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Hi! I'm using "Hack NF" (apparently! I had to go and check) with editor.fontLigatures set to true. Hack NF is the NerdFont version github.com/ryanoasis/nerd-fonts/tree/master/patched-fonts/Hack of the Hack font github.com/source-foundry/Hack

@@saebynVODs Thank you very much! Have a good day

Hi! How do I know what?

Thanks, will do! :D

Really appreciate that! Happy to keep you company while you code. Thanks for the sub!

No worries, these streams are all in the middle of what's becoming a more and more complex project. I am happy to answer questions, and there is a whole playlist of VODs for this project on my channel page (though it's gotten quite long at this point). I also just did a project summary video that went live earlier today.

solarized dark probably

That's right, it's the bundled Solarized Dark theme.

Hi 👋 it's "redis insight"

👋 hey, thanks for the comment and the compliment!

It's a tool like any other. In this case, this project is my way to get to know Rust a bit better in practice. Thanks for the comment!

Hi! I don't know much about whatsapp, but were you thinking of a tutorial for a backend, and for some clients to let authenticated users exchange messages? For Elixir, or does the language/runtime matter? I do want to have more focused/edited content eventually, such as tutorials, but no promises on when that might happen. Thanks for the comment!

Hey, thanks! I'm glad you like it 😀

@@saebynVODs what sources did you use (videos/tutorials/websites) for learning modding with kotlin?

kotlinlang.org/docs/basic-syntax.html and fabricmc.net/wiki/tutorial:start were the main things. @ModdingByKaupenjoe has a whole set of tutorials for Fabric as well that I watched bits of. Then I think during these streams I was also looking at existing github repos for some clues on how other mods do things.

@@saebynVODs oh I though kotlin and java would be very different coz I’m making a Minecraft launcher but I want to use kotlin for the in game mod that adds capes and stuff

The Kotlin language is a bit different from Java, but it supports compiling to Java bytecode so that it can work with Java minecraft

Hi! I do :) It has been a while

@@saebynVODs it has

Hi there! Thanks :) All of the code for this project is at github.com/saebyn/glowing-telegram (open source license details in the repo)

Hi! So first, I think you are going to pick up some Java concepts as you go while learning Kotlin. And yes, you'll want to pick up a little Java to look at existing mods to learn how they work, and most aren't using Kotlin but Java. I've been looking at Godot too, but haven't had the time to really dig into it.

Thanks for stopping by! There will be more typescript and probably other languages in the future, in this project or in others.

Thanks for the question! I'm using the "Solarized Dark" theme that's bundled in Visual Studio Code. I'm also using the Material Icon Theme by Philipp Kief.

Hi! Thanks! There is a playlist at ua-cam.com/play/PLCFtXWacG5xoq0Bib2pYyLQgdApX7zFbx.html with all the segments where I've been working on this. I have not gotten to the point where I can edit these videos down into more concise explanations, so the background is a bit scattered throughout the series. I'm happy to answer any questions you might have, and these videos are all from my live streams over on twitch, so I'm happy to field questions live over there as well.

@@saebynVODs I really hope you'd start making videos like that I'll subscribe and wait for them I feel like I can learn a lot from you

But is it, though? 😂

@FOXXYBLOO really got me with that jumpscare!

Glad to hear it! :D

Hi! There are follow-up videos after this one. The next in the series is at ua-cam.com/video/vCNYG_emy1U/v-deo.html (I renamed it for clarity just now). I also made a playlist for this series here: ua-cam.com/play/PLCFtXWacG5xoq0Bib2pYyLQgdApX7zFbx.html

@@saebynVODs Thanks for sharing your work with us

It's the "Solarized Dark" theme that comes bundled with vscode

Thanks for the question! A bit of both, as I haven't had a chance to do much Rust programming in a number of years. The overall goal is to implement a tool to automate some of the things I'd like to do with my twitch streams and turning them into videos here. The use case around gpt4 is having a way to inject a transcript of a section of the video and have it generate a summary of the video and cleaned up version of the transcript and put me into an interactive chatgpt-style session for further refinement. Some of that was previously implemented with Django with some of it shown in an earlier stream, but then I decided that I wanted to switch up the backend and use Rust instead.

The next one here on youtube will be in about 48 hours, then I'll be streaming more Oxygen Not Included this Friday at the usual time.

Sheep? What sheep? All I see is a ball of fire.

:P I have my moments

We're going to Mars next... we've got the portal for going to the moon.

Thanks! I will keep at it :D

Yeah, I wish the green screen filter didn't mess with the color. It's actually a bright yellow IRL, as you know :P

Yes indeed! I think I did fix that by the end of this. During a prior stream, it was decided to disable that one pump because we didn't need it at the time

It seemed you figured it out. I should watch to the end before commenting…

@@SgtGoodenough No worries, thanks for watching and calling out issues you see! It's appreciated :)