Why not. Maybe github or coding is currently a trending search topic on YT, hence algorithm started suggesting everything code to people with a vague interest in related tags, in this case, vtubers.
I've noticed at the end of the year they seem to do a "throwback" thing with the algorithm at least for the past few years, where they start recommending videos that are a year + old towards the end of the year.
I guess I'll be the one to explain it lol. In programming projects, developers don't write everything from scratch. We use other people's code by importing it as "dependencies." Javascript, the language being used here, has multiple standards of doing this. Evidently, she was using "yarn," which has its own yarn.lock file that specifies what dependencies need to be downloaded. Another tool for this is "npm," the default/most common. However, you shouldn't use multiple package managers in the same project, as that can lead to conflicts and both lock files need to be updated each time a new dependency is added. What this other developer did was suggest she add the lock file for npm in addition to the yarn lock file, which is a bad practice.
I love when youtube recommends me something from 3 years ago. I went to check the PR as a webdev... And actually both of them are wrong... The guy cause he assumed Luto used npm while she is using yarn and Luto in the workflows cause she is running npm install and build over using yarn-specific commands there XD
@@KaelnsLarien package.lock.json is used by npm, yarn uses yarn.lock. Just delete the file if you want to switch (just don't delete the package.json). Not a good practice for an existing project tho.
I have no clue what these people are talking about cause I have -100% experience in coding, but I do find it so funny that YT would recommend this strangely endearing vtuber rant 3 years later
Yarn was a great alternative to npm until a few years ago. Now Yarn v1 has been unmaintained for very long, and the newers versions are monorepo management-focused tools only. (no global install, etc) Nowadays npm works fine, although yarn.lock file is still easier to read/edit if necessary.
I like using bun, regarding the lockfile, bun creates a binary lockfile(for performance, it is wayyy faster than npm), which you basically can't edit manually, but i think it is arguable if manually editing a lock file should even be something you do in the first place.
Damn they don't even open an issue about it first but instead directly make a pull request But even opening an issue about this is already embarrassing
RUclips is being weird. This was on my homepage twice today and almost always this week. Going by a quick Google search I do agree with her than yarn is better than NPM as the majority of them said the reason to use NPM is NPM packages that are in private registries but no in the public NPM register. The others also claimed it to be quicker but gave no examples of such being so.
Why was this randomly recommended to me 3 years later LMAO
literally lmao
Why not.
Maybe github or coding is currently a trending search topic on YT, hence algorithm started suggesting everything code to people with a vague interest in related tags, in this case, vtubers.
fr
Same. Funny though 😁
Same. Shame she doesn't seem to be active anymore.
Stream: July 5th, 2021
Clip: July 6th, 2021
Algorithm: "People are gonna f#&%ing love this in mid-December of 2024!"
Tbh
I agree with youtube
I love this, ty youtube
Totally random, but welcome
this is so true.
I've noticed at the end of the year they seem to do a "throwback" thing with the algorithm at least for the past few years, where they start recommending videos that are a year + old towards the end of the year.
most sane web-developer
real
real
real
real
Too real
"I don't think your criticism about my code is correct", Luto said, calmly.
I guess I'll be the one to explain it lol.
In programming projects, developers don't write everything from scratch. We use other people's code by importing it as "dependencies." Javascript, the language being used here, has multiple standards of doing this. Evidently, she was using "yarn," which has its own yarn.lock file that specifies what dependencies need to be downloaded. Another tool for this is "npm," the default/most common. However, you shouldn't use multiple package managers in the same project, as that can lead to conflicts and both lock files need to be updated each time a new dependency is added. What this other developer did was suggest she add the lock file for npm in addition to the yarn lock file, which is a bad practice.
is this avg js dev iq?
oh ive seen you before in other programming videos! what a coincidence youtube brought us here today lol
@@lynca9530 Yes.
Thank you wise one
Or you could just.. never use yarn. Because the benefits are.. what? It's got "more features" (higher learning curve) and doesn't come bundled?
"Oh no... she codes"
LMAO
I love when youtube recommends me something from 3 years ago. I went to check the PR as a webdev... And actually both of them are wrong... The guy cause he assumed Luto used npm while she is using yarn and Luto in the workflows cause she is running npm install and build over using yarn-specific commands there XD
oh lol just saw this vid as well. i've never used yarn myself so i'm surprised those workflows work despite that
@@fcantil yarn is literally an npm wrapper
@@blackula911 i see
I don't know how it was 3 years ago but recently when I tried yarn it told me that it had found package.lock.json and asked to delete the file
@@KaelnsLarien package.lock.json is used by npm, yarn uses yarn.lock. Just delete the file if you want to switch (just don't delete the package.json). Not a good practice for an existing project tho.
RUclips finally put together that Im a software developer and a vtuber enjoyer. Good job 👏
Maybe you can also try Asahi Lina, who's a linux kernel driver developer and also a vtuber ❤
@@fish4terrisa-MSDSM watching that thing is like scratching nails on the chalkboard
Saaaaame
Imagine not using yarn
Like normal people
B-but npm is just fine
IMAGINE NOT USING PNPM
Hey
Preach, girl ! Preach !
Thank you random Vtuber with nachoneko’s artstyle, thanks for understanding my GitHub rage
Her first mistake was using Javascript.
how did everyone get this at the same day 3 years later LMAOO
Maybe the video was private for a few years? Or the algorithm finally got it out of the storage since coding and vtubers is getting more popular
Algo decided its time to release vtuber with programming themes lol
I've never touched woman and coding but I totally agree.
