2 Years Of Learning C | Prime Reacts

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[voxelrifts]

In my defence, I blame minecraft for making me learn java

[spacedoctor]

"Is simplicity better?"

Simplicity is the final achievement. After one has played a vast quantity of notes and more notes, it is simplicity that emerges as the crowning reward of art.
-Chopin

[SimGunther]

You never stop learning C; you'll always find some other quirk in this "simple but not so easy" language

[delicious_seabass]

"Is simplicity better?" Well in the words of Terry Davis, "An idiot admires complexity, a genius admires simplicity." Gottem!

[PuntiS]

Programming in low-level as a whole is fun because what you do is what you see, usually. I always liked memory management, and in these languages you can directly interface with it and snoop around to see what is working and what is not.

[nickcostello]

Prime memes his way into actual life lessons.

[boy_deploy]

His channel is amazing. I learned Arena Allocator because of him. Amazing guy

[ForeverZer]

I am currently learning the ropes of Zig, and have been looking for a practical application to learn with. My typical "goto" project type to practice with is implementing some serialization/serialization format or a basic 3D voxel game, but implementing an interpreter seems like a great learning exercise, for both the language I am trying to get familiar with, and interpreter concepts.

[danielvaughn]

“Just do thing rather than beat around the bush” perfect statement

[jessechounard]

Paused it while he's chuckling about "cross platform" java. I bet two quarters he's about to say, "Write once, debug everywhere."

[uvata]

Whatever job you end up working on whatever project - these kind of projects is the best upgrade to ones skills! Especially if you are a beginner! Good you show this guy off here!

[penewoldahh]

The beeping of the word

*trigger warning*

J***

had me dying

[TheSulross]

Lightspped C on my 512K fat Mac (which I converted from 128K by soldering in denser memory chips) was my best new language experience ever.

Lightspeed C with its integrated IDE (I coupled it with Macbugs MC68K assembler/monitor) was a Turbo Pascal experience for Mac programmers.

Very affordable and as a C compiler there was no limitation as to programming task that could be undertaken.

And at that time C was barely older than a decade so it was still THE programming hotness across the industry.

[daltonyon]

A lovely journey, I like of this type of "studying", he choose C and don't give up because of opinion of people... this guy became a great engineer!! Only the music that feel me sad!

[KX]

The Rust themed YouTube channel "No Boilerplate" should make a sister channel for Java called "Just Boilerplate".

[bariole]

the promisse of increased productivity
when compared to something that is generaly percieved as unproductive
had an inverse effect to where a thing that is generaly percieved more productive
became less productive
and less productive became more productive

[SaiyanJin]

The tagging thing was good and yet soo simple, genius

[Emil_]

The 3b1b Blockchain reference was really a major throwback

[paherbst]

That was a good video.and a good reaction.
C for the longest time is always been my go-to language. I'm trying to transition my go-to to c++ just to be able to add some objects but I prefer not getting too wild with OO, except where it simplifies implementation and maintenance.

[Undrios]

can't wait to see how linked list work 😲
I'm a newbie I didn't surpass the for loop level yet 😅