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Thank you very much sir

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This video confirmed to me that Unicode is just as complex as people make it out to be. 🙂 However, it does make logical sense.

But how utf-8 translate back to poop emoji? There is no code point to check it?

thank you. its very clear and easy to undersrtand.

Wow!!! I fully agree that this is the best tutorial on unicode utf-x. Thanks!!!

This is so hard to follow... 2h later I am still under minute 8...

Just gem of this topic, definitely!

awesome explanation!

7:40 It only holds 65,000 code points, what the point of a Surrogqte point only in the 50,000’s?? Don’t you need 128,000

Lost me at surrogate pairs 😢

Best content 💯

hands down best tutorial I watched in a while

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2:30 When I convert "Ha 💩" into binary, I get a different result. >>> b_string = "Ha 💩".encode('utf-8') >>> b_string b'Ha \xf0\x9f\x92\xa9' >>> ' '.join(f"{byte:08b}" for byte in b_string) '01001000 01100001 00100000 11110000 10011111 10010010 10101001'

In theory you would only need one rule to make something similar to UTF-8, that is a characters last byte has a 0 in the most significant bit and a 1 in the most significant bit of all the previous bytes so an 4 byte character would look something like 1XXXXXXX1XXXXXXX1XXXXXXX0XXXXXXX and a 2 byte character would look like 1XXXXXXX0XXXXXXX and a 1 byte character would look like 0XXXXXXX where the Xs represent any value of 0 or 1. This is interesting because you can extend this to any bit width optimization for instance if most of the numbers you store will be of 64 bit width you just make a variation of this that has a 0 in the most significant bit for a length of 64 bits after the zero and a 1 means that there is at least another block of 64 bits after + the bit that tells you if there is another block after.

Thank you

What did you use to create that document?

Js metaframework (next, remix) from scratch - please

So underrated

bro ur voice is so awesome, holy sheet

are u the dude from HL2 Best Impressions ??? Your Voice Is SO DOPE

Will be saving this video, knowledge might be useful.

hello mr sexy voice.

great video, thank you so much!

The export let WILL act as a let if this is bundled by most bundlers, btw. It's a strange difference between the code you writes native behavior and the bundled behavior.

Thanks so much for this tutorial much appreciated

Can you please send me the link for the article shown in the end of the video

Thank you! 🎉

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I can’t make a regular entity into a trigger_ teleport. How do I do it?

0:34 "And the distance from me and jail is a 30 meter restraining order." ...Which is about 1 575 HU!

so computed value is highscore- we call it with subscribe in index.js, subscribed values are score1 and score2- we call it with computed why this stuff is so hard, my brain

you sound like postal dude

Who's sarah? 03:20

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Great breakdown! I personally have experienced that usage of provide/inject caused us more headaches than benefits in large code bases, especially with team members of various levels. In small projects these things don't really matter, but with large teams we ended up choosing the less "magical" way of doing things and now just avoid project/inject. We only have 3 components (of our total of 300+) that use project/inject which are closely related components with similar names, similar to your Tab examples. In general it's usually more beneficial to see exactly where props are coming from and going to in the DOM, despite it takes a bit more code. It's also way easier to ⌘-click-go-to definition for IDE's. Other than "it looks nice when looking at the DOM" are there other benefits you see this having?

Great gods from above, make this guy popular-ish

Ah yes adding an output within an output, doesn’t make sense. But this video made it make at least 75% sense, so thank you. Can you make an output within an output within an output and so on? Can you make an addOutput inside an addOutput? I want to try these myself, thank you again for helping me somewhat comprehend this i/o technique.

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Great video

This a fantastically accessible explanation -- thank you!

Are you the guy who did the hl2 citizen voice in that one tf2 video?

Awesome video man, thanks for the help!

Great video

This is so good, thanks!

thank you SO SO much!!!!! i'm russian and couldn't find any good video about UTF-8 on my language but you saved my student's ass 😆😆

So well explained! Subbed!