AoC 2021 in TempleOS — Day 01

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[pahvalrehljkov]

man, that story with terry... thats just so sad... i wish he was helped in time... thanks for honoring him this way...

[wondercorpse]

When I first saw your video(some of the porth ones) in recommendations, I expected it to be some boring coding. So I tried to use it as background chatter to get asleep. It ended up being so engaging that I couldn't get asleep and watched it till like 2am.

[rubynt]

Big respect for you to tell your viewers to donate to the charities listed on the website <3

[Rohan-bgci]

I can watch this guy for literally for hours!!!

[G.dodgyMorningYA]

I can't believe you spent 2 hours in TempleOS, solved both challenges and didn't even smash that mf God Song button to celebrate at the end. Please play the music next time!

[PreyMa]

Coding AoC on TempleOS. This is some great content right here. Cannot stop watching :D

[DonaldDuvall]

Please do record every day. This is super cool. I have wanted to see what development looks like in Temple OS for a while.

[danielrodrigoalegriasallo]

I'm impressed by how fast you move on the terminal and your TWM in general.

[fennec]

In plain C you also need to declare your variables on top of a function. This is because they are stack variables and after reserving space the branch pointer points to that stack space. It's done for compiler convenience...

[guilherme-freire]

Amazing video! Wish we had this "view code implementation" in Linux...

[bardr]

Not only can you look at the command implementation... you can change it.

[computationaltrinitarianism]

Tsoding failing to see the zoom-to-fit cli option so many times lol.

[sossupummi]

been watching this whole video like hypnotized, it's very entertaining. HolyC seems to have gotten its variable declaration thing from the God given COBOL language where you define all your variables in the WORKING STORAGE SECTION

[RENVTECH]

You should free the memory, but there's no need to worry about it constantly expanding and crashing the OS, since you're ending the process anyways. The main concern for memory leaks is "Adam including", as in running that process through the root process in the background. But for a one-off that's not running in the background, a memory leak shouldn't matter. Good luck with HolyC!

[lvran]

this is the coolest programming video i've ever seen on this website. I LIKE WHAT YOU GOT

[hanqnero]

16:00 "I'm drinkin earl gay today" XD

[Bobbias]

I'm glad to hear that Russians confuse the letters too. Whenever I see the Cyrillic C I still call it C in my head, even though I know it's pronounced as S.

[Y]

Cool stuff. Press F1 and read! So much info is there itll answer all your questions

[auntiecarol]

Reaction to mounting the disk image @ 53:52 was priceless.

[quintencabo]

I love how you have a terminal behind your camera