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Nice job

I love love love that you step through figuring out how how to do it, not just showing the outcome and running through the final answer. Showing the error, how to figure that out, then the next error, then how to find the reason for that, is teaching everyone to fish. This kind of education is way underrated in this day and age.

"...so it's just sorting the top level?" no, it's sorting the keys (not the values), as it was asked to anyway great video, it helped me a lot to proper understand how a YAML file is written and read

On a fun note - I lost count of how many times I heard "right?" :D

Very concise and to the point. Thank you so much!

Nice video. One point about wrapped errors; I have always found them to be problematic. The problem with wrapped errors is that when you wrap an error you can't use a sentinel error. I have been looking for a good solution for years, and the best I have come upon with - after trying many other approaches - is to instead use `errors.Join()`, e.g. `err = errors.Join(ErrMySentinelError, err)`. Alternately if I want to include some values - inspired by slog - I might do this instead: `err = errors.Join(ErrMySentinelError,fmt.Errorf("widget=%v",widget), err)`. I don't love the middle argument but that is what I am currently working with. Writing this comment I realize I could create a custom error for the middle on and directly use it like args passed to slog. I think I will update my projects to try that.

Woah!

Very thorough. How do you use the next statement in the { } that is not the BEGIN or END? I’m using bash and it does not work. I’ve taken the example from the book “sed & awk” by Dale and Arnold page 156.

Super cool, super helpful! Thanks!

package=0x1e92b79c echo1 :; echo $(package)

Thank you simple and clear explanation

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Thanks bro, especially csv.DictReader() method is very useful to read as key value pair. i am not aware of that method, thanks for pointing it out.

Great video! Going through the comments, it seems like people love to comment before the video ends😂

Thank you for explaining !

Super cool! Just what I need for a thing I'm tinkering with.

did i really waste 30 minutes listening about how chroot works?

thank you. ❤

errors.As? seriously? not errors.Is or errors.Equals... why would they name it like that. "As" usually implies casting.

Tangfastic, thanks!

This person worked on my windows 8.1 and he installed Linux on my toshiba and all kinds of remote settings. he also has me connected to a submask network local , after I knew this I bout me a macbook, now he has installed Unix Chroots,, it says I have flash storage and in disk utility it says I'm connected via PCI Im not sure but I think he has installed a network card on my toshiba which transferred over to my macbook when I connected my external disc after being in windows I guess it transferred over to mac.. I am connected to aws amazon which I didn't do.. I think I am on a virtual machine or he is one, he is using my local IP address so he has pairing my mac with iphone and ipad he is the adminstrator over all the stuff I need to deleted, its all executables, can you help me? oh my bootup start is a photo, but i guess that is what chroots is maybe I dunno just found it this morning I want out of it how??

It's just 2 dwarfs in a trench coat

Hahaha, he just had to open the issue, titled "Good Day". Curiosity got the better of me too, but he saved me the time to open a new tab. Great tut!

Excellent!

The ADAM GORDON BELL from the CoRecursive podcast!!! DAMNNNN.. Love your podcasts Adam. Thanks for giving back to the community! Instant sub!

I mean a VM is also "just" a process. Weird that your video focus on the sandbox aspect of docker, as for me its nothing unique about it. Whats unique about docker is the ability to distribute, allowing your image to run in any machine. But maybe I'm wrong, im no docker pro

This is really useful, especially about fragmentation.

This exactly what i needed. I came from java and javascript and not having stack tract is bugging me out in golang

'poetry' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. help me with this error

'poetry' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. facing this error

errors reported in the terminal window from compilation using makefile have no relation to problems reported by vscode. E.g. if have '-I.' option and it is handled correctly by compiler at the same time the vscode is unhappy because it could not find .h file with angle brackets.

To create a new language, first make it easy, then add power to it. Keep in mind that it is all made up, and that you are going to make up another one.

Dang I was looking for a way to configure makefile as my build system in visual studio, I really wish that the folks at MS had given these two very different IDE's suitable different names, I'm sure this vid is great though, if you are using visual studio code, just felt the need to express my chagrin.

great job

At 8:25 what he is actually tell about the git commit ??? I didn't get that, can any one helps me to understand that ??