The beauty of stupid ideas
summary
A JS IoC is implemented by extracting argument names via regex on function.toString to wire dependencies; a handcrafted git-backed tic‑tac‑toe models positions by using git hash-object/update-index/commit-tree to create blobs, trees and commits; a toy integer system (surreal-like) reimplements add/sub/mul/div recursively and bogs down on huge values after seven hours; a DNS proxy is prototyped for constrained hardware (notably 4MB NodeMCU) and a LINQ-style provider for Umbraco becomes a conference entry point.
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chapters (20)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:10I TOOK MY LAPTOP
- 3:21ITD BEEN BUGGING ME FOR MONTHS
- 4:42SO I WROTE A THING
- 6:56ME @ WORK
- 8:14I WANTED TO LEARN GIT BETTER
- 12:28AT LEAST... IN THEORY
- 13:42SO HOW DOES IT WORK?
- 18:16USEFUL?
- 22:03TRUST
- 23:01ROOM TO LEARN
- 27:00SURREAL NUMBERS
- 28:24MATH!
- 32:48GOLF CLAP
- 34:22INTRINSIC MOTIVATION
- 37:30GETTING STARTED IN OSS
- 38:55TIME TO GET CODING
- 41:23A COMPLETE CHANGE OF LIFE
- 45:28LET'S BUILD OUR OWN DNS PROXY!
- 47:24ERR... I HAVE DOCKER?
