Just to be clear, I am saying this in full seriousness. Farming has a LOT of tech going on, and I would totally watch content on how to build and operate a farm from you.
Yeah unfortunately a lot of the interesting stuff is proprietary tech that costs 4 or even 5 digits for the equipment plus access fees, and almost none of it is open source.
watching lots of fireship videos has, if nothing else, thoroughly communicated to me that farmers/people who consistently touch grass are necessarily happier than most tech workers.
My grandparents are farmers, and I often spend a few weeks a year helping them out, besides getting to work with animals it's awful work. Working in the heat, sometimes rain, then having to deal with all the mud, animals getting sick, vehicles breaking down at the worst possible time, always smelling like dirt and cows, and not being able to take long vacations unless you hire a bunch of people to do the work for you (this is especially the case if you have a small family farm where you wouldn't hire people).
I've always wanted to grow strawberries. Idk. 33 years old and the dream started as working from a laptop from wherever I want and now I want to push dirt and grow fruits 🤷♂️
hilarious how the US and France poach foreign born talent from impoverished nations to win championships then claim it for their own. then profess to be compassionate as those countries remain in poverty because of brain and talent drain
@@Luther_Luffeigh if you mean chinese people holding a chinese flag in 2nd place and in 1st place there are chinese people holding the usa flag, then it is like that, you can check it by yourself in the internet is the photo.
Small correction: Google's AI was not given the English problem statements for the IMO. The problems were first formalised in Lean by a group of humans; the AI didn't translate the problems itself
@@curious_banda Agree to disagree. This is not stupid translation, otherwise an AI could do it. It's formalizing the problem (which involves deep understanding), so that a stupid machine can find the solution.
Definitely not a minor correction. They turned the problems into effectively a program. Then let an LLM solve the code problem. LLMs are well known for being able to solve small contained code problems, so no surprises when the hard part was done it did well. They should really be embarrassed about how they are advertising this. Olympiads have time limits and you don't simply keep guessing the answer until you are correct. The LLM had both, it was handed a well defined problem and then allowed to keep refining its solution effectively by searching and guessing. (ie. classic AI search algorithm)
3:15 literally left web dev to be a welder in 2021. Its tough work but I do feel a sense of happiness. Plus you typically deal with good men and I don't see those roach type characters I grew familiar with in offices. Even though at times the work sucks when I look back I can see a real mountain of things that will go on to be used for decades
Same but I left IT and got into land surveying. Sitting down for 40 hours a week staring at a screen is simply unnatural, that shit will make anyone depressed.
I'm an artist. I understand very little of what you're saying. But ur vids are entertaining and the random little pieces of career advice you randomly give are perfectly applicable for artists. Your pacing, memes, and tone of voice are also👌
Love that the image used for the flight delays at 8:01 shows Southwest flights - the one company bragging they WERE NOT affected simply because their systems are too old!
It's neither. Tech has been democratized, meaning any idiot can make something and have it be used by others. 80 years ago tech was filled with either very smart people from other disciplines or self-made visionaries who brute-forced learning IT. 40 years ago computers were available to the masses but were mostly used by smaller companies for data crunching and were not connected + games in the home. 20 years ago individual computers were slowly becoming obsolete as the internet and then smartphones took over. Each step had the pool of users diluted with half-wits, scammers, frauds and state-actors whose influence has been to pollute, mislead and corrupt the internet to suit their goals, including meme-eaters. There's still gold but it's much, much more difficult to be found and very few who can appreciate and use that gold to further their goals. When it is found, you get fancy new games or software made.
Leading with the good news is generally the worst. For some reason, even though most people would prefer the bad news first, when we deliver it we want to give the bad news last.
Man I laugh so much with your memes, the video pace is so quick that while I’m laughing at one the next one comes and is funnier, those of intel “dead inside” and “work you Bastard” 😂😂
I don't really see the problem. Calculators have existed for a very long time and we happily used them to calculate things faster than we can. If it is a case of speed to solve a problem then I am not crying about it.
