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This is the guy responsible for wasting trillions of hours of human time. Also Ritchie hated him and what he was doing to c.

NODEJS RULES. Thank you fo NodeJS and thatnk you for this doc... really, really good

I find the concept of OOP very pretentious and I find people on forums like stack exchange very pretentious. I think things are changing a bit but these people have no people skills and quite frankly aren't as clever as they think.

Very informative

Why bro, why you always javascript !!

Im only starting programming and it seems that its just updates, just constant updates on messy languages. Its a mess. Its made to be this way is the only answer i can see made to leak.

You mentioned evolution: JavaScript is the alligator of the Web: it bites hard and won't change. Change only happens in response to crisis, and corporate development is in lazy alligator mode: sunning itself while waiting for another victim.

All it needs is Google, Apple & Mozilla to agree on adding a new language runtime to their browsers. I wish they would, and that it would be a typed language with a typechecker written in something native like Rust or Go. Having Typescript written in Javascript was one of the worst decisions.

he is trying to say "go touch some grass"

*_Humility!_* This is the active ingredient in all discovery (and learning). No one knows everything. Start there! Realize that you know very, very little. BUT look at the Great Unknown not as a barrier, but as a wonderland of potential. 😎♥✝🇺🇸💯

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Big business controls things and they want to keep people employed doing the same old thing, it is easier that way. Corporate bloatware, maybe now is the time for open source!

He basically said, "get a fuking life"

Skill issues

I don't think I want to take life advice from the creator of c++

Hate his noisy whistling "shh"-sounds. Use a better mic next time!

It's a good advice

M$

Thank you 🙏🏼

I started my career working with Electronics Techies, I found they were always willing to help each other and share advice and info. As the years passed I worked with software programmers, developers etc. I found that there were a culture of arrogance, back stabbing and generally toxic environments. It seem how higher the university degree how worse the toxic problem got (Sheldon Syndrome). How higher the degree how practically less capable that person was. One companies Software Department always better than that of the other company. So if you like a high stress, toxic enviroment go and write computer software. Those days you were well paid nowdays - AI will write the code and you will earn nothing.

Great docy!

C and C++ are like Sanskrit or other Mother languages but for Computers.

OGs are gangsters

“Write the best code and change the world” have seen lot of them. I agree about Listening. It’s an art.

Oh, the AI behind fireship!

conclusion: TOUCH GRASS

npm is a dumpster fire. The author blogged at one point "writing a package manager is not that hard". Maybe he should have treated it like it was just a wee bit harder.

He looks like the creator of C++.

This has always been the key to success. Just like Warren Buffett said, 'Communication skills are the best investment in yourself.'

We don't need more programming languages. They are all the same more or less. We don't need more of the same. we need technologies and ideas.

Please fix the audio. It hurts my ears

I would not take any kind of advice from this guy.

FINALLY HERE HE IS THAT ASSHOLE

I don't know if I agree, but I'm listening.

What the hell is this audio?

I completely agree with him and been saying the same thing for decades. Fortunately, the new language he is talking about is almost here, and that is natural language. We are now just a few short years from text to solution that doesn't require bouncing through an intermediate traditional, or at least those will be secondary, fingers crossed. Bring it on.

Does anyone has any examples of what he is talking about?

It's a matter of fact that also completely new systems built from scratch tend to be messed up over time or at least do evolve by new generations of authors and their specific business needs. New systems are the legacy systems of tomorrow. Like cities do over centuries. New urban structures resp. layers are placed on top of old structures as they go to meet and optimize actual daily society needs. It's a natural and inherent behaviour of all kind of systems over time in my humble opinion. JavaScript is the only transportable programming language I know of that travels over our planet all day long. Powerful and versatile. Like VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) within the Windows eco system. If there is a real need for completely new programming languages they will be created and adopted in light speed. Probably by employing AI doing the heavy lifting.

Your honor ,you have salt and spice in your speech 🙌🏽

Ridiculous - this guy isn’t living in the real world. It costs huge investment in time and money for companies to move languages, never mind the risk.

If he was right about there being big problems with JavaScript and they were actually fixed by another language, the other language would get adopted. He's simply wrong. Being simply wrong explains why what he says should happen just isn't happening. JavaScript is continuing and not like a bad habit that is hard to break. It is continuing because there is no alternative that honestly is significantly better. Even though JavaScript is the only programming language that runs directly in most web browsers with access to the DOM, translators to JavaScript, interpreters, and WebAssembly can bridge that gap until a significantly and objectively superior language gains wide native support in web browsers. Those tools are a complication, annoyance, and can hinder performance a little but a significant improvements would be sufficient to justify a need to use those extra tools. No other language is rocketing off because such a significantly better language just doesn't exist.

You need niche knowledge to create JS alternative. And people simply remain on the surface bcz that's what needed. That's why quantum bits won't be coming soon. You will need niche knowledge till machine learning.

My advice is get a haircut, even if you are a genius not everyone will know when you’re walking down the street you might just look like a standard nutter to them.

So we haven't had a financial crash since node was developed

Bruh this would have been a user's manual

great documentary honeypot, keep up the good work

The most important advice that we can give is to embrace Islam.

this is..... true. for me I had no control or care over my everyday life or whatever and the only stuff I cared about is just programming and making stuff with code I realized that too late Math makes me vigilant of numbers and my abilities, CS makes me aware of my possible creations, History makes me aware of my falling scores

*_Basically:_* it's all part of destiny, and you shouldn't sacrifice what's most important for that which isn't certain.

It sounds like a chalk piece