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Any plans on re-recording this with a decent mic?

in the end there the "how can i write the best possible thing" vs "how do i make this thing first then make it better" relly depends on the project, with c its relly easy to do the second since you dont have as much potential spagetthi to deal with, but this mindset in something like java or c# could relly make it far harder to maintein in the long run, which are what OOP languages do best, they are by far the best paradigm when it comes to scalability.

Having studied both C (self-taught) and chemistry (at Uni) I totally approve of what I see here :)

Can't you just iterate through the filename comparing to the ascii code for the . ?

VOXEL IS THAT YOU FROM THREE'S DISC

C is the best for any beginning developer.

Now try (CUDA)Fortran and ANSI Common Lisp.

hash tables again when you should use stdlib qsort and bsearch

I love you! because I love low-level schtuff and so do you!

Thank you for your video. Are you working as a C programmer now?

Probably a weird question But do You guys consider worth it to become a good C Developer? With the current job market it seems we have over abundance of web devs and high level programmers So I thought it may be a good idea to switch to low level, because I always hear people's dislike of it. Maybe i'm ranting too much tho

beautiful, not boring video. Thanks for sharing.

Great video mate, videos like these keep my spark up, thanks for this ❤

No matter what the language, this is a must to learn, it is said that the process control: sequence, cycle, selection, can solve all the problems in the world. Of course, only understanding the flow control can truly understand the program! 1. Sequence: Normal statement execution, from top to bottom. 2. select :if or select... 3. for while...

You do know that you can call C code from Java and get the best of both languages

I just saw PrimeTime's video where he reacts on this exact video And I got this on my yt feed now

Shouldn't you be passing a size to the arena? Seems like a small string is gona take diffrent sizes tha. The full thing

Your approch and projects are wonderful! I really enjoyed the video

why no captions?

9:35 `void type##_slice_subslice(...);\` "void"? Are you sure about that? [0] 9:50 `type##_slice_subslice(slice, idx)` Are you sure about that? [1]

While watching videos like this, I feel like I was the only one in the whole undergrad world who got into CS without a massive headstart

What library did you use for implementing graphics in your chemistry projects? BTW thanks for this video, very informative, very inspiring

Thx for sharing free resources and channels rather than promoting paid content

i like the colorscheme and font , names ?

That is so good 👍.

This is like intro to High Performance Computing! This video is so informative. loved it

This is really cool! I usually dislike rotated pixel art but you've done a great job keeping it cohesive 🎉

I want to do this in WarioWare D.I.Y.

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try zig

Is a linear allocator… just a stack?

bro voice so soothing

I read K&R and I know little bit of C, now i hear about zig and odin and wonder if they are a better version C, or should I learn C and then move on to zig

Much enjoyed and shared this with my students. I actually started out many years ago with C++ but I'm enjoying C more and more, especially teaching it. Cheers

What IDE and tools do you use for programming and debugging C? I'd love to hear more about that.

😢 I wanted you to say what you used for the visualization program. Was it C with GLFW / GLAD, was it SDL2, was it Raylib? What was it ;c

9:09 "use preprocessor" oh no, sh** u* 🤦‍♀️🙄🤮🤬

Your videos are calm and nice💐

Try nim or zig ....

Hello, friend. Could you please add subtitles? I'm kind of deaf

All basic things that you ever need are included. If you think that something is not included, that is 99.999999999999% is not basic things. If you keep thinking that way - get out of my planet, humanity doesn't need such dead weight as you!

Thanks for the great video! What debuger are you using in that video, is it a VSCode extention?

it didnt watch the whole video yet , but gotta agree with the relativly small library, especilay string.h. at this point i acully decided to write my own stdlib like library (but focusing on adding better string functions and advances data types like linked list)

Is arena aligned? If no, then it's definitely useful for implementing most communication protocols

Am I mistaken in that arenas still need a backing memory buffer, which you'd need to either have in static memory or still allocate on the heap, the latter requiring either using malloc anyway or using a system specific function?

Is a ternary operator that just sets a value as bad as the other if statements?