Yeah, Olympiads are just the start - professional mathematicians in a decade are going to be solely concentrated on working with the future iterations of these systems.
@@TheStickofWar It's more that it's an incredibly difficult skill that is seen as an apex of human intellectual achievement - the idea that not only will machines *evaporate* the need for that skill but actually make it impossible for a human to ever compete scares the bejesus out of people that love this subject. Imagine if you woke up one morning and the thing that you love had advanced at a pace that would typically take a decade overnight?
@@whatisrokosbasilisk80Chess is played. Math will be learned. Humans will find new ways of creation. Now breath in...and out...repeat after me: everything is the way it is because it can not be any other way else it would.
LOL at Reddit thinking they can block scraping. LinkedIn tried that. The courts literally ordered LinkedIn to allow scraping and told them they would be punished if they did anything at all to interfere with their site being scraped. You can't make something publicly available and then say 'no, not like that'.
Wow. I usually like Fireship videos for the human but this one was actually super educational about the Copied Act. I already was aware of concepts of software provenance but mostly through metadata (e.g. from HTML headers in a microservice architecture) but did not know about this act. Thank you, Fireship!
Cameras already store a crapton of metadata anyway, like location, date, camera model, etc. The only difference is that currently it is not digitally signed.
This man is in a league of his own with these vids, keep killing it bro. And idk if I somehow missed or didn’t realize you do monthly reports but regardless keep em coming ❤
2:45 why are people discussing this but not the oxidation issue that was also allegedly confirmed as a separate issue later after the news ran with the og story?
This! This! 1000 times this! Gamer's Nexus put out a video more or less pointing out that the microcode explanation is likely a red herring to mask the real (much, much worse) issue
They deliberately said the microcode voltage thing first so that most media would run with that, as that's a maybe problem and users might just keep their faulty part If all media had "your Intel CPU might be rusting" they would have way more RMAs, and that makes the line not go up as much. We can't have that now, can we?
Hallelujah 🙌🏻!!!!! The daily jesus devotional has been a huge part of my transformation, God is good 🙌🏻🙌🏻. I was owing a loan of $49,000 to the bank for my son's brain surgery, Now I'm no longer in debt after I invested $11,000 and got my payout of $290,500 every month…God bless Mrs Susan Jane Christy ❤️
honestly, nice W for meta with Llama, i like open-source better than closed-source, but oh well, if the winner is a closed-source company, i'm not gonna bash my keyboard into my head like the other linux guys, even tho i'm a linux user myself
Absolutely! I have heard stories of people who started with little or no knowledge but managed to emerge victorious thanks to Ana Graciela Blackwelder.
Haha feeling pretty vindicated right now. Dropped out of a research math program because I realized that LLMs using automated theorem provers would eventually solve, yes Olympiads - but in about a decade, these systems will be streaming out *correct* mathematics at a rate significantly faster than the mathematical community could ever hope. Now, I'm definitely going to sound unhinged here, but this is the birth of post-human mathematics - the future of mathematicians will be to decode and apply this formal soup explored by machines.
I highly doubt this. I use ChatGPT to assist with my PhD work in economic theory and it simply does not understand how to do pretty basic problems. It can regurgitate a proof it’s been trained on but it does not “think” correctly at all. It gets obvious things wrong and just makes leaps in logic that are wrong. Perhaps some AI that is far more advanced than ChatGPT 4 is better but I’m not holding my breath that AI will replace mathematicians any time soon. But maybe Alpha Proof is way way better than ChatGPT so maybe I’m wrong.
Too complicated to grasp, the intricacies of quantum mechanics continue to challenge even the most brilliant scientific minds. much thanks to you for the information it truly gave me a decent spot to star
I think Google catching up to OpenAI and the others is a sign they are taking this quite serious. They do have one of the largest data sets in history lol and have been doing a lot of stuff related to AI way before the hype train.
