Waching daily Apr 28 2017

Hey, what's up?

John Sonmez from simpleprogrammer.com.

I got a question here that—I get this question quite a bit.

I'm going to try to answer this at least in one way.

There's probably a few different ways I could answer this question but it is: "What is the

programming language of the future?"

I'll read the question I got here.

He says, "Hi John, let me first thank you a lot for doing what you do.

I watch your videos daily and you're really such an inspiration."

Well, that's cool.

Thank you.

"He says, "My Erik from Stockholm Sweden.

I'm 22 at the moment and I'm studying computer science in college.

Prior to this I've worked as a freelancer within web development but I wanted to broaden

my programming experience, so I hit the books.

Right now I'm testing out all sorts of different development, from building apps in Swift,

learning Java, and right now low-level C. My intention is to try and learn as much as

possible, but I still feel like I want to specialize in some type of language and really

master it.

I'm also really interested in AI, artificial intelligence, but don't really know where

to start.

My questions to you are: What is your take on the future of programming languages?

What would you consider the most essential to master not only for now, but in terms of

the future?

Do you have any experience with AI development or know where to start?"

I'm going to skip the AI development question and I'm just going to answer the programming

language of the future question.

I think that the programming language of the future has actually not been invented yet.

I don't think we have that yet.

I think that what we've got right now is we've got a lot of languages that are evolving towards

it but they're evolving in complexity to the point that we need a simplification.

A lot of times what ends up happening with technology is we end up having sort of this

pile up where we build up these huge things and then we have this massive collapse as

a new level of abstraction is put down on top of it and it sort of paves over it and

now we can simplify- things, right?

The reason why I say that is that because languages like C# and Java have become very

bloated.

They're very good langauges and they're very expressive.

You can do a lot with them even some things like—even Ruby and Python and whatnot.

We've gotten a lot of different things.

We've gotten a lot of concepts where—I mean if you think about it, I'll just pick on one

that I know which is C# which is we've essentially taken the language of C# and we've added a

lot of functional programming to it.

You can essentially do functional programming in C#.

You could write C# code that is purely functional and that's sort of—if you think about all

the different keywords, all the different things and C# keeps on growing that's a lot

of stuff.

We've kind of hit this point where you can do anything, but is that really what we need?

What we need is to simplify.

We need to take all those concepts as we're learning, as we're evolving these languages

and we eventually need to come up with a language that is going to be a little bit more universal.

There's really no reason why we have to have so many programming languages.

Right now, almost all programming languages are converging to this point where they all

are kind of on par with what they can do functional wise.

If you look again, some of the ones that I'm more familiar with, I know that C# now can

do a lot.

You can write functional in it.

You can do a similar kind of coding that you would done with F# or Haskell or one of those

other functional lisp and functional languages.

At the same time, Java has also developed now functional programming.

You can do purely Java or functional programming in Java.

I saw a Hacker News article where someone was writing about how they were doing purely

functional programming in Java.

It was a little bit of a bastardization of it but he y, I could see that happening.

C# and Java are almost equivalent.

Java started getting all these features that was being innovated in C#.

I think that there's really no reason why we have to have all these different programming

languages at this point because they're all kind of able to do everything.

Now there's some specialized languages and I understand the argument for that.

So maybe there'll be a few different specialized languages but we really need to come to a

point where we have a general purpose programming language that we just use, that everyone uses

and it gets developed and is simplified because there's just—there's no reason, right?

There used to be a reason why we had all these specialized languages and they existed for

specific purposes.

There are still, like I said, to some degree languages like R and whatnot, but even those

I think we can really collapse under one programming language and that will make things a lot more

effective for the future because we don't have to learn as many things.

There's not as much gaps between communication.

That's what I think is that I think we're heading towards this point.

I think we'll eventually have a language that dominates.

I think we're still early in the development of software development as a career, as a

profession, as a science, if you will, and that that we'll eventually hit that.

Just like mathematics has a standard mathematical notation.

I mean there were a bunch of different ones and now there's just one way in general.

I mean maybe there's a couple, but there's one general way that we do mathematics and

we write down—we have different symbols that we utilize and we pretty much standardize

on that.

I think that programming is no different that we'll eventually find that and we just haven't

found that yet.

As for today, I really couldn't say what programming language that I would recommend.

I did a video on the most popular programming languages for 2017.

You can check that one out if you're curious what my thoughts are on that.

It changes from day to day.

We've got a lot of fluctuation.

JavaScript is still probably a pretty good bet at this point to hit your wagon to and

Python is also one of those ones that I think that I see really increasing.

Its' really hard to say at this point because we still have this very much diversified field

of programming languages out there.

I do hope that we do converge on one though.

