This video took 6,089 lines of code to bring to life. Here’s the breakdown if you’re curious: S1: 507 S2: 386 s3: 285 S4: 546 S5: 771 s6: 414 S7: 531 s8: 572 s9: 783 s10: 598 S11: 256 S12: 219 s13: 221 And it's built using Motion Canvas - motioncanvas.io/
They literally get paid with stock, if discord makes more money their stock is worth more. They can then sell it when discord goes public and get paid. smh
@@kikisbytesI didn’t find it particularly hard to understand, and I feel like you did a pretty decent job of explaining compression. I do that wish you went into more depth about what context is and how it’s used to improve the efficiency of streaming compression, though. Otherwise I thought the video was great!
Its fascinating to see what a big company does to implement a new feature or a fix. So many factors, so many elements to check for. Great video. Thanks.
No. It's fascinating to see how people are unaware of zstd existing that was released 10 years ago and I haven't seen anyone who has every worked with logs being unaware of it and actually using gz/zlib for anything where bandwidth/compressed file size is actually important
I love the quality and pace of this video - engaging explanation of the underlying concepts, use case story, test outcomes, deployment strategy...all explained in 8 minutes! Edit: Plus citations and Chapter markers in description too! 🥳
0:08 costs per what? Week? Day? Hour? It's not cumulative, it's not monthly, the points don't line up with months and looks like it's every 2 weeks but that's a weird unit of time
Thank you for the feedback! I usually make the animations of how I envision the scene to look like then I try to match it with the voice recording. I find that this 2-3x my development speed. This means that sometimes the animation can be fast because the voice recording section is a lot shorter than I had anticipated. Will try my best to leave another second or two for you to absorb the graphs.
This video took 6,089 lines of code to bring to life. Here’s the breakdown if you’re curious:
S1: 507
S2: 386
s3: 285
S4: 546
S5: 771
s6: 414
S7: 531
s8: 572
s9: 783
s10: 598
S11: 256
S12: 219
s13: 221
And it's built using Motion Canvas - motioncanvas.io/
What program and language are you using?
@@faytruefireside good question
Manim
@NiFreZ yeah I'm also interested
I use motion canvas to make my animation!
motioncanvas.io/
Trust me, engineers doesn't get the bonus for this
youre right, they get paid 300k a year. this is literally their job. a surgeon doesnt get a bonus at every successful heart transplant
one can dream hehe. Exceeded performance and get some extra cash into 401k / RRSP
I saved my company 30k a year in cost with some optimizations and I all got a nice job.
@@HolyOllie Who the hell gets paid 300k unless they're staff+?
They literally get paid with stock, if discord makes more money their stock is worth more. They can then sell it when discord goes public and get paid. smh
The bonus went to management for sure 😂
hahah yea....one can dream
"I hope the engineers get a big bonus for this" - Yeah probably, a big bonus time off to look for a new job after the layoffs.
that would be very upsetting :(
exceptional video quality, unfortunately i think i'm too orange cat brain to understand compression 💀
haha ty for taking the time to watch this video though! Any suggestions on how I can make it easier to understand?
@@kikisbytesI didn’t find it particularly hard to understand, and I feel like you did a pretty decent job of explaining compression. I do that wish you went into more depth about what context is and how it’s used to improve the efficiency of streaming compression, though. Otherwise I thought the video was great!
Man please upload more regularly if possible, just love your content, especially the breakdown of architecture and design decisions of tech companies
I'll try my best!! Might be a little slow with a full time job though, but definitely more to come!
Its fascinating to see what a big company does to implement a new feature or a fix. So many factors, so many elements to check for.
Great video. Thanks.
No. It's fascinating to see how people are unaware of zstd existing that was released 10 years ago and I haven't seen anyone who has every worked with logs being unaware of it and actually using gz/zlib for anything where bandwidth/compressed file size is actually important
thank you for watching!
Classic W switching from zlib to zstd
I love the quality and pace of this video - engaging explanation of the underlying concepts, use case story, test outcomes, deployment strategy...all explained in 8 minutes!
Edit: Plus citations and Chapter markers in description too! 🥳
Thank you! Definitely a lot to cover so hopefully I was able to explain the most important concepts.
If they ban half the predators there it would also half the traffic lmao
And half those pradators pays for nitro, they'd also halve their revenues
They might end up banning themselves
Another great video! Keep up the good work!
Thank you!
really good creation! I just love such types of videos
Will definitely!! Thank you for tuning in!
6:17 will save you guys some time watching the first 6 min: they were sending useless crap to clients. They then stopped.
hahha maybe this should be a short :p
Top quality content, do make more like this bro
❤
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it, more coming soon!
Please make more and more videos of big tech company's system design architecture 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
will do!
The timing of this right after Russia ban of Discord is just perfect
oh actually? TBH I didn't even know that was happening.
0:08 costs per what? Week? Day? Hour? It's not cumulative, it's not monthly, the points don't line up with months and looks like it's every 2 weeks but that's a weird unit of time
The video seems to intentionally skip fast while showing text content? You show a graph and then before even i could glance at the axes, it's gone.
Thank you for the feedback! I usually make the animations of how I envision the scene to look like then I try to match it with the voice recording. I find that this 2-3x my development speed. This means that sometimes the animation can be fast because the voice recording section is a lot shorter than I had anticipated.
Will try my best to leave another second or two for you to absorb the graphs.
@@kikisbytes I'm glad to know it's not intended. Great content 👍
They forkwd it to github?? ON public repo??? They are angels!
Great video. I loved the little animations. What software do you use to make them?
Motion Canvas!
I'm not smart enough to be here 😄
Well, your curiosity already proves you're more than smart enough to be here! 😊
they reduced traffic by making the app shitty 👍
good content!
Thank you for watching!
please make more and more, big tech company videos
Good video, great hook
Appreciate it!
i'm here till the end although i don't understand a single thing 🙃😅
the goofy ahh sound effects are too contrasting with your bored/tired voice tbh
Thank you for the feedback
2:20 the resulting huffman codes for a and c are swapped
ahhhh fk me. Thank you for catching this!
real clap. excellent
Thank you!
How to reduce bandwith:
Ban more users
They did it by failing to send 40% of my messages lately
ahahahah I had a good laugh at this!
Neetcode pog
hahha love him!
2:21 I bet
So thats why my discord randomly disconnects and is pure TRASH lately
oh is that a consistent issue? Haven't experienced any disconnects
Please make more and more videos of big tech company's system design architecture 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