Watch Linux kernel developer write a USB driver from scratch in just 3h for Apple Xserve front-panel 

Yeah, this guy the equivalent an NBA athlete while the rest of us barely making the D-league if not college ball, lol

Yeah, its really easy once you have full knowledge of both the Kernel and how to communicate with USBs.

@@gmodrules123456789 Yes, building a space rocket is really easy once you know how to do it.

@@gmodrules123456789 😂😂😂

very very humbling

The day they get replaced by AI is the day Skynet is born

He is getting replaced very fast

@@xamael1989bullshit

5 more years

​@@xamael1989 na ah, he is the AI engineer as well.

he even looks like linus torvalds cousin or something

I feel like this is THE Linux developer. The rest are simply xcopies.

Same

Lol

Yea ...2 eyes, 1 nose and 2 ears

there's always a bigger nerd

​@@Patrick-ko5wrHe is not a nerd brother

​@@xlr8inch52Of course he is, but obviously that doesn't mean it's something wrong/bad.

​@@Patrick-ko5wri like that saying instead of "fish"

@@xlr8inch52 all of the programmers are nerds mostly the ones that look like him, but it's not bad without these people lots of shit wouldn't work

😂😂😂

cool story bro

hahahahahaaaa

gold rule of programming world => there will be always a super smart dude that makes awesome things that will make your projects look like HighSchool projects.

@@pedroduran8927 im amazed he still looks at keyboard sometimes after writing so much code in his life

And comic sans as the font... I want to scream. But I appreciate the flex.

Comic Code ! I'm a professional.

A Comic Sans inspired font? I couldn't expect less from a Superhero.

@@matteo.veraldi bringing a comical smile back into your life fixing other coders bugs and security vulnerabilities all day long ;-)

Wow👍🏻, that coffee, thats the real one coffee for real programmer, definitely not for me, my coffee is coffee-waste cos im copy-paste programmer😅...

Nor any normal mode commands.

I would like your comment but you have 666 likes 🥲

he IS using comic sans though lol

@@unadulterated It's actrually comic code

​@@unadulterated best font, next to Courier

Something like that, I guess ;-)

this killed me that's so funny lol

im horny af

Exactly

Maybe you work in a different domain

That's how specializations work. It doesn't mean you're stupid or that he is smart, it just means you're not experienced in linux kernel drivers lol

@@SalgatAustin No 99.9% of us are for sure stupider

@@johnk6757 speak for yourself

same lmao, bro is too chad

“don’t wanna do” lol *can’t do

@@nickignathe two sentences don’t contradict each other

makes me extra appreciative of white people. I live around mostly mexicans and blacks and I'll tell you, virtually none of them have aspirations outside of 'rapper' or 'basketball player'

@@IrishIwasJewishplease seek help

​@IrishIwasJewish so true!

Me right now as well lol!

Yeah but that's all they do and to be honest C hasn't changed much in the last years. WTF is Even a full stack dev nowadays? There are so many full stack environments.

​​@@DoiPunctZeroyou must know every technology ever created for the web and have 15 years of experience in the newest languages that have been out for 10 minutes At least that's what the hiring managers want 😊 I saw a job asking for python expertise at 14 an hour

Man, quiet down, they just know the machine and how to control it. It's another job from yours, not magic lol

@@Loki_Dokie I still remember a listing where a company wanted someone with 6 years of experience with Swift when Swift had only been out for 4 years. One of the leads on Swift's development actually posted that he wouldn't qualify since he had only started work on the language in earnest 5 years prior.

Happy you learned something!

Suddenly transitioning from a high level language to a low level one does that to you.

Most js devs don't have clue about how hardware works

Well most JS developers don't even work with vanilla JS but with frameworks which sadly turns a lot of developers into frameworkers.

You would be correct - in general, JS devs don’t have a clue about programming 😂 Obv exaggerating a bit but defo applies to an extent on stuff close to the hardware

Its kind of simple when you get into it. You just have to think like that hardware. Just put some hours in it. Start with turning on and of some leds on sbc and build it up from there. if you like this kind of thing. :)

Yes they are. The best of the best for the most part.

Haven't basically all web developpers been replaced by ChatGPT by now?

