Hey man, big fan, I found your channel recently and i just love look and the feel of your videos, so smooth, so pleasing.. I got into golang recently, and i've been using nvim for past 2 years, so this stuff is really my cup of tea. Wanted to tell you to keep doing stuff like this, especially golang related. Also how did you set up this camera feed and neovim on top of it, if it's not a secret, what software are you using? Thanks for the content!
Thanks! It's interesting how I'm transitioning into Golang developer, at least on the UA-cam :D I wanted to try this asmr type of videos and this series was a good place to experiment since it's not getting views (comparing to neural networks from scratch series). I want to make more 1 video - 1 project/idea on the main channel, but will try some sort of mix between this asmr style and some talking included. For this video I used OBS, Audacity and FCPX for recording and editing with external camera to film myself. And, external mic RODE VideoMic Go II. I really glad you enjoy the video, hopefully you will see more like this soon :)
thanks! I saw something like this ~2 years ago and since then tried to move as much as I can to neovim. I had several phases of configuration and this one is what I'm using for the last I think 6-7 months. Really enjoy using it. At least I really like the visual part :) And the more I learn vim motions then less I can use other IDEs and note-taking apps :D
@@_Roman_V_Code Btw I took your suggestion and started learning Go. It's quite fun. After I build some projects (I am planning to build some cli tools and a web api) I will follow your neural network video to create the neural network, and You should have more subs. Your content is impeccable keep doing it.
Thank you very much! It’s interesting that I am not a Go developer and just trying to learn it as well😃 Cool that me posting these videos encourages people to try that too🙂 Then all these videos served it’s purpose
I think another holy war: vim versus emacs 😃 Probably they both great, I heard good things about emacs too, but I just like vim motions and how you can extend them
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Hey man, big fan, I found your channel recently and i just love look and the feel of your videos, so smooth, so pleasing..
I got into golang recently, and i've been using nvim for past 2 years, so this stuff is really my cup of tea.
Wanted to tell you to keep doing stuff like this, especially golang related.
Also how did you set up this camera feed and neovim on top of it, if it's not a secret, what software are you using?
Thanks for the content!
Thanks!
It's interesting how I'm transitioning into Golang developer, at least on the UA-cam :D
I wanted to try this asmr type of videos and this series was a good place to experiment since it's not getting views (comparing to neural networks from scratch series). I want to make more 1 video - 1 project/idea on the main channel, but will try some sort of mix between this asmr style and some talking included.
For this video I used OBS, Audacity and FCPX for recording and editing with external camera to film myself. And, external mic RODE VideoMic Go II.
I really glad you enjoy the video, hopefully you will see more like this soon :)
you turned into devaslife
Haha, no, his videos far better and authentic
Wow this workflow looks so cool. Makes me want to switch to neovim. Currently I am using Doom Emacs but this is quite nice.
thanks! I saw something like this ~2 years ago and since then tried to move as much as I can to neovim. I had several phases of configuration and this one is what I'm using for the last I think 6-7 months. Really enjoy using it. At least I really like the visual part :) And the more I learn vim motions then less I can use other IDEs and note-taking apps :D
@@_Roman_V_Code Btw I took your suggestion and started learning Go. It's quite fun. After I build some projects (I am planning to build some cli tools and a web api) I will follow your neural network video to create the neural network, and You should have more subs. Your content is impeccable keep doing it.
Thank you very much!
It’s interesting that I am not a Go developer and just trying to learn it as well😃
Cool that me posting these videos encourages people to try that too🙂
Then all these videos served it’s purpose
I think another holy war: vim versus emacs 😃
Probably they both great, I heard good things about emacs too, but I just like vim motions and how you can extend them