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The Exhausted Programmer
Приєднався 4 жов 2013
Trying to make technical ideas easier to understand.
Відео
Comparing Compression Methods
Переглядів 31День тому
In this video, we will show how to compare different programs based on the time they take to run and the disk space required for the output files. Code can be found here. github.com/Inarus899/compression_test
Backup Script in Bash
Переглядів 10514 днів тому
In this longer than expected video, I go through a simple bash script that backs up a directory.
Bash Script
Переглядів 93021 день тому
Making a simple Bash Script. This is a continuation of learning about Bash, but it is also an introduction to Bash scripting, with more videos to come.
The Amazing Internet - 7Zip and VLC
Переглядів 81Місяць тому
A short video on two tools everyone computer should use, brought to you by the fact we live in a society. www.7-zip.org/ www.videolan.org/
The Amazing Internet - Wikipedia
Переглядів 23Місяць тому
Today we start a series looking at the things you can do while surfing the informational super highway. This is a friend's channel, we do talk shows and game shows, but in an animated way. Live Stream Link: www.youtube.com/@LoweValu/streams
Bash, continued.
Переглядів 173 місяці тому
Running some programs and getting used to getting used to bash.
First Improvements
Переглядів 233 місяці тому
Starting with our quick game, lets make a few improvements, like adding animation and a camera.
Introduction to Bash
Переглядів 1374 місяці тому
Bash can be used with many operating systems, including Windows. This is an introduction to Bash, to show how easy it is to use and navigate.
Making a game
Переглядів 2794 місяці тому
This will be the first video deleted. Took an extra week because of issues with screen capture and audio quality, both which wasn't fixed well enough. Godot: godotengine.org/ LibreSprite: libresprite.github.io/
Improvements in Computers for Non-Programmers
Переглядів 734 місяці тому
Are computers getting faster? Of course. Are they getting faster as advertised? More on the color graphics adapter and it's options en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Color_Graphics_Adapter
Binary for Non-Programmers
Переглядів 74 місяці тому
Binary, and a little bit of hexadecimal, but without the need for memorization.
Making Programs for Non-Programmers
Переглядів 4075 місяців тому
What are programming languages, how do they work?
Simplified Model of Computation
Переглядів 205 місяців тому
Overly simplified, super obvious, why even make a video
awesome video, but please also provide source code in github for bash scripting next time because your way of initiate the tmux quite interesting especially with countdown. Thanks
I will put up the countdown code when I do a video on the script, it's not ready for production. For this video, I have the following: github.com/Inarus899/tmux_example/tree/main
You said your process dies because it's a child of the ssh session that you close ... Yet tmux is also a child of the ssh session. Perhaps use nohup?
htop displays the parent, child connection with processes, and nohup starts as a child of bash, but when I close bash, it gets inherited by the parent of bash instead of dying. When I run tmux, that session of bash becomes a child of tmux. They both continue after closing the bash window, but in different ways. A combination of nohup, &, and tail -F could be useful in some situations.
Nice video!
As a backup-nerd I always like youtubers making video's about backup tools/scripts but I have to complain about the colors of your vim-editor, they are horrible to read in a youtube video, at least at my side. The terminal colors white, yellow and green are perfect, but the purple and other vim-colors are just horrible ... I also did not understand the stdout and stderr magic at the beginning and why there is a need to make it that complex ...
Going forward, I will try to have the code in a better place for readability. I don't know if I will change the colors used by vim for context highlighting, as I write programs in a multitude of languages and enjoy the consistency of the default options. You can find the code here with a few extra comments on the logging section. I hope that helps. github.com/Inarus899/BackupScript
Looking forward to that backup video 👍
Great video.
thanks
Please increase the volume of the video.
will do. I'm still learning, but I was wondering how to determine the right volume.
Awesome video thanks
Thank you. I appreciate your time and willingness to help others.
I actually like shell, I was used on my amiga, but bash for me has too many steps that goes above my pay grade. Those were simpler times
I used DOS before Windows 95, and was very resistant to using Bash for the longest time.
I used the Bourne Shell (sh) under AT&T UNIX back in the day. Fun fact: Bash stands for Bourne Again SHell. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bourne_shell
You got on my front page! Love the owl house poster in the back! Keep up the good work :)
Straightforward and to the point, I love it. And good timing too on the recommendation from the YT Algorithm. I was talking to a friend today about wanting to make a little 90's-esque point and click adventure (in the vein of Day of the Tentacle, really hit that nostalgia button), and was recommended Godot. I typically use Unity, but have been meaning to check Godot out, and I think this vid was the straw that broke the camels back. Definitely gonna give it a whirl now. And definitely liked and subbed to keep following along with this series. Thanks!
As a programmer, I do confirm that I don't really know all that much :). I really enjoyed watching your video though. I love that you are so calm and have a very clear speech. And I love that there is no background music and I can fully concentrate on it without even really having to look at the video with my eyes. Maybe one questionable thing was you mentining the term CPU multiple times, and I feel like you could have also explained a bit more what that actually is. Other than that the example was amazing! And I still have no idea how you were recommended in my UA-cam suggestions. It probably means that you are doing something right with your channel, just keep going man! You can do this :)
Good catch on the CPU thing, I should have thought about that. Just so you know, CPU is short for central processing unit, but to take the technical aspect out of it, it's the part that does the work on the data, like adding, multiplying, etc.
Agile methodologies are the most overrated, overutilized, and one of the most incompetent business processes. Do you know that over 75% of all agile development projects fail? It's a system devised to micromanage staff with pom poms.
I think you will find that any idea, while starting with good intentions, can be used to beat enthusiasm out of any person.
Cars: suck, squeeze, bang, blow, repeat. That's it.
Thanks. There's a long ladder of these boxes all the way down to - logic gates on the boards I guess? sorry I'm not a programmer, but am interested in the topic
You are correct. We can model down to transistors, if we want.
It's waterfall with more meetings 👍 Can't wait to see more of you
Thanks.
Everytime we work "agile" it is slower than normal work. I would stay away from it.
I didn't want to be preachy in the video, but oh yeah. Agile should be a suggestion, not a doctrine.
Im a dev so I have no clue why I watched this, but it was still interesting. Keep up the good work and keep improving, and I bet you start to get a following in no time
Thanks. I'm currently still working out the process of making these videos, so I'm sticking to this simple format for now. I do plan on having stuff more technical in the future.