Real.
You can only touch one at most.
@@Anonymous4045 real (I touch code every day)
@@Anonymous4045.....
Im never touching a woman then I guess...
had to listen to 0:16 a couple times to make sure i heard it right
「あっちょっと待ってよ」
lmfao
suddenly I want Dr.Pepper
ya
Truly the intellectual drink for the chosen few.
people watching this in 2021: "you're not ready for this, but your kids are gonna love it"
*your future self
My youtube recommended is coooking
Least unhinged developer ✨
I have no clue what these people are talking about cause I have -100% experience in coding, but I do find it so funny that YT would recommend this strangely endearing vtuber rant 3 years later
I relate to this so much.
the algorithm works in mysterious ways
The best part is using that cute voice to yell angrily
Yarn was a great alternative to npm until a few years ago. Now Yarn v1 has been unmaintained for very long, and the newers versions are monorepo management-focused tools only. (no global install, etc)
Nowadays npm works fine, although yarn.lock file is still easier to read/edit if necessary.
I like using bun, regarding the lockfile, bun creates a binary lockfile(for performance, it is wayyy faster than npm), which you basically can't edit manually, but i think it is arguable if manually editing a lock file should even be something you do in the first place.
pnpm all the way.
deno gang
i like to install all 3 in project lol
Damn they don't even open an issue about it first but instead directly make a pull request
But even opening an issue about this is already embarrassing
Thanks to RUclips for such recommendations!
Why did the algorithm pick this up 3 years later lol
Linus...? Dam so good keep on yelling
Bro this was so random to show up in my recommended
This got recommended to me today. Im in a warroom at 1am because a senior colleague refused to revert a PR that fuc*ed our migrations. Im following
Why i love this so much, lmao
thank you algorithm, perfect timing and perfect video
RUclips algorithm is weird today, got this recommended suddenly
Didnt know I need this, so cultured
This is legit. Every great programmer is secretly a vtuber with female voice.
bro i swear, i was cursing at a PR and youtube legit recommended this as the next vid
Thank you RUclips algorithm
average day in JS land
Good job, algo. This was hilarious and relatable.
this is too funny, also 3 years ago is wild
vtuber pulling up a github page was not on my BINGO card
Haha I love when ALL THE FKNG COMMENTS ARE ABOUT HOW THIS GOT RECOMMENDED AFTER X YEARS HAHAHAHAHAHAAAAAAAAAAAGHHHH
Thanks algo-san ✌️
most sane webdev
Getting this three year after it was posted gang.
When the code’s stable but the dev isn’t
Ah, rerecommended Luto content during a Luto dry spout… it’s like an oasis made of waste water that I’ll drink up regardless.
reccomendations on videos be cooking before the end of the year
I'm in love
I literally just passed an ITS exam 30 minutes ago, and I randomly just get this recommended
Didnt know luto was a programmer
calmest JS programmer.
real
Damn, it only took 3 letters to make her to crash out.
She's kinda charming. I would tease her with fake programming takes to watch her yell at me for why I am wrong.
I'd argue using JS is a reason to criticize the code LMAO. That language was a mistake
I miss this creature
i will just close the PR and move on with my day lol
This is art
Korean autogenerated subtitles
Since i started E i dont get this upset over pull requests anymore. Its nice
RUclips is being weird. This was on my homepage twice today and almost always this week. Going by a quick Google search I do agree with her than yarn is better than NPM as the majority of them said the reason to use NPM is NPM packages that are in private registries but no in the public NPM register. The others also claimed it to be quicker but gave no examples of such being so.
Nice job youtube
the real smoothbrain move is using javascript
goated clip
Thank you Algo
Blessed thee algorithm
Everyone's here!
But does anyone actually know her?
Absolutely no clue what she's saying but pop off my queen
Last stream: 4 months ago
I have so many questions.... 🤣
I think this is becouse of Neuro-sama's birthday. Algoritm-chan is an AI too, so...
yarn, npm?
Nah dude, all I need is apt and pip
*completes one 6 month bootcamp*
YUOR CODE IS WRONG I'M BETTER THAN YOU
I'm back to code learning and this rant appears, I wonder if it's a sign...
I can't code for shit, but seeing people that can beefing with each other will never not be funny
Johnathan Blow vibes. He has said that he finds the concept of pull requests offensive
how do i even know what she's talking about
Cinema
Ah I miss luto
perfect for gorgeous looks, can push asap
yarn install
yap install
Don't know why she was recommended to me, i only know her from that "moe, moe, FU-" meme
Even if you were using npm you shouldn't include the lock file lol
Ironmouse but red
bun install
Is this a sign from God i will marry a 10x Programmer-RUclipsr-definitly-not-a-DUDE-vampire-loli?????? 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Is she still single and is she taking marriage applications?
This is what I think full stack devs really are. Young adult males with female avatars in their pfp.
No? Then it's just me.
I miss luto 😢
thank god I don't use JavaScript
Link to github src? So I can say the code is wrong for no reason
OMG She's just like me frfr
based and also true
its generated file right? containing all dependencies' versions?
there is a programming vtuber??
Jokes aside guys can someone tell me what happened to her?
If you get recommended then you're fucked.
Cool
npm is so darn old
I hate web developers
10/10