Google no longer takes anything seriously. Every one of their services degrades once they get market share or buy another company. They've even screwed up their main search with recent changes they've made.
August will be even crazier... Stay up to date here daily.dev/w/fireship
Men born in August are the best!
Have you replaced by the AI? The amount of content has sky rocketed 😂
Thanks so much for mentioning HIDEAGEM !!! ❤❤❤
if youre using Grassman mathematics Terrance Howard might be on to something though
@@hongbo-wei FALSE!!
Just to be clear, I am saying this in full seriousness. Farming has a LOT of tech going on, and I would totally watch content on how to build and operate a farm from you.
Glad I’m not the only one lmaoo
Yeah, closed source tech
There are so many robotics applications right now!
You know john deere just laidoff a bunch of people. Not sure if farming tech is booming.
Yeah unfortunately a lot of the interesting stuff is proprietary tech that costs 4 or even 5 digits for the equipment plus access fees, and almost none of it is open source.
"that's enough to pay for about 1/3rd of a big mac, so you don't have to finance it on affirm" this golden nugget made me chuckle
What's affirm
@@WaldoTheWombat it's an afterpay service that splits up large purchases into a couple of interest free payments.
@@WaldoTheWombat It's a buy now pay later service like klarna. Like a bank loan, just faster and easier to get.
I really could have used some positive news though lmao. That being said, Zed being available on Linux was a positive surprise
That was a brutal outro
Remember, there is no crowdstrike on temple os.
Lmfao
The two 😮
Just more evidence to switch to Temple OS
Amen 🙏
And there's no CrowdStrike on regular Windows, and the reason there's no CrowdStrike on TempleOS is because big companies don't use TempleOS, lol.
watching lots of fireship videos has, if nothing else, thoroughly communicated to me that farmers/people who consistently touch grass are necessarily happier than most tech workers.
I wanna be a grass farmer. Imagine the sheer joy of such a sweet existence
@@luckylanno until you encounter snails
My grandparents are farmers, and I often spend a few weeks a year helping them out, besides getting to work with animals it's awful work. Working in the heat, sometimes rain, then having to deal with all the mud, animals getting sick, vehicles breaking down at the worst possible time, always smelling like dirt and cows, and not being able to take long vacations unless you hire a bunch of people to do the work for you (this is especially the case if you have a small family farm where you wouldn't hire people).
@@SourceHades and still happier than every software engineer ive ever met
I've always wanted to grow strawberries. Idk. 33 years old and the dream started as working from a laptop from wherever I want and now I want to push dirt and grow fruits 🤷♂️
"it's not a javascript framework this time, but python"
is that supposed to be an improvement
f yeah
Yes, in the sense that an eye infection is better than a broken leg.
@@nicholasvinen nice one! haha! I was looking for a comparison and got a few, but I wont even try to compete with you lol
@@AntonySimkin you get bonus points for rhyming. 🏆
At least Python have less insane type coercion, it doesn't allow [Object Object] or 2 + "2"
Fireship ❌
Farmship ✅
The usa mathamtics team picture is hilarious
hilarious how the US and France poach foreign born talent from impoverished nations to win championships then claim it for their own. then profess to be compassionate as those countries remain in poverty because of brain and talent drain
4 chinese, 1 indian. lol there's no whites
"mathamtics"
Oh, boy.
I bet it’s not far from the real picture
@@Luther_Luffeigh if you mean chinese people holding a chinese flag in 2nd place and in 1st place there are chinese people holding the usa flag, then it is like that, you can check it by yourself in the internet is the photo.
I love me a good code report. This shit better than TLDR
It has been getting depressing lately tbh
@@sarthak290 That's where the pile of shit-fall at the end is for.
Small correction: Google's AI was not given the English problem statements for the IMO. The problems were first formalised in Lean by a group of humans; the AI didn't translate the problems itself
aaaah - thanks a million. That's a ton of a difference, whew :-)
That doesn't matter since the inherent problem statement didn't change. It was just translated.
