Thanks! Its great that people are teaching about the simplicity of assembly, the computer doesn’t need a whole lot of functions to perform a whole lot of functions so it’s not as daunting as it looks. They use logic gates because they apply logic to a yes or no (1 or 0)
Thank you for putting all the resources together under the video description. I was really frustrated as I was really not find anything concise for learning assembly
at 8:42, I think you meant Normal mode, to enter visual mode you press v/V/(some more keybindings) in normal mode. visual mode and normal mode are different in vim
when i compile this assembly it SEGFAULTs after printing the message. turns out "exit:" label and "exit" was making it go into infinite loop. Fixed it by changing label from "exit" to "_exit"
You might be correct, but from a higher level perspective it does look like that since each bit has its own purpose. Anyways thanks for the specification :)
To be fair, those who are color blind can see the sky as green, so the sky is both green and blue depending on perspective. Other than that, great video lol
Just got this amaing video in my recommendation... My first thought was should I watch it or not 🤔🤔 But now after watching the video I don't regret watching it. Thank you for explaining those concepts in such an easy way enjoyed it. Want more videos on assembly in future 😎😎 (YT Algorithm is making your videos viral man 😉😉)
Background is all f up in the video because of RUclips compression :(
Thanks! Its great that people are teaching about the simplicity of assembly, the computer doesn’t need a whole lot of functions to perform a whole lot of functions so it’s not as daunting as it looks. They use logic gates because they apply logic to a yes or no (1 or 0)
:)
Thank you for putting all the resources together under the video description. I was really frustrated as I was really not find anything concise for learning assembly
no worries! good luck
at 8:42, I think you meant Normal mode, to enter visual mode you press v/V/(some more keybindings) in normal mode. visual mode and normal mode are different in vim
Well thank you very much for the correction :)
This is some rich content, I hope your channel is able to grow to a large scale
I sure hope so too :) Thanks a lot
Clear explanations. Nice work
thank you!
Thanks for this video comrade!!
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Great work! Keep it up!
Thanks comrade!
This vid is amazing 😍. Great quality content right here 😊.
PS. Remember me when you get famous 😉
Will do haha, but for that I need more people to like and subscribe I think 😅
@@axxo1337 DW bcz, everything great takes a greater amount of time.
@@-hackers_industry agreed!
when i compile this assembly it SEGFAULTs after printing the message. turns out "exit:" label and "exit" was making it go into infinite loop. Fixed it by changing label from "exit" to "_exit"
you said flags are tiny registers but afaik it's one big register
You might be correct, but from a higher level perspective it does look like that since each bit has its own purpose. Anyways thanks for the specification :)
Nice video 🙂 The longest of your channel
Thanks :)
To be fair, those who are color blind can see the sky as green, so the sky is both green and blue depending on perspective. Other than that, great video lol
Yeah next time I'll use a more "inclusive" exemplification lol
P good video continue like that folk
will do :)
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very gud
thanks!
Whats the background piano song called?
The first one is "On the Hills of Manchuria - Ilya Shatrov" on piano
Your content is amazing. Wish you the best of luck!
Thank you! You too!
make a bootcamp im the first student, i don't care how much it wil cost
We're working on one 😄
Please give me a good resource for learning assembly or a good book i dont know where to start.😢
I put some in the video’s description
Enjoyed the video, but sometimes I feel you were talking too fast for me to actually take in what you were saying.
haha yes I try to condensed my videos as much as possible but you can always go back if there's something you quite didn't fully get :)
Just got this amaing video in my recommendation...
My first thought was should I watch it or not 🤔🤔
But now after watching the video I don't regret watching it.
Thank you for explaining those concepts in such an easy way enjoyed it.
Want more videos on assembly in future 😎😎
(YT Algorithm is making your videos viral man 😉😉)
haha thank you so much man, yeah will definitely make more videos about assembly!
Bro forgot to install nasm
What?
At 8:27 I install all the required dependencies
@@axxo1337 yeah sorry I didn't notice properly... thank you for you reply
1:08 this is less human readable than asm, what the heck is this language?
Lol that's Haskell