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@jose, awesome that you like Metallica’s fuel

You're doing a fantastic job! Just a quick off-topic question: My OKX wallet holds some USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). How should I go about transferring them to Binance?

Actually one of the 33:05 actually a mistake I made. Like yeah I built a flask app with login manager, cookies and encryption and did some minor stuff and put it together with mostly chatgpt derived CSS/HTML stuff. I even said like nothing major but I got the basics down. I should have honestly just said "I already made a few applications with Flask and SQLachemie, implementing functionalities like cookies, account management using encryption. I dont know it is just in my nature to be more of a modest guy who actually delivers, than a talker who cant walk the walk. But I guess if you dont land the job you cant deliver so I guess I will be training my confidence.

The problem here is ADD vs. ADHD....I have ADHD, my child has ADD. Same standard stuff as most with it. It's a dopamine level issue pretty much. My dopamine levels are just low as per testing. Racing thoughts are the worst part about it. Also have focus vs. non focus issues as well. Adderall definitely was a game changer. But the major side effect was a no bueno lol...Also a 70s kid so it was way under diagnosed. Where I was labeled "Learning Disabled"...Which definitely hits the nail on the head.

This interview has blown my mind. I have "known" I struggle with ADHD for a long time, but hearing so many behaviors described EXACTLY as I experience them, and so specifically to this career... It's made me really recognize... I probably need to also pursue medication 😅 I'm not sure I can cut through the rest of college without it.

Don't forget also that when a lot of the FAANGs were in their big growth phase in 2008 and beyond they were hiring people out of the ivy leagues and other top schools just to deny the talent to competitors

Boots mystical arena incoming? 😅

I was diagnosed with ADHD in the 3rd grade and given ritalin which helped a lot, but by the time 4th grade rolled around, I had stopped taking it for some reason. I spent the next 25 years feeling like a lazy underachiever. Until I saw Chris's episode on the Developer Voices podcast a couple months ago. I talked to my doctor and I am now 2 weeks into using adderall and all I can say is that it has changed my life. Thank you for what you do Chris!

You couldn’t do that in Ruby

He's right. Most things don't need to be beautiful but I personally can't settle for mediocrity

Why tf would you ever use anything without gc or type inference if you are not an embedded dev

She already said what her unpopular opinion is, it’s static typing, that’s the reason why she haven’t realised that clojure is what she needs, but I guess what university does to you, like the phd when they say it that you have to

It does not have to be a movie you can write a book

She said so many times about one language on the frontend and backend and haven’t yet said something about clojure how? But I see she also said about languages needing types, I agree, but still, clojure solved the one language decent one on the front and the back.

some comment here indicate i do really need to watch it.

Damn it's true though. Sorry I couldn't take my eyes off his eyebrows. They are thick even after shaving the edges😮

Is using Django’s authentication considered “rolling your own auth?”

Start with the "why", stress that part, then keep coming back to the reason why we're discussing this in the first place. In this conversation, the "why" is meaningfully stressed like 30 minutes in, still with insufficient focus. Otherwise the talk lacks the point. Arenas are used as a performance optimization first and foremost. Then, to a lesser degree, arenas can be viewed as a way to simplify memory lifetime management (a step forward for C, a step back for C++).

Ive been progrsmming in c++ since 2003, what benefits does rust offer?

Bruh the photo of a senior engineer 💀

My fav backend banter addition. Danny has a great attitude and bigs everyone up.

Rust has a messy syntax

I get that the title is to get views, but my first inclination when someone says "I know JS" isn't "I don't care" it is "but do you really know JS?" Someone who knows JS well can easily learn almost any other popular language today.

I'm sorry, but I'm having trouble understanding the importance of attending meetups and conferences. Could anyone help clarify? By the way, I'm open to negotiating any position with a top budget limit of $399 or less per hour 😊.

That explanation for Idiocracy is terrible. The story was not about educated vs non-educated. It was about smart and informed vs dumb & ignorant. Huge difference between the two. You can be educated and still be an idiot.

Imaginary scenario and response to it, that is something

At 59:17 the Mac or an iPhone may actually load relatively fewer lines in the sense that its shared library model helps avoid the multiplied presence of subtly different versions of the same frameworks/libraries. One reason why Apple devices are more memory efficient.

It seems every great language derives from OCaml. F#, ReScript, etc.

the “lean back in your chair” to observe your code from far away is called “the squint test” by a lot of OOP people

Great guy. Deserves all the success he has in life

58:00 IANAL The fear of NDAs might have prevented them from putting anything down for their company experience. You don't need to be specific unless it's publicly announced. It's better to have 3-5 points saying vague stuff like "Created or improved system to process from X number of events per day previously to Y number of events per day for this company mission" than to just have nothing in that time.

I'm so excited that there's going to be 420 episodes this season!!!!!!!!!!

One bad thing about GCs that maybe Ryan has been lucky enough to not see: it lets you go way further along the path of turning your code into nightmare spaghetti before you hit problems, especially if you’re smart. Clear lifetimes help keep code sane.

Thanks for letting me hang out for a bit!

I write c for scales yea they are industrial and they are real time systems that control relays. I am trying to work in rust into our embedded Linux product.

Maybe not the information I thought I would find, but REALLY LIKED THE ENERGY of this conversation!

Danny's note at the end about paying forward, holding the door open for someone else is real. Sharing the love and knowledge and experience is so important.

4:26 - that’ made my day 😊

Odin's creator, Ginger Bill, has a series of articles on memory management. Very good intro into the topic. Odin itself is very nice to look at.

It's almost like that all the abstraction we have been using for years as some sort of good thing for the last 30 years has gone full circle to end up having all sorts of memory management issues. When you are working at low-level you have to think about this stuff from the get-go so you plan for it. I'm wondering if most of this stuff was already solved, we were simply told pass pointers down don't return them, unless you have really thought about what you are doing.

The first 30 minutes of the video could have been done in 5 minutes if they had done some code examples and actually tried to explain the concept of arenas. Instead, the host chose a wired podcast format where the host asks wired questions. This made the video difficult to follow and understand. As a result, the video is not very informative for someone who is new to the concept of arenas. Also the title is bad clickbait.

Well the guys spoke a lot about malloc and free, but I don't think they mentioned that all of these calls have overhead. Basically malloc and free has to call to the OS, and the OS has to do it's thing to set aside the memory block, by doing some internal tracking things...like adding a small header right before that memory block. And for few big allocations it's fine I guess, but for many small ones(like what they mentioned), it takes toll on performance. Memory allocators like arena do this overhead OS calls once and from there on, an allocation at the arena is basically returning the "free" pointer inside the arena block and then just advancing that pointer forward by the size of the "allocated" block. So the performance benefit is obvious.

You guys reinvented memory pools , nice :)

26:00 the thinkmill website itself looks rather broken, especially with dark mode plugins

Blockchain technology

My mom was a nurse at a mental health hospital. She got dragged down the hall by a patient once. I'm still waiting on my time to shine as a software engineer after 2 1/2 years of skills development.

in odin I would say its basically standardised, the default allocator is a heap allocator, but the temp allocator is an arena. so most of the time I just allocate to temporary, and its pretty much like using a gc language.

what a great episode to listen to, inspiring story

the most successful developers use subversion

As someone currently getting one-shot by the FP course it's good to hear that im supposed to be struggling this much 😂