Random Jonathan Blow Moments 4 

Perfect dry humor. I died.

Sounds like a good nap to me.

I agree 500%

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I agree 1000%

if only twitch managed clips better, like not posting clips that weren't supposed to be posted, having a rating system, having pages to make browsing easier, and never mind the duration limit it's like why do they even bother having the clip functionality if they aren't going to make it usable

It won't flop, I'm already excited for it and all I saw was some in-development footage of him doing some stuff. He is puzzle games lord.

People ask me how to succeed as a comedian, well ...

It's nice when people appreciate my editing. :)

Test-Driven Development. Basically you write the tests first before you write the software. In other words, putting the cart before the horse because can't be arsed to plan out what you want to do on paper.

@@OmegaF77 Yeah I've had experience with OOP since then in a company, but TDD just seems like pure madness. No wonder Jon rants so much about that type of thing - I can't imagine getting things done when so much gets in the way of just writing the damn code.

up to blow fan to add this, i don't believe it's difficult to capture with chat especially if jon has vods enabled

Never do that, you fool! What if a random-ass popup appears that says format C:\ because you're running out of space?

I think it would go something like "Modern text editors are slow, and when working with large amounts of code, their slowness explodes. If the text editor is able to speed you up, then you must be going slow. And if you are slow, that's bad." But there may be more to it than that. I've never actually heard him go fully into it.

@@Elrog3 @Michal Pietraszko It's also about letting autocomplete do the work of understanding how the program and code is structured. You can literally see people on RU-vid "tutorials" freeze up and have no idea what to do when a bug in their IDE causes their autocomplete to not find the correct function. Basically the idea is that autocomplete is fine if you know what you want to write *before autocomplete engages*. But if you are relying on autocomplete without even knowing what you're looking for, it's a strong sign that you have no idea what your program is doing, or how it is structured, and at that point it's very likely that you don't even know or understand what your problem is all about.

​@@ToBeardOrNotToBeard Yep this, I've seen people who straight up do not know how to write code without their IDE... and freely admit it

google something like "Turkish desk lamp" or "Turkish hanging lamp", etc

@@iantaylor9586 thanks! That looks like it

Is a game fully written in rust, dunno the name but I think just searching "penguin rust game" u should find something

Adventures of Pascal Penguin

Assassin's Creed: Odyssey

I have to admit that I do not know. I tried to look it up but can't find the answer. I used a lot of old clips I had laying around.

Adventures of Pascal Penguin

@@stephenkamenar Thanks!

He's got a point. Most manga are written by people without a successful love life.

@@4.0.4 like who?

@@FlackonLike a manga writer.