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I'm using a wooting 60HE+. I enjoy using it, but it might require some getting used to if you haven't used linear switches before

@@dspx_plcr thanks for replying, i still don't find what i want currently maybe this it's

Email is the best way but I'm not super quick to respond. Happy to hear from you at dspx dot plcr at proton dot me

Thank you for the support, and best of luck with your studies!

It's very flattering to be asked, but I currently do not offer teaching services

Idris as a *more friendly* haskell! What a concept! I'm not surprised CS1 students didn't like it, but it's cool that dependent types were introduced to students that early. I'm sure at least one person was shown something that changed the course of their career :) Linear types for resources is a really nice idea, but sadly my experience with Idris didn't impress upon me the practicality. I still think it can be made practical, but there is some work to go on that front, in my opinion.

Thanks for your kind words! It isn't public anywhere, since I haven't decided what I want to do with it yet

I don't know why youtube works the way it does, I wish it offered me a better system, but sadly it does not.

Nope, I'm using OpenBSD

Default alacritty theme and default kakoune theme

They can take it :)

That does indeed match my experience, but I'm not too phased. I don't think I've exhausted my options with ffmpeg and am happy to continue with it for a while longer. I'll keep the gstreamer suggestion in mind if I chance course though, thanks :)

@@dspx_plcr Fair then. I personally have spent more time debugging the Rust binding for FFmpeg API, because that too is undocumented. And needless to say, I have been met with failure in Rust even with immense maneuver and stringent scrutiny, but had quick success with the direct C API. So, it's basically me trying to match the C code with Rust, and reading the C source and Rust source code simultaneously to find out what exactly is wrong. Great, isn't it?

@@SbF6H The life of a developer! One day devs will figure out how to document things

CWM, distributed by default with OpenBSD. To be honest, I'm not a fan, but I haven't gotten around to setting up a WM properly

Glad to have you here :)

It's a Courier clone called FreeMono from the GNU FreeFont family

I did indeed get the sampling and display working, but thank you for your comment :)

If you love the software, then the name rightly describes it as the Improved version, and if you hate the software, well, the name still describes the feeling of using it :)

Hey, thanks for you comment! I'm glad to be helping you with motivation, that's sometimes the trickiest part :) Yes, I'm using tmux. Most of my software isn't configured very much, and the colourscheme for the terminal is the default from alacritty, I believe.

Don't we all 😄

Don't worry, there'll be plenty more resource leaks to come :)

Thank you for the support, I appreciate the comment!

I'm not actually sure! I'm using the default colourscheme for alacritty and kakoune. Hope that helps

Thank you for the kind words! This sort of content isn't for everyone, but I'm glad you're enjoying it :)

It's a courier inspired font called FreeMono from gnu free fonts

Thank you for the kind words! Keep up the programming and maybe one day I'll be watching your programming sessions ;)

I saw you commented on my other video, but in-case someone stumbles across this and has the same question, I'll copy-paste my other comment. Hi! My videos show pretty much the entire sum of knowledge I have about AV. I learned by reading the ffmpeg man page[0], and just trying a bunch of stuff out. Unfortunately I agree with you that the learning materials are not great. I hope to make some after I get my current project working[1], but until then I don't have anything to share, sorry! [0]: ffmpeg.org//documentation.html [1]: th-cam.com/play/PL5CIEWYHtEXrH0jPXaHkOJ8INqW93T8et.html

Hi! My videos show pretty much the entire sum of knowledge I have about AV. I learned by reading the ffmpeg man page[0], and just trying a bunch of stuff out. Unfortunately I agree with you that the learning materials are not great. I hope to make some after I get my current project working[1], but until then I don't have anything to share, sorry! [0]: ffmpeg.org//documentation.html [1]: th-cam.com/play/PL5CIEWYHtEXrH0jPXaHkOJ8INqW93T8et.html

@@dspx_plcr thanks for your answer. I will watch and learn all yours video. You are great men! 🙂

Don't worry, I have more coming out next week!

@@dspx_plcr lessssgooo!

Hi there! I'm not on the ffmpeg IRC, but if you have any questions or just wanted to reach out, feel free to shoot me an email (you can see it pop up in part 5 at around 4:20). As for recording, I'd encourage you to go for it! There's a lot you'll stumble over (as you can see by this series) but it's fun and you get better as you go.