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My thinking is this. All good programmer should be competitive programmers, so i demand that all my hires know how to invert a linked list in their sleep even if i just need to them center a div on the actual job. You always ask why why why. It is the same reason why people demand 4 years degree for a burger flipping jobs nowadays. It is too many candidates so they just need to suck it up and compete. If you dont like that, start your own business and have the pleasure of competing against mine. Winner takes all, loser goes into bankruptcy and losing everything, his house, car, and wife. Sounds good?

What a load of rubbish. Google is still developing Flutter and Firebase intensively and they use Flutter for many of their own products. Even when you're a successful and highly profitable company, you still have to control costs according to the economic environment. I guess you're a Trump devotee since you like spewing BS. You still haven't learnt to speak clearly either.

I am learning this just to impress some girls

Illinois Mono is the best programming font.

i'd like to raise an audience and would ask for any of yours advice............... apparently i am an undergraduate high school student and over here in my country Pakistan.... we got to make choices to continue our preferred career even before completing high school which is utterly ruthless so i've got 4 choices as per my ambition and scope and stuff..... 1. CS (CYBERSECURITY, DATA ANALYTICS, AI) 2. LAW (BARRISTER) 3. MBBS or let's say FCPS (SURGEON) 4. CA 5.ENGINEERING (MECHATRONICS, AERONAUTICS) WHAT DO YOU THINK OVERALL don't be bias suggest me other upcoming fields..... recommend me please because i am deciding on towards leaving my country in search of better opportunities

I just randomly thought to myself today, what happened to Ben Awad. Nice to see new content!

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION FOR TYPESCRIPT USERS Which Variable Name does TypeScript Solve? A: Event_Date B: Event_Date_or_NameOfEvent C: Event_GuessMyType D: Event_LetsKeepItASecretType E: Event_LetsGiveThisaVagueName2JustifyTypeScript

I do NOT see "real-world" problem being solved by using TypeScript. All I see are silly examples of a "function that adds or divides 2 numbers' to justify "type checking". e.g., Who writes a function just to do basic math???? Next, developers are testing (aka runtime) their code LINE-BY-LINE anyway, so "compile-time" checking isn't all that beneficial in saving a developer time coding. In other words, TypeScript adds a layer of complexity that doesn't have that much benefit to JavaScript world. NEWS FLASH: 1. Most data on the Client Side are STRINGS anyway. 2. NUMBERS and DATES are already validated in the client's browser anyway. 3. And YES, you are passing data for a KNOWN REASON. So you have a pretty good idea what is to be expected. And those to say you don't OR say you haven't worked with a large code base are justifying passing parameters that you have NO CLUE in what you are passing? If so, that is a sneaky form of "job security". LOL. ADDENDUM: > You're passing it for a reason so will usually know what it is in the object at least type-wise. -ksh1997 "If you don’t see the importance then it might be because you have never been in a large project " Are you saying the name of the person passed in the parameter is too vague or misnamed? Or we should have NO CLUE what should be coming from that parameter? And that includes those of you who worked on a large code base as those of you who have, should have well-chosen names for parameters that describe what data is coming through. If so, why not give examples of "vague parameter variable names" that TypeScript solves in the REAL WORLD?

LOVE IT!

what happened brother. you can tell us. I know that analogy didn’t come out of nowhere

Bro we all thought you left youtube like your other projects

after trying so many fonts, my opinion, before watching the video, is the best font is Jetbrain's called: "JetBrains Mono". Edit: he actually mentioned it i did not expect it.

Very informative and helpful

you already upload it to github.....of course they are going to use your code to train on. THATS THE WHOLE POINT TO MAKE LIFE EASIER WHY IS EVERYONE SCARED OF SHARING INFORMATION.

Good to see you Ben

I was wondering why can't we use recursive component for the second challenge.

I've never been very font of any of these

"Just code completion" is not a strong enough argument to recommend a code generator tool. I would ask, how have your coding habits changed by using the tool? Do yo feel your skill has improved by using it? Has it helped you find errors in your code?

I am here 5 years later third day into my coding journey. I quickly learn that you can learn the basics then from there you can get so much information online. Furtmore, when you know the basics you don't need to reinvent the wheel: Copy and paste! lol

He filmed this on a potato

Obviously Comic Sans. 😂

blondes when the get slapped: class Solution { public: vector<int> maxSlidingWindow(vector<int>& nums, int k) { deque<int> dq; // Deque to store indices of elements in the current window vector<int> res; // Result vector to store the maximums of each sliding window // Iterate through the elements of the array for(int i = 0; i < nums.size(); i++){ // Remove elements from the back of the deque that are smaller than the current element // as they are not useful for the current window while(!dq.empty() && nums[dq.back()] <= nums[i]) { dq.pop_back(); } // Insert the current element index at the back of the deque dq.push_back(i); // When the window size is at least 'k' if(i >= k - 1){ // Remove elements from the front of the deque that are outside the current window while(!dq.empty() && dq.front() < i - k + 1) { dq.pop_front(); } // The front element of the deque is the maximum in the current window res.push_back(nums[dq.front()]); } } return res; // Return the result vector containing the maximums of each sliding window } };

Hey Ben ! Can you make a new video of the overall changes since it ?! Haha

The only correct answer is SeriousSans -> comic shanns doubly forked

dude comes back to talk about fonts made my day ngl

Hi Ben, what do you think about light themes and eye care? did you ever noticed that is hard to read with dark backgrounds? on the other hand we have so much blue light emission when working with light themes... I mean 8 or more hours by day is something we need to check.

What domain?

Commit Mono is where it's at.

Thank you, I had insomnia and I slept like a baby

Shave your face bro

I use comic mono. It’s the best

SF Mono. No looking back.

Inconsolata is my favourite. Been coding for 34 years, so my eyesight is not so great anymore. Fonts matter a lot to me. The most important part is that a coding font must show a very visible difference between 0 (zero) and O (uppercase o). And I absolutely hate ligatures.

i use monocraft.

neovim + FiraCode = Chad

My favorite coding font is Times New Roman...

JetBrainsMono

In my code, I store the refresh token inside an HttpOnly cookie. Every time a user wants to open the website, it checks if the refresh token cookie is expired. If it is expired, the user is logged out and asked to log in again. If it is not expired, a new access token is created and the user is taken to the homepage without being asked to log in. The access token expires after 15 minutes, and at that point, the refresh token inside the cookie is checked again. If the refresh token is still valid, a new access token is created automatically, and the API request is made. Is there a problem with this approach?

it's either SF Mono or nothing

This video is fully generated by AI

Wait, I noticed that you looked younger before you took a break from CZcams. Then, you appeared to age significantly in some appearances on other channels, but now you look young again. How did that happen?

HES BACC

I use IBM Plex Mono

times new roman user here

Thanks to you, I finally took some time to find my out what my favorite font is, and it's Fragment Mono.

aren't all the photos from DHH's Twitter profile?

I use Papyrus personally.

Call me satan but I actually use a proportional (non mono) font for coding (the ubuntu font). I found that I can read code much faster in it which outweighs the occasional misalignment of stuff. Also it saves some horizontal screen space. Misalignments don't even happen that often because it's rare that lines are horizontally aligned by the number of characters. Mostly it's just tabs or repeating sequences at the start of the lne which occupy the same length anyway.

dhh pictures lmao

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