Brilliant talk, thank you very much for sharing. Great production quality, learned loads of interesting stuff, and I'm inspired to to learn more. Very nice gilet as well!
Is there any book, documentation, anything that explains this code for newbies other than the source code itself? How many people understand this code, so foa real?
The best talk ever. Detailed explanation where it should be detailed and short when it needs to be short. 10/10. In a couple of years this talk will be a sensation. Bravo.
Sure. Thanks. But not everyone has your knowledge. Everybody is coming from a different knowledge base and understanding. We all pick up knowledge at different times and from different people. The more sources the better.🙄
You are absolutely right, it is a "long-winded way", but the cool thing about this talk is that you know understand what's going on. I personally like this kind of talks. At the beginning you have an quite unspectacular observation and then you start to dig deeper until you really understand what's going on. It's fun but has less practical use for most users.
The other talk I mentioned:
th-cam.com/video/dFIqNZ8VbRY/w-d-xo.html
The font is Berkeley Mono.
The animations are all done in Keynote.
Thats gem of a talk.
I like this very unique and interesting presentation format. Very nice, much appreciated.
Brilliant talk, thank you very much for sharing. Great production quality, learned loads of interesting stuff, and I'm inspired to to learn more. Very nice gilet as well!
Is there any book, documentation, anything that explains this code for newbies other than the source code itself? How many people understand this code, so foa real?
This is brilliant. The topic is as low level as it gets in C++ and yet it is so beautifully explained.
Even though i knew the topic well, this was a great video and i shared it with my son for his enrichment.
Extremely helpful, thank you.
Great talk as always
Thank you so much for sharing this great stuff.
sublime presentation, one of the best i've seen for a long time
The best talk ever.
Detailed explanation where it should be detailed and short when it needs to be short.
10/10.
In a couple of years this talk will be a sensation.
Bravo.
Your comments are much appreciated, thank you so much!
peace to all my coding brothers
this is nice. Does anybody know what this font is
Berkeley Mono.
Just have the OS or some security service clear data after an app closes.
That is a pretty long-winded way of saying: uninitialized memory contains garbage and freed memory might still expose your old data.
Sure. Thanks. But not everyone has your knowledge. Everybody is coming from a different knowledge base and understanding. We all pick up knowledge at different times and from different people. The more sources the better.🙄
You are absolutely right, it is a "long-winded way", but the cool thing about this talk is that you know understand what's going on. I personally like this kind of talks. At the beginning you have an quite unspectacular observation and then you start to dig deeper until you really understand what's going on. It's fun but has less practical use for most users.