@@curious_banda Agree to disagree. This is not stupid translation, otherwise an AI could do it. It's formalizing the problem (which involves deep understanding), so that a stupid machine can find the solution.
It seems like experts will still be needed for a while. But more and more people will fall into the “midwit” category, for better or worse.
Definitely not a minor correction. They turned the problems into effectively a program. Then let an LLM solve the code problem. LLMs are well known for being able to solve small contained code problems, so no surprises when the hard part was done it did well.
They should really be embarrassed about how they are advertising this. Olympiads have time limits and you don't simply keep guessing the answer until you are correct. The LLM had both, it was handed a well defined problem and then allowed to keep refining its solution effectively by searching and guessing. (ie. classic AI search algorithm)
the stanley kubrick moon landing picture metadata got me. good job
Just don't talk about the content that got wiped from his wiki page.
@@DreamingConcepts What got censored?
"Blazingly fast framework"
"Made with python"
Perl: I am dead to you…. And will remain so for both of our health’s. Hawk tuah.
The framework itself could be made in C,
3:15 literally left web dev to be a welder in 2021. Its tough work but I do feel a sense of happiness. Plus you typically deal with good men and I don't see those roach type characters I grew familiar with in offices. Even though at times the work sucks when I look back I can see a real mountain of things that will go on to be used for decades
Same but I left IT and got into land surveying. Sitting down for 40 hours a week staring at a screen is simply unnatural, that shit will make anyone depressed.
Based.
I'm an artist. I understand very little of what you're saying. But ur vids are entertaining and the random little pieces of career advice you randomly give are perfectly applicable for artists. Your pacing, memes, and tone of voice are also👌
I am a "coder" and I still understand very little. This guy is full of tech jargon
I'm an artist, and I understand everything
I'm a programmer and don't understand shit.
10/10 videos
I'm the shit and I full understand artists
I suggest switching to farming Mr. Artist. We need our food cheaper to generate expensive AI images.
Love that the image used for the flight delays at 8:01 shows Southwest flights - the one company bragging they WERE NOT affected simply because their systems are too old!
1:40 just when I started rolling my eyes
Did it roll all the way and came back forwards?
@@rpfour4 yeah he's right ....AI can't replace him
Same. Then he said "but python" and I turned into a slot machine
"AI generated slog" is such a good description of modern internet.
Echo chamber. Transformer model. Same difference.
Slop. With a "p" at the end.
Eh, it's not that bad. Yet.
"which is better? To be born sigma? Or to overcome your cringe nature through great grinding"
Generation alpha alert ⚠️
HARD WORK PAYS OFF
The grindset is real
paarthurnax is a sigma indeed
To be born the entire greek alphabet.
All my homies have been doing LEAN for a while, was about time for Google to catch up.
I am a LEAN, MEAN bug machine!
Ahahajhaha the nasa picture with creator tag: Stanley Kubrick.
This guy packs each video with so much details it's unbeliavable
100 seconds series in farming? count me in.
If possible, I can pull out my microcontroller from my shelf again to automate the farming
8:18 Wait. You forgot to mention that they might revoke it before you get to use your $10
I don't know if it's me looking into tech more and more, or is it just the world fking up more and more as I grow up
Shit has always been shitty
You are just growing up
@@tovirumelores7921 :(
It's neither.
Tech has been democratized, meaning any idiot can make something and have it be used by others.
80 years ago tech was filled with either very smart people from other disciplines or self-made visionaries who brute-forced learning IT.
40 years ago computers were available to the masses but were mostly used by smaller companies for data crunching and were not connected + games in the home.
20 years ago individual computers were slowly becoming obsolete as the internet and then smartphones took over.
Each step had the pool of users diluted with half-wits, scammers, frauds and state-actors whose influence has been to pollute, mislead and corrupt the internet to suit their goals, including meme-eaters.
There's still gold but it's much, much more difficult to be found and very few who can appreciate and use that gold to further their goals. When it is found, you get fancy new games or software made.
