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"PostgreSQL CRASH COURSE - Learn PostgreSQL in 2024" but "222K views 2 years ago" I'm I in 2026??🤣🤣

where to get the Postaco app?

lool great tutorial. 44:33 though lool

They make much more than that (coming from someone who's brother is one of the devs)

its roblox every game is p2w

trust me is more like 600k

That's not really true. There are a few key points you are missing. First, the game generates revenue from more than just the VIP pass; there are also other in-game purchases available, such as custom makeup, luxury dresses, and various accessories. Also roblox exchanges gives 70% to the developer after a purchase, not 30%. 30% is what is taken. Additionally, developers earn money through premium payouts, which they receive based on the time premium members spend in the game. In fact, a significant portion of the revenue likely comes from these premium payouts. I'd say the majority of their income is from that. I'm guessing you saw a reddit post saying that after all the cuts are made from the play stores and stuff like that roblox devs see ~40%. That's just raw USD revenue and doesnt apply to in-game transactions with robux. Moreover, when calculating the actual earnings, it's important to remember that Robux earned by developers are converted at a rate of 0.0035 USD per Robux due to the Developer Exchange (DevEx) program, where 350 Robux equals 1 USD. This conversion rate means that the amount in Robux needs to be multiplied by 0.0035 to determine the actual revenue in USD. Meaning 7m Robux would be around 25k USD a month just for that ONE PASS. I'm estimating DTI makes around 60m-100m a year. since data from last year assumes the top 10 earners on roblox make more than 30m a year. (this being the top game, it's safe to assume their developers are within that threshold)

that was such a W vid man, keep it up!

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People nowadays: 🤓erm what do you mean balls??????🤓

A note from Jynxie: "THAT MOTHERFU***R IS CHEATING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"

bruh lol

1000x more views is it wasn’t ai thumbnail

They do so much in three days bruh

i love you my guy. this is so chill and helpful

Good video and everything but the first part where you made a ''bot'' that automatically clicks the button and sells the tickets you can use a thing called macro in that you can record a movement and it will do it for you

Here before this video gets popular

why is this not popular

the roblox version of the horizon is actually good

epic video, new sub

mah boi troi is bacc with another troi-ll

44:49 this is the most interesting part of the whole video. Solving things like this is what really makes you good beyond theory

that's absurd how roblox is only paying these devs 30% of what their game is making

Intresting

This is exactly right. If people even knew what it’s like to be us 😄

This is too real, get out of my head

As I've evolved my programming skills, I have noticed that the more organized I develop my systems, the easier it is for mantaining them. The only situation where "bad code" was a proper choice, was in situations where the codebase was already bad and I had to make some weird hacks to deliver a feature. In the end, a bad code is just... bad. There is a minimum quality threshold that you need to achieve, simple stuff, that's enough. You don't need to make a masterpiece, just don't commit any programming crimes..

this editing is strangely fun to look at, good job!

3.44k and yet 438 views? (at time of sending)

I feel like a good tutorial shouldn’t feel like a tutorial. I remember playing celeste for the first time, the way they showed how to dash honestly impressed me

skip

skip the tutorial needs to see this

As someone that planned on adding a Tutorial to their complicated Diploma Thesis, this is gold!

also things are in cents because the simplest version of storing things in dollars would be to use float types, which can (deceptivly to beginners) produce incorrect results when you try to do calculations with them, due to the imprecision of the float type

you can also google why indexes start at 0

if its good its not bad, so you are really saying people are wrong about what code is bad

I hope more people who are just starting to learn how to code will see this video

good job

awesome tutorial!

do some AWS s3 bucket and LAMBDA CRUD rest function video.

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Full Postgres Course available for 90% off: www.udemy.com/course/practical-postgres-master-the-most-important-parts-of-sql/?couponCode=TH-cam-PG-BEGINNER My course is focused on the most practical parts of postgres and the goal is to teach you the most useful things as quickly as possible.

"yeah so we're going to deploy a scalable sharded database over several kubernetes clusters with multiple caches for performance" "dude we are storing literally fifteen kilobytes of data here. why"

To everybody commenting, "Worst timing, lol!" The target audience for this video obviously isn't people writing kernel-level security software that powers half the internet. It's for the 15 person agency that will get 3 chat requests per day, that will never scale to need millions of concurrent requests, and if they do, that's a very good problem for them to have (and at that point they can throw money and developers at the problem).

The simplest, dumbest code that gets the job done is the best imo

Corpo guys goes on about the usual throwing together a bunch of technical debt and god forbid would code be reused and contributed to for the rest of the world. Got some real lizard people mentality in this one. :p

i think it might be better if the “bad code” is quoted. 😀

let badCode; badCode = !badCode

So many people mindlessly commenting about this aging like milk due to the Crowd-strike bug. What you are suggesting does not align with what happened at crowd-strike.

Great video; my philosophy is as long as you write tests, we can always come back to it later and make it better if needed.