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This is just amazing.

Love the deep thought you put into this!

Please say when this series is going to roll out, and in what intervals. I'm in!

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Wth... this cannot be real. You don't need to be in tech to know the concept of abstraction.

wait until they hear about embedded systems

Very nice video! I would just add that the cost of some abstractions are not equal, but besides that it is a very good analogy. Loved it.

criminally underrated channel. Hope the algorithm picks you up 😭 keep uploading quality stuff like this ^__^

Marino is a rockstar

I really appreciated the thoughts on abstraction, distinction. The infinite possibility of language in conveying meaning with a varying level of possibility given the vocabulary available was another take-away. But perhaps the most important concept for me was understanding how important it is to choose the appropriate level of abstraction. As someone who is autistic, I tend to communicate in a less abstract way which many find difficult because it requires parsing more information and a larger vocabulary. Finally, I believe that we are approaching the leverage of AI and machine learning when writing instructions for machines (coding) in the least efficient way. We are using languages designed for humans not AI. The next step will be to create languages with varying levels of abstraction that are easily manipulated and constructed by machine learning models allowing for a very high level of abstraction for even the most complicated of tasks. Bringing an almost PowerPoint level of abstraction to the process of writing good software.

Why has this not been viewed more times? I absolutely loved this discussion. I am relatively new to writing software and these are exactly the kinds of fundamental concepts that build a good framework of how to think about code and the machines that it controls. Thank you!

As a python dev I dunno... Maybe learning Javascript would have been a better starter - at least then you can first create websites with backend. Though you're forced to learn decently massive frameworks such as REACt, vue or angular. Python rules the back end though. But you could solve that with JS.

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I like your videos

The short print example shows nothing about the language. I use Python and there are a lot of great things about it when it comes to syntax, the short Hello World is not one of them. By the way, an adequate example of what you showed in Python is: def main(): print("Hello World!") if ___name___ == "__main__": main()

Keep on going. Great Insights !!

Seeing that you constantly have to handle memory and low level register stuff yourself, its more like the comparison of having a manual(hll) and having to figure out how to make the manual yourself (c)

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