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I have never been stuck to a course in my life, this is the first, so low level explanation and impeccable breakdown. Thank you BIll.

Domain-driven & data-oriented!

Small Correction: std::mem::forget isn't a soundness hole, rust does not guarantee memory leaks prevention, and as such code cannot rely on the drop destructor to be sound, and as of now that is true for the entire standard library.

C is and always will be king

Very informative. Thanks

Damn, your English is sharp as F

concept of channels came from CAR Hoare and its publication Communicating sequential processes in 78 and his book with the same title in 85 it was implemented in occam and kind of in erlang during 80ties...

Thank you Jerome, another great video!

4:51 Instead of a mutex and a lock_guard why not just do std::atomic<int> counter = 0; ?

Thanks for the analysis! Could you help me with something unrelated: My OKX wallet holds some USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). Could you explain how to move them to Binance?

Sounds like a lot of code to reimplement BeamVM but with better performance. I wish we could get an Elixir std like abstraction with GenServers and Supervisors but also support global cluster registered processes. Either via mesh or Redis.

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Thanks for recording this for everyone who didn't make it to the live event!

It has been very, very entertaining to watch these videos. Thank you for that! I'd love to see some videos about text classification, named entity recognition and information extraction. There's not that much information about these fields, especially using Go

You would make a great uncle lol

What would you recommend a self taught frontend dev to do to learn problem solving? What's the hardest, but most worthy route to learn it?

I keep hearing this argument dissing the garbage collector in go, but what I never hear is that it is possible to write code that causes minimal invocations to the gc. Ie it is possible to write allocation free code (or minimal allocation) but I never hear about this in go vs rust conversations, which makes these discussions unjustifiably skewed against go. Not to mention the advancements created by arenas (admittedly it’s still experimental) that also improves memory management with regards to gc. Also, there is no virtual machine in Go, it runs bare metal, that is another reason why I like it, it’s simple and has no infrastructure dependencies, just like c/rust in contrast with monstrosities of languages like Java and C#

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This explanation is incomplete. It is missing an explanation for how to set up debug configurations for Rust.

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How low? Please give the number in the description.

Super interesting! I'm thinking about building a reactive-agent with Go and Olama. My experience is very limited with Go and LLM's so its gonna be fun :)

thank you sir for making this video

Hey Perplexity recomanded me your video. My prompt was: "Is LangChain the best tool for building ai driven solutions? What alternatives are there?". Just wanted to let you know.

Thanks for sharing!

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I'm hooked with these demos, looking forward for the next one. I've been told an AI course is being prepared for the next Q1-Q2 2025, can't wait for that one! Count me in 😎

Very cool! Looking forward to the next one

Great video! - Will there be any AI course on Ardanlabs soon? - How was the chunking process done, on the text file? - Have you noticed any differences in quality between local models and openai models? - How to determine the appropriate chunk size?

I appreciate this type of content, but the audio quality was pretty bad. It was hard to understand the speaker.

When I started programming I had just started attending boarding school _(1 week into 8th grade)_ and there were no books in the library and it was years before I even heard of the internet. I literally had one help reference, "keywords by programming task" which would show me, for instance, *if, select case* if I looked for decisions (or whatever word they used). I would have to figure out the syntax and learn how to do it right by deciphering the error messages and before long, all I could do on a computer was to write code in BASIC. It was years before I understood that those are not the basics and normal folks learn to use pre written programs and not how to write their own.

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Great video! Thanks

You just made my day with this example. This was something I was looking for, for a really long time. Looking forward EP6 👍

This was a great little demo! Thanks for sharing. One question though: What's the deal with the four threads on windows? What's this message queue about? Is it necessary even for CLI applications?

Good knowledge share!! TY

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Great video! as someone who's new to AWS and Terraform your explanation was really mind opening and extremely helpful. Ty

you could not show the by_linux and by_windows file to clarify if a variable with the same name can be used in all three files or not?

Going into so much debt is wild. What if you didn't like the course? What if you didn't pass the course? You'd be in so deep into the red. Credit card debt no less. For absolutely nothing. I'm sorry, but that was incredibly stupid.

Sweet Just stuff I like Machine learning and Go

And yes, I agree to use my comments to train the model if you wish so.

This is cool, thanks!