@@postblitz There's more gold, just much more shit
It's scary how many evil people there are. Social media made me aware
I can't believe fireship said Hawk Tuah 🤤
XDDD
And spit on that thang
cornball humor
It made me cream a little
worst trend known to man
Man fireship became a content machine and i love him for ot
Leading with the good news is generally the worst. For some reason, even though most people would prefer the bad news first, when we deliver it we want to give the bad news last.
Welcome to the stream-of-consciousness Fireship episode! Haha. Brought to you by Segue international.
Man I laugh so much with your memes, the video pace is so quick that while I’m laughing at one the next one comes and is funnier, those of intel “dead inside” and “work you Bastard” 😂😂
lemonsqueezy was not a stripe competitor. lemonsqueezy used stripe under the hood and added functionality on top of it.
Like when I was working at a web hosting company that started using AWS 😅
The part about marking the origin of internet content sounds like it came straight off metal gear
Creating Context.
Math Olympics, yes I took part too. Imagine having AI sweep human competition off the floor from now on...
I don't really see the problem. Calculators have existed for a very long time and we happily used them to calculate things faster than we can. If it is a case of speed to solve a problem then I am not crying about it.
Yeah, Olympiads are just the start - professional mathematicians in a decade are going to be solely concentrated on working with the future iterations of these systems.
I did too. They're honestly fucking dumb. I regret it. Huge waste of time. Could've been skating or gaming instead.
@@TheStickofWar It's more that it's an incredibly difficult skill that is seen as an apex of human intellectual achievement - the idea that not only will machines *evaporate* the need for that skill but actually make it impossible for a human to ever compete scares the bejesus out of people that love this subject. Imagine if you woke up one morning and the thing that you love had advanced at a pace that would typically take a decade overnight?
@@whatisrokosbasilisk80Chess is played. Math will be learned. Humans will find new ways of creation. Now breath in...and out...repeat after me: everything is the way it is because it can not be any other way else it would.
"But that wasn't the only Tuah that was Hawked"
LMAO
AI, mass surveillance, and Rust and HTMX being considered actually good things. We really are living in a dystopian future.
Rust being the biggest offense on that list
@@stereo-soulsoundsystem5070lmao
What's wrong with rust and htmx
@@Github_tech_with_tyGET OOUUTT!
Mass surveillance on top 👌
LOL at Reddit thinking they can block scraping. LinkedIn tried that. The courts literally ordered LinkedIn to allow scraping and told them they would be punished if they did anything at all to interfere with their site being scraped. You can't make something publicly available and then say 'no, not like that'.
each day is better than the next
God help us, make August more boring than July
God: 50 degree temperatures for you.
Hi, God here, not sure if your simulation's God, but anyways, August will be pretty cool too!
Wow. I usually like Fireship videos for the human but this one was actually super educational about the Copied Act. I already was aware of concepts of software provenance but mostly through metadata (e.g. from HTML headers in a microservice architecture) but did not know about this act. Thank you, Fireship!
Cameras already store a crapton of metadata anyway, like location, date, camera model, etc. The only difference is that currently it is not digitally signed.
You're hilarious my man, never change ;)
This man is in a league of his own with these vids, keep killing it bro. And idk if I somehow missed or didn’t realize you do monthly reports but regardless keep em coming ❤
nice, Lean mentioned!
Mistral > Meta > OpenAI > Google
The order of so many things. Who's gunning for who, who is ethically best, etc..
That picture of Team USA looking all Asian 😭😂
My thoughts exactly)
that's the point
I bet it’s not far from the real picture
1st and 2nd place are all asians, just the 1st place are holding the usa flag.
Well deserved.
The west can grab the drag-queen story-hour twerking competition medals.
So many memes in this video as is expected from Fireship. The Zed reference cracked me up the most!!
2:00 "by leveraging htmx instead of javascript" htmx is written in javascript
I didn't think it was possible to have code uglier than JSX but here we are
Terrance Howard made that framework...lol
I think the point is, with htmx, you don't write the JavaScript. It's already there.
