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[chancc3y]

In the midst of all this, YouTube ads are still somehow the biggest L I take everyday. I'm half joking

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[virtuouscunt]

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[standalonespirit]

We Hate The Same Things #utoob #youtubecreator #youtube #woc

[exitfatmus]

This week on ‘videos mus has replayed entirely too often’ - Overgrowth/Flowerfell fan lyrics appreciated largely for the use of “I’m already dead.” For some reason.

[woobeetree]

what if youtube was spelled utoob instead

[siriusqbot]

cs106a Lect9 Incrementor program... (<- !(not) a vararg (nor a lambda)... )

again just marveling at the subtle beauty of Prof Sahami’s - Stanford code - it’s simple - minimal & yet very deep (at least 2me)

i have to look again to see other code usage of the ivar - which - stores an object’s state in-between method calls (that’s a mouthful)

ie- instance variable - so named bc it relates to instances - instantiation - a new instance of a class (ie an object)

transl: an ivar stores values & those values persist & aren’t lost at the close of any particular method

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but what i just noticed is: he actually makes use of the ivar & illustrates effective efficient use of it - i have to look carefully at other code - i think in the other code - usually - ivar’s are declared & then used only once

iff: ur only using an ivar once - (i realize) it’s more efficient to make the variable local - to the 1 usage - in a method

I’m looking at his Incrementor - Counter program - which is so simple & yet subtle & profound - perhaps profound just because of its simplicity

But he uses the counter ivar - 4 (technically 5) times - once to declare it - importantly uninitialized (to allow different usages later)

twice in overloaded constructors (that’s 3 times - counting how many times he uses the ‘counter’ ivar)  & 4th inside a method (5th he increments the counter - counter++)

& the program outputs the effect of the different usages of that 1 instance variable (he also lectures in a clever & funny way about - persistence of the primitive variable (ivar) - when he says: it should “bother you” - why should it bother me ? ) - funny that i look at it now & hell yeah it bothered me!

changes to the primitive variable should NOT effect the caller- method - the changes shouldn’t persist - or - should they - what a great lesson

i  think its lecture 9 (8 or 9) - the more i learn - the more i love his java class - those ‘kids’ are super/uber smart - ‘getting’ that stuff on the 1st pass - ie - live

[standalonespirit]

I used the NHS Shyness and Social Anxiety Self Help guide book to think about a really trying situation in a new light. Remember that DTour Vlog I made, when I met my fave Youtubers? Well so does my anxiety, let's reminisce….