That’s a tough comparison. Web dev is so multifaceted and always involves cleaning up someone else’s mess and trying to clean up a tangled fractal of dependencies. It’s a lot of organization and searching, a little less fun engineering

@@tropicaljupiter you just gave me a new perspective of web development. never thought of seeing it that way since I never compared it to system development. thank you for that

I do not know how many times will you guys hit me but web development comes to me as folder structuring.

@@cerberusrap that's not completely wrong

Java is for noobs

Where do you work at? 🧐 Some military company? Just curious

no hate, but how can u do this for 20 years and write then instead of than?

@@sophokles8244 Since english is my 3rd language. Not including programming ones ;)

@@sophokles8244 Since english is my 3rd language, not including programming ones. Also, did you miss the point about me needing auto-complete? ;)

​ @sophokles8244 OH HERE THEY COME, 300 lbs native english kids, wasting time correcting others grammar instead of working his ass out to pay his student debt

@@sophokles8244 because it's a simple youtube comment, not a research paper.

🦾

Fun fact, my productivity decreases when I'm forced to use "modern" IDEs, ...

step 1: delete Windows, install Linux, learn VIM, blow up OS many times messing around.

Comic Code ;-)

There's another one I use: Comic Mono. It was shown to me by an ex-colleague as a joke and I tried using it, and to my surprise I actually loved it for the readability.

If you are willing to put on the time and effort, also expect that it's going to be a very challenging path. This is the line of work where very few get the job.

Writing a USB driver is your dream! 😂

lol

That font's purpose is to be readable, It helps dyslexic people alot. No matter how much people hate on fonts like Comic Sans, but those fonts complete their task of being easily readable.

It started as a joke, and I unexpectedly liked it.

@@renerebe do u know any usb pcie cards that are linux compatible?

Don't most if not all just work?

Thanks! Why wouldn't you?

@@renerebe because I hate C, ptsd from computer science degree I guess 😅

@@miguelcarrilho4744 I hate C, too. Need to continue my JIT'ed micro kernel ASAP ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

better call saul

Werner Zieeeeglerrrr, what is he upto man what's he doing?

I've seen foreach macros pop up a couple of times working with linux driver stuff. Personally I'm not really a fan since its harder to read and doesn't save you a lot of lines.

Beginner friendly for this? 😅

@@CynHicks though it is complex, it would have been great if someone can make that content.. just hoping😂

@@sarathsiraparapu Look into assembly.

@@CynHicks ooh, Thankyou for the suggestion 😊

nothing less real about using modern tools. shits toxic as fuck.

No, this is stupid.

What is stupid and toxic? Modern IDEs that are huge and dog slow and don't even work over SSH ?

@@renerebe they're not dog slow, sounds like a skill issue. even if they were, the productivity speedups over this nonsense almost certainly sum significantly net positive. and they can absolutely work over SSH. sounds like you have no clue what you're talking about and you're doing this for style points and you've fooled enough people so why let me bother you?

Not once did an IDE make me program faster. Only being able to auto complete code with an IDE sound like a skill issue to me. Also I never found an ide even working well on the million lines code base of the Linux kernel or Firefox. VScode is based in a web browser. Of course it is 100x slower than IDEs used to be.

I thought it is doing it for 25y already ;-) ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-MTkPWrG0zig.html

What font do you use?

@MegaFUZZY2010 Comic code

sometimes I write on notepad++ :))) more colorful :))

Tbf, HTML is pretty crap ;-)

they only dropped the support for the SIMD SPE ISA, not the main PowerPC64 CPU. You had to use two different gcc for the PPC and SPE, and now you can still use use a slightly older GCC for the SIMD SPEs programming, ....

As you probably know C doesn't have a concept of RAII so you have to manually clean up resources you allocate and create, and just using goto to jump to a common exit block is just an easy way to not forget to clean up after yourself. It is probably much more important in the kernel (i might be wrong) since none of these resources will be auto cleaned up (again, might be wrong about this) by the kernel like they are when your user space process terminates.

yeah I've seen my professor use goto to jump forward to cleanup code

Yeah even Torvalds says it’s common kernel practice

I used it in a C university assignment once. We were told goto is not a good practice, but it has its uses. Some modern languages now have the option to specify which loop you want to 'break' out of or 'continue' in. In C, you can define labels and jump to the points you wish, which lets you achieve the same result. It shouldn't be feared to the point that languages omit it entirely, it definitely has its uses.

I tell my professor to f off.