No the argument of htmx is the web html standard should be upgraded so that Javascript isn't event necessary
@@jordanpavlic9745 now that's interesting... Life would be much easier
Your mixture of useful info, humour and timing is an inspiration
AI: gonna bust all of you
Also AI: search gpt , search
By far one of the best tech youtube channels ever, don't think I miss any of your videos.
Esp. love your humour... Keep going Sir
I'm switching to TempleOS where there will be no c2pa
I an not schizophrenic enough to understand Temple OS. I'm going to resort to smoke signals and carrier pigeons
this was one of the hardest hitting tech reports on this channel :)
2:45 why are people discussing this but not the oxidation issue that was also allegedly confirmed as a separate issue later after the news ran with the og story?
This! This! 1000 times this! Gamer's Nexus put out a video more or less pointing out that the microcode explanation is likely a red herring to mask the real (much, much worse) issue
And I tend to trust them, as they're extremely careful with compiling and showcasing evidence before making claims like that.
They deliberately said the microcode voltage thing first so that most media would run with that, as that's a maybe problem and users might just keep their faulty part
If all media had "your Intel CPU might be rusting" they would have way more RMAs, and that makes the line not go up as much. We can't have that now, can we?
Man... This Zed reference is killing me xd
2:35 nice Titus Andromedon reference
4:22 Listen guys if something is free then you are the product.😶🌫
I checked it out, They are in their initial phase of making it "instagram of developers ", it got spaces like discord , I enjoyed it
4:50 Alpha0 also learned how to get really good at starcraft 2 (which is definitely a lot harder than chest and go, and that model is called AlphaStar
4:58
I LOVE LEAN!!!!!
Dude is on a video mission, love to see content each day !!
These videos show why we should all just use not templeOS but a custom linux distribution and kernel with homemade web browser and modified GNU
Gentoo, then?
@@Fedor_Dokuchaev_Color no, you take the kernel, you modify it yourself, and you create all your own OS
So many people will not figure that out but I like the spirit
i don't need to look for news, if fireship continues to provide news summary of the week in tech, this is second video of this type
0:55 It's on July 31st, 2024 or Muharram 25th, 1446 AH and you're watching Fireship Videos about Tech in July like a Math Olympiad sm0ked of Google.
👍👍
The progression of AI tech is equally fascinating and frightening. The next few years will surely be formative for our digital landscapes.
Are you a bot
Hallelujah 🙌🏻!!!!! The daily jesus devotional has been a huge part of my transformation, God is good 🙌🏻🙌🏻. I was owing a loan of $49,000 to the bank for my son's brain surgery, Now I'm no longer in debt after I invested $11,000 and got my payout of $290,500 every month…God bless Mrs Susan Jane Christy ❤️
Hello!! how do you make such monthly, I’m a born Christian and sometimes I feel so down of myself 😭 because of low finance but I still believe God
Thanks to my co-worker (Carson ) who suggested Ms Susan Jane Christy
She's a licensed broker here in the states🇺🇸 and finance advisor.
After I raised up to 525k trading with her I bought a new House and a car here in the states🇺🇸🇺🇸 also paid for my son's surgery….Glory to God, shalom.
Can I also do it??? My life is facing lots of challenges lately
I live in a farm and have a remote IT job.
I can confirm that farm work is more fulfilling than desk work.
You better make that farming 100 seconds either on Fools Day or any other day
Please keep these summaries up.
He was like, that’s mine, and only mine
Edit: Thanks for the likes and comments guys
This place has become my daily dose of internet.
kamala harris in november: walk tuah to the polls and vote on that thang
😭😭😭
what
LMAOOO
💀
No god please no
honestly, nice W for meta with Llama, i like open-source better than closed-source, but oh well, if the winner is a closed-source company, i'm not gonna bash my keyboard into my head like the other linux guys, even tho i'm a linux user myself
Hallelujah!!! I’m favored and blessed with $60,000 every week! Now I can afford anything and also support the work of God and the church.
