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Everything past 4:04:00 is debugging (and failing at it), so no need to watch past that point 😅 I fixed the issue and will talk about it during the next stream.

Whoops. Looks like the stream failed on CZcams after barely an hour we lost 3 hours of content :/ Sorry about that!

Amazing 👏

On 1:20.45, it does the check under the hood. You can specify just the learnable check over there. All though cached, you prevent doing the exists check twice 😃

Love the shirt!

The feature is similar to measure units in F#. Good for the data modeling.

What extension is used to make the bell icon appear to the left of the main function in the editor?

Very nice video. Thank you!!!

Good luck 🤞

00:04:00 Intro SurrealDB 00:05:35 Overview 00:11:37 Surrealist 00:12:25 Docs Intro 00:17:27 Getting started 00:39:50 Concepts 00:49:06 Architecture 00:54:16 SurrealDB for SQL developers 01:04:10 Overview of project 01:08:18 SurrealQL Types 01:51:25 DEFINE statements 02:24:38 Define some custom tables 03:15:50 Creating some records 03:44:05 What we achieved and fixes

I’m literally doing the same thing😂😂

discord is gone?

7:17 Intro 9:35 authentication docs Keep adding later...

the music is not adding anything great to this, way to loud.

Thank you love your content keep pushing.

This is such a fun challenge. Good luck on the Jam!

I'll watch this while I make my game~ I hope my game has awesome exploration like this :D

awesome stream! feels good to see nim on yt!

Not sure if you noticed but we can't see 60% of what you are doing when you only show part of your screen.

​ @Xkonti Btw, I saw you struggle with the array of bunnies and indeed you were creating a 100MB array that overflowed the stack. I believe that the windows stack size is 1MB but I might be wrong. As for filling the array with default values, your intuition was correct, algorithm.fill was the right function. Sometimes AI chats do more harm than good, then you need to trust yourself!

Queries from the livestream are available on GitHub: github.com/Xkonti/learning-surreal/blob/main/learningRelations.surql

very good video, do you have any tutorial on how to use imgui with nim?

Great video. Thank you!

You're doing god's work Xkonti

songs of syx is big brain fantasy caesar 3, i can definitely recommend :)

I only watched the first 30 minutes, but there is some great information in this video so far, I am looking forward to getting home from work and watching the rest of this, Thank you, your video's are really useful for people like myself who are leaning Nim.

You're the only one covering these topics in video form man. Much respect 🙏

i just want a chat bot system like restream where both of my friends can talk together . and i can read both chats

Really nice video! And nice "It's safe now to turn off your computer", what a throwback! Really like how thoroughly you went through everything, nothing worse than finding a video like this and then just getting stuck on an error somewhere!

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thanks for this

WIsh I had these editing skills. Such a quality video. Thank you!

When do you know to close the channel?

These series are amazing, would be great to have some fun project tutorial like building a complete rest-api with Nim

Great explanation! Thanks for your work! Nim is one of my favorite programming languages (others are D lang, Lua, Ruby)

In the array tutorial you can do this: import std/sequtils for i, num in countup(10, 100, 10).toSeq(): to get the index. To modify an array element in a for loop you can do this: for elem in theArray.mitems: Then you can assign values to elem. There is also mpairs when you want the index too. You may have discovered these things by now though. Thanks!

nice ai writing bunch of bullshit. asking it shit about niche language is a sure way to get misinformed.

Great video. Also you have access to Claude. I am crying...

`add x, y` is called command call and it has limitations, since when you specify multiple argumnents, like `echo add x, y` - `y` is parsed as the argument of `echo`, so you cant blindly omit parens everywhere.

good job mate, keep it going and views will follow

I really can't recommend learning a language with AI resources. Haven't seen too much yet, but that explanation of pure enum pragma at 13:00 is completely made up. Enums doesn't have integer-like behaviour in Nim, there is no implicit convertion either, you can get their ordinal value with `ord`, but *pure enums* support that too. You're better off reading official docs and manual, 99% is explained there and if something is not - you can ask in Nim Discord/Forum.

Just found your channel looking for people playing limitless 7 and wanted to let you know that they have veinminer it’s called ultimine now

Looking forward to following this series, I am only a hobbyist coder, and have recently taken a liking to Nim, so im in learning mode A. to learn to coder better as a hobbyist B.Learn Nim

I don't like Rust as well. In fact I despise it.

50:22 The problem here is that `a..b`, `countup` etc. are (inline) iterators ( nim-lang.org/docs/system.html#countup.i%2CT%2CT%2CPositive ), which are second-class concept that can only be used in for-loops, because they are inlined by the compiler in every forloop they are used in. The reason you cant use a index with `countup` is that `countup` only yields `int`. The reason that you can use an index when iterating over an container is that every builtin container has an `pairs` iterator defined, and when the compiler sees a forloop with 2 vars that trys to iterate over a value (not an iterator) it just trys to use the `pairs` iterator if defined for the type. If this explanation was a bit confusing (Im not the best explainer) you might want to have a look at nim-lang.org/docs/manual.html#iterators-and-the-for-statement for a more detailed/structured explanation. 54:50 The problem is that `countup` is an iterator that yields `int`, not an procedure that returns `seq[int]`, but you can use the `toSeq` template ( nim-lang.org/docs/sequtils.html#toSeq.t%2Cuntyped ) to collect what the iterator yields into a seq. So `let values = countup(10, 100, 10).toSeq` would work. 1:01:40 this doesnt work because if no iterator given, and theres 1 for-var the compiler will implicitly use the `itmes` iterator, which yields imutable values, but you can explicitly call the `mitems` iterator for mutable yields.

Nim craziness! 😂 emoji programming

Note, you don't really need to prefix enum values anymore. There have been huge improvements to enums in recent releases by contributors, check the v2 changelog, which along with better type inference, make this feature so good to work with.

That to do?

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