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I started to find all the videos about Jared since my 6-year-old son kept typing the key words "Jared Owen" on GG to seek for his videos, including this video... He watched and learned by heart every video with hungry eyes and concentration. It's amazing that we - the parents see that our children spend time on this kind of knowledge since they are very small... I am more than grateful that we found you on Utube - Jared, thank you very much!

I worked on the same team with James early on in our careers. We had lots of spectacularly bad and great examples to draw from for this talk. He speaks from real world experience which i can personally attest to.

He has inspired me greatly. Creating something so valuable that touches people, especially young individuals who learn a lot from his work, is truly amazing. Keep doing it! I hope to become one of your competitors on UA-cam one day.😀

You are an inspiration! Great Jared!

Great work, great video Jared. I see you as an inspiration. Thank you for sharing the knowledge. Cheers!!

Great talk. Shows the essence of the technology and how It compares with SQL.

This guy sounds like jordan peterson😂

man man man ur flawless

I am the 500th subscriber😊

Great presentation and super helpful for me as I am going to learn laravel :) thank you for sharing and kudos to Marco for his style of presenting all of it!

Hey, that doesn’t look like Jared Owen!

The first movie is DreamWorks, while the other ones are Disney.

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There’s a mistake to a word in the transcript. The S in the word Springs “in “Springs gears levers”” is uppercase.

As a student of his at BYU-I, he has inspired me to meet my full potential.

Also , I love your stammerings, it has swag , just a fan , #no homo. .

And again , you're a good man , for the fact he mentioned his wife , also I didn't know you know "Ian hurbert".

Good vid , n presentation men, infact you , inspired me .

But you could just make some simple static utility methods that transform portfolio positions into something that assert can match. You don't need special library like Hamcrest for that. I just don't see why should we use another "tool" for something that simple refactoring can solve?

No no no no! Never mock collaborators just because they are collaborators. Mock only those collaborators that access external resources like database, file system or network or collaborators that take too much time for unit testing or they need a very complex setup. Unit is not class!!!! Unit is the unit of functionality/behaviour/work and not a piece of code. It is perfectly fine to use many objects of different classes in a unit test. Stop believing to London style nonsense!

This is very valuable; thank you.

Tremendous stuff Santiago

Very helpful!

Nice presentation dude

Jared you are awesome and very inspiring 🙂🙂

plot twist : Entire video is made in blender

laughing out loud.

This is great! Any updates!?!

As someone who has no idea how to build a portfolio, this was tremendously insightful. Thank you for sharing.

Hey Travis, can you please link those Apache libraries you ported to Clojure? (You mentioned the around @34:25)

What is the final revenue jared

can u please public the fetch_data.clj? I'm a beginner trying to follow your tutorial. Thanks!

Wow! Thanks Brian for your input!

Thanks for this walkthrough! Really enlightening. By the way, all these things (CSV reading, array processing, dataframe processing, KMeans, and other machine learning algorithms, data visualization, etc.) are nowadays doable directly from Clojure using libraries like Dtype-next, Tech.ml.dataset, Tablecloth, Fastmath, Tech.ml, Oz, Hanami, etc. Still, it is refreshing and interesting to see it all working through the Clojure-Python bridge!

I didn't find the explanation of "why not just use python" convincing. I would say the following: python is good and easy for small projects but breaks down as the project evolves. Clojure has better performance, syntax and, being a lisp, it allows you to do higher level operations. We want to use clojure, but we can't afford to get rid of it because python has some "killer libs". This way, we get to use closure for programming and we use python when needed. Ideally, we would replace most popular libraries with native closure.

Intelligence is not a term you can apply to a piece of silicone. Nice to play and nice use it as tool though.

Awesome! I`m an eletrical engineer and teacher and i need animations to explain eletricity more easily. I`ll deep in this to make little animations for my students! Thanks Jared!!!

Thanks Mark. I hadn't realised that in datomic using a unique/identity can be a stand in for using temp ids to link entities inserted in the same transaction, cool. In the docs unique identity seemed to me mainly sold as enabling "upserts", but "upserting within a transaction" like this makes more sense to me as being useful/sound than doing so outside of one, at least that's my take on it at the moment. P.S. This is one of the best practical presentations on datomic I've seen and I've watched many.

this video is goldmine for every 3d beginners.

Now this is epic

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“If I’ve earned it...” Ha, pretty sure you’ve earned it man. Amazing story. It was great to learn a piece of your creative process and how far you’ve truly come. Your videos are an incredible resource for us visual learners.

Very very nice

The issue with aFrame, is that at some point you always need to dig into how it deals with Three.js internally. This is 3D rendering, you always have something to tailor-made to your need... Sometimes even Three.js is too high-level, so you have to write your own bit of GLSL. I suggest using Three.js directly, it's easy to use, and it's got all you need for VR, even user interfaces and virtual keyboard : three-mesh-ui.herokuapp.com/#keyboard

Thanks for giving the talk Jared. That was an excellent presentation and a lot to learn. I have a question please. Suppose that there is somebody who knows python very well but has no knowledge of blender. How long does it take him/her to learn the blender skills required to do the spring-driven-car animation?

I am taking up a similar project. Can you share some resources other than these? I am trying to generate questions with one word answers.

Hello Jared, thank you for sharing this very interesting conference. It is funny to hear you speaking about your Pixar inspiration source that gave you the motivation to be a 3D creator, ... I had the a little bit the same storry, ... instead that YOU are my inspiration source. I really love your work and the way you explain complex concepts or items on a so clear, didactic, professionnal way. Every of your video is a nice and enriching experience. Thank you some much for your work!

A very informative video. Thank you so much Jared for this wonderful resource

I love you Jared.

I really like this talk! Thank you very much to point out the real Clojure and not just the good parts :)