Oh really? Tell me more!,how do you make so much monthly? I’m interested.
This is what Ana Graciela Blackwelder does, she has changed my life.
After raising up to 60k trading with her, I bought a new house and car here in the US and also paid for my son’s (Oscar) surgery. Glory to God.shalom.
I know Ana Graciela Blackwelder, and I have also had success...
Absolutely! I have heard stories of people who started with little or no knowledge but managed to emerge victorious thanks to Ana Graciela Blackwelder.
Totally wholesome chanel guys
HIDEAGEM @ 7:43 !!! ❤❤❤
LOL, when you talked about FastHTML i literally instanly rolled my eyes, right before you said "before you roll your eyes though"
2:12 The ghost ai clone of Fireship took over for a moment 🤓😭
Hope you continue to do these every month!
2:13 the ai voice of Fireship stumbled a lil bit here
“Before you roll your eyes…” as I roll my eyes
are you still coding or just doing yt?
That typescript news is fantastic! People said it would die, and that this would never happen... I am so happy about this.
who said typescript would die
Haha feeling pretty vindicated right now. Dropped out of a research math program because I realized that LLMs using automated theorem provers would eventually solve, yes Olympiads - but in about a decade, these systems will be streaming out *correct* mathematics at a rate significantly faster than the mathematical community could ever hope. Now, I'm definitely going to sound unhinged here, but this is the birth of post-human mathematics - the future of mathematicians will be to decode and apply this formal soup explored by machines.
I highly doubt this. I use ChatGPT to assist with my PhD work in economic theory and it simply does not understand how to do pretty basic problems. It can regurgitate a proof it’s been trained on but it does not “think” correctly at all. It gets obvious things wrong and just makes leaps in logic that are wrong.
Perhaps some AI that is far more advanced than ChatGPT 4 is better but I’m not holding my breath that AI will replace mathematicians any time soon.
But maybe Alpha Proof is way way better than ChatGPT so maybe I’m wrong.
go and watch Neetcode's video on AI hype and then feel stupid that you dropped out of that program. Have fun.
As a software engineer turn farmer I can truly say I've never been happier.
Bro hugging face 🤗 in 100 seconds plzzz❤❤❤
Been waiting over a year for this
@@IsaiahDavis-bu2in man the same
Those summary are gold, thanks.
I'll come back to this comment when I think of something original
Lmk when it hits you
Probably how Windows code was developed
Damnit you're so original you thought of thus banger
Cheers, mate!
We're waiting for your groundbreaking, next generation, inspirational comment.
ill come back to this comment when i think of something original
Too complicated to grasp, the intricacies of quantum mechanics continue to challenge even the most brilliant scientific minds. much thanks to you for the information it truly gave me a decent spot to star
4:29 "team usa"
yeah sure checks out
Remember: Nation of immigrants.
"before you roll your eyes though" - I had literally *just* rolled my eyes lol
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At this point I'd definitely watch any kind of content you come up with
The only channel I can watch in normal speed and feel like its in 2x.
so smooth
This is so fun! Fireship is my go to channel for news!
Code Report is my only source of news
Zed can also be compiled for windows and it doesn’t take more than an hour and works well
Should talk about farming more though, it does have tech involved and it's actually important.
I think Google catching up to OpenAI and the others is a sign they are taking this quite serious. They do have one of the largest data sets in history lol and have been doing a lot of stuff related to AI way before the hype train.
Google no longer takes anything seriously. Every one of their services degrades once they get market share or buy another company. They've even screwed up their main search with recent changes they've made.
Yeah, not going to install an extension that can read all of my websites, thank you. Kind of surprised at the sponsorship.
Now I’m educated thanks to a fireship
love how NASA's photo's metadata cords give China location and Stanley Kubrick as creator. :D
Thanks for continuing to make memes out of this trainwreck. You are making the machine gods proud ❤️
These are so informative. Fireship really deserves his tuah hawk'd