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Brilliant! Precise and succinct. Even better are the out-links to other references.

GnuMake is absolute amazing, works great to manage docker, terraform, git, and both go + python projects. One can use macros, patterns, and variables to simplify the makefile and use one unified makefile for multiple projects/use cases. Plus running with entr you have a local CICD system right within your own project space without having to push code to a repo. Make also is a great way to automate common system tasks when paired with cron.

I landed here looking for comparisons between Ruby & Kotlin. I'm a Kotlin expert who is new to Ruby. I was surprised that a lot of tricks from Kotlin are available in Ruby, expressions being one of them. I like this style and it's how I program in Kotlin. If you add chaining, scoping functions, extension functions and the goal of eliminating local variables, you end up with code that reads like a spec and has a low chance of bugs. I'm hoping I can do that in Ruby. :)

Thank you; I learned the basics of JQ. I have a small suggestion: share the code used in this video; it may help to pratcie.

Wanted to create an app image with fuse recently but was kind of losing my mind on where to start. Your whole section at the half way point about needing to include a shell and the relevant linked libraries got me going. Thank you so much! Onwards to mastering fuse next.

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extremely helpful. Thanks you!

Using poetry in azure pipeline Autoversioning via poetry th-cam.com/play/PL-kVqysGX514jD9Hm5sZqIJCCrtraHIiX.html&feature=shared

If golang had rust like ADT, iterators and monadic operations on them like map, and_then etc this would have been the perfect language for productivity

this was so good, thanks a ton :)

Good content but clear the output panel as when you do a quick scroll to the results and back it's hard to see the result

Damn! thanks for this. Teaching by association - you walked me through what I was familiar with and showed me how it works. I glossed over the C and Go parts, but this will help me retain the analogy to make my docker containers more efficient.

any good resource to learn low level docker ?

always wanted to learn jq properly. this was great now Iunderstand the basics. a deeper dive or next level video would be great if you have the time. thank you

How do you install "make" to run make file ?

Nice job

I love love love that you step through figuring out how how to do it, not just showing the outcome and running through the final answer. Showing the error, how to figure that out, then the next error, then how to find the reason for that, is teaching everyone to fish. This kind of education is way underrated in this day and age.

"...so it's just sorting the top level?" no, it's sorting the keys (not the values), as it was asked to anyway great video, it helped me a lot to proper understand how a YAML file is written and read

On a fun note - I lost count of how many times I heard "right?" :D

Very concise and to the point. Thank you so much!

Nice video. One point about wrapped errors; I have always found them to be problematic. The problem with wrapped errors is that when you wrap an error you can't use a sentinel error. I have been looking for a good solution for years, and the best I have come upon with - after trying many other approaches - is to instead use `errors.Join()`, e.g. `err = errors.Join(ErrMySentinelError, err)`. Alternately if I want to include some values - inspired by slog - I might do this instead: `err = errors.Join(ErrMySentinelError,fmt.Errorf("widget=%v",widget), err)`. I don't love the middle argument but that is what I am currently working with. Writing this comment I realize I could create a custom error for the middle on and directly use it like args passed to slog. I think I will update my projects to try that.

Woah!

Very thorough. How do you use the next statement in the { } that is not the BEGIN or END? I’m using bash and it does not work. I’ve taken the example from the book “sed & awk” by Dale and Arnold page 156.

Super cool, super helpful! Thanks!

package=0x1e92b79c echo1 :; echo $(package)

Thank you simple and clear explanation

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Thanks bro, especially csv.DictReader() method is very useful to read as key value pair. i am not aware of that method, thanks for pointing it out.

Great video! Going through the comments, it seems like people love to comment before the video ends😂

Thank you for explaining !

Super cool! Just what I need for a thing I'm tinkering with.

did i really waste 30 minutes listening about how chroot works?

thank you. ❤

errors.As? seriously? not errors.Is or errors.Equals... why would they name it like that. "As" usually implies casting.

Tangfastic, thanks!