Lmao, so true

😂😂😂😂😂

This is him off the juice

so weird seeing him without makeup

So weird to hear his tamed voice 😅

I'm still baffled as to how he could go from being a drug addict to what he is now. At school, in 2001, I was taught that drugs destroy the connections between your neurons. How does he then have any intelligence left to be at that level? Maybe it's all the practice from the obsessive behavior. Forced repetition.

​@ifstatementifstatement2704 can't say for the exact drugs Prime may have dealt with but for sure the System/Schools will lie.. They said weed kills brain cells.. but when you look at the studies they pumped monkeys with nothing but smoke for 10 minutes and saw a few brain cells die and said there is your proof.. No one smokes like that, people take a hit.. then breath in air full of oxygen.. they essentially deprived the monkeys of oxygen and correlated brain cell damage to the weed not that they gas masked monkeys for over 10 minutes with nothing but bong hits.. Plus brain cells regen

​@ifstatementifstatement2704 lol I know 3 senior staff in their 50s and 60 all at different banks that probably aren't incredible but have been permanently alcohol'd since their mid 20s, the brain has more neurons to kill than you'd think why wait til you're dead to use em

the drug effects are over emphasized to scare folks , it's not actually true. he's a very gifted person nonetheless​@@ifstatementifstatement2704

@@ifstatementifstatement2704 he has adhd, people with it very often self medicate with stimulant drugs like coffee, ciggarets or amphetamines. His brain actually needed that, but self medication still can be bad in long term, good he actually got diagnosis and stopped misuse.

Lol

thought he was gon' get called up by Karen 😆

He's calmer here😂

It's the editing

I guess the same reason Hasan sounds so normal when he's not on stream : the audience, who is always terrible, is absent

Well, the algorithms course is free so you can start there! frontendmasters.com/courses/algorithms/? 😄

real friends remove utm query params@@FrontendMasters

12:37 for one

that is too much licking

you really arent, just a bunch of twitch dorks typing kewk while he plays the clown

@@internethistory6957 these bootlickers are not engineers, just kids from Twitch thinking they're cool because they know about Arch.

​@@MyPhuckDub someone can't install arch...

​@@MyPhuckDubso so true... The result of their commitment to Twitch Discord reddit

He just wants to show off, proving to the audience he actually knows how to quit vim

With Vim you work on autopilot so if you're not used to it, you prolly will forget it. I tend to pop up a new terminal inside nvim instead (lazyvim) with ft. Which in 99% of cases is a oneline command where i don't care about the output either. But hey.. Habits 😬

whowww.... i don't know what prime think about it..

thought we cause gon scream at some point 😂

Saving your session is absolutely game changing. The amount of time you save being able to instantly pop between projects, git branchs, prod and dev environments, SSH sessions, curl commands, etc. because tmux persists terminal sessions is too amazing to be casually disregarded. This saves cumulative hours for me each week (I’m not exaggerating, at least 20+ minutes saved every day at low end) by never having to fiddle my thumbs swapping between any of the above mentioned use cases. After using tmux, a window manager and gui feels like a waste of time. I’d go as far as putting tmux use almost on par with being able to touch type in terms of time savings. I definitely save more time using tmux than I do switching to vim motions. I see my colleagues take 1-3minutes switching between projects multiple times a day with a basic window manager and mouse and lose my mind lol

@@hamm8934 Saving sessions is good; nothing else. A window manager is not tied to the terminal, I have no idea why you compare it with tmux. For example: I can lunch any app with any window coordinates on the monitor of preference with any width and height, can you do that with tmux? It doesn't make sense to compare a tiling window manager with a TERMINAL multiplexer. I don't understand what do you mean by "a window manager and gui". A browser is a gui, and if you don't have a window manager you are probably(not necessarily) using your mouse to adjust windows sizes and switching between them -- I only touch the mouse inside a browser or an app that doesn't have a cli. (or when I'm drawing smiling faces in gimp :)). You don't have to use the mouse in a window manager(to manager windows), most of them are keyboard centric for that reason. Here is how I do it: I turn up the pc, I hit Super+p(p for projects), a dmenu pops up with a list of my projects, I pick one up(hitting enter), there you go. To explain further, a browser opens up on the left monitor with localhost in a new tab, and two nvim instances on the right one, the server related files on the left tab(right monitor) and the client related logic on another tab. The same goes for switching between those projects.

This course was recorded before he got his Kinesis Advantage 360.

@@FrontendMasters what is the name of the keyboard on the video?

what's that keyboard though?@@FrontendMasters

did you ever find out?@@rosendo3219

It is his evil twin