I do think that's the future.

I can't see us having just this many programming languages that are now all becoming closer

and closer to functionally equivalent.

It just doesn't make sense.

If you can do the same stuff you can do in C# and Java and Python and Ruby and all the

other programming languages why have so many of them and make things so confusing?

But you know what, technology is never—it doesn't always follow the straightforward

path that I would like it to.

All right, if you like this video and you want to get more videos like this one on programming,

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Bright is the ring of words When the right man rings them,

Fair the fall of songs When the singer sings them

Bright is the ring of words When the right man rings them,

Fair the fall of songs When the singer sings them,

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120ml milk

1 tsp corn starch

1/2 tsp salt

1/3 tsp sugar

120ml egg white

100g white fish fillet, cooked and mashed

cook until thickens, about 2~3 mins

if you don't want to waste egg yolk, you can add onto it.

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Is It True The Obama Administration Faked Climate Change - politics - Duration: 4:26.

Is It True The Obama Administration Faked Climate Change Data?

You aren�t going to believe this, but one of the Obama administration top officials,

physicist Steven Koonin, has become a whistleblower regarding the �Obama administration�s

manipulated �climate change� data to trick the public into accepting Democrat policies.�

So what else is new in science?

It seems as if most of the feds are into �data washing� relative to all the sciences, just

not vaccines and pharmaceuticals!

But why?

Aren�t facts supposed to be the very basis of and for science?

Shall we start calling it �Pinocchio science�?

Koonin spilled his scientific guts to The Wall Street Journal.

The former Undersecretary of the Department of Energy said, �What you saw coming out

of the press releases about climate data, climate analysis, was, I�d say, misleading,

sometimes just wrong.� Pardon me, but I could have told you that just from looking

at the sky and all the chemtrails being laid down.

Somehow I don�t find it very difficult to �believe� scientists at NASA and NOAA

actually colluded with press officers in order to create deceitful press releases to prop

up Obama�s agenda.

OMG!

That should be considered prosecutable crime and both Obama and those who colluded to pull

off the caper should be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law, in my opinion.

Those actions seem to validate my thinking in several recent articles questioning U.S.

law and justice, I�d say.

How about you?

Did the Obama administration really operate on Paul Joseph Goebbel�s [the Reich Minister

of Propaganda for Nazi Germany from 1933 to 1945 under Adolph Hitler] modus operandi : �People

will believe a big lie sooner than a little one; and if you repeat it often enough people

will start to accept it as truth�?

According to Baxter Dmitry of YourNewsWire.com, �Sadly, many people around the world accepted

the lies of the corrupt Obama administration.

As a result, the economy stagnated, and elites such as Al Gore and Hillary Clinton made a

killing.�

Dmitry states, �principle climate scientist Dr. John Bates testified before a House Committee

in February claiming that the NOAA was manipulating data.� Dr. Bates claimed the Karl study

was produced with unscientific and unsupported data.

However, there seems to be some degree of disconnect with regard to climate change since

weather geoengineering is a documented phenomenon, and the U.S. Air Force �focused on weather

managing� by 2025, according to the 52-page report �Weather as a Force Manipulator:

Owning the Weather in 2025,� which was produced in August 1996.

Factually, we have to question what impact Solar Radiation Management (SRM) spraying

with toxic chemicals really has on weather manipulation when coupled with HAARP and other

high energy beam electromagnetic pulse weapons.

Geoengineering Watch and Dane Wigington recently produced a 725-page book Geoengineering: A

Chronicle of Indictment and an accompanying DVD package documenting over 7 decades of

covert climate engineering available here, which needs to be taken seriously since �sky

graffiti� chemtrails appear over every country in the Northern Hemisphere.

What�s all that about and what are the impacts upon climate, rain, drought, and other adverse

and severe weather conditions of recent years?

Based upon the recent whistleblowing of former Obama administration officials about falsified

science, press releases and other propaganda to manipulate political gains by the Obama

administration, I think a thorough investigation must be initiated by Congress, the U.S. Attorney

General and the FBI�if we can trust them too�to prosecute all involved, including

the former president, for deliberate acts of sabotage

and possible treason!

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When Your Favorite Characters Become Really Old ★ NEW ★ Before and After - Duration: 11:54.

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this is Mei Yu if some of your favorite

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guess which characters I'm drawing as I

go the first guy is famous for never

seeming to age in his anime series

some of you have been asking for this

effort I did this video I've always

wondered how these characters would look

like if they aged like real people

trying to reimagine these two friends

growing old together brought back lots

of memories and emotions for me I was

thinking about all the adventures

they've had on their journey on ups and

downs all the things that they've seen

and done together

try these characters as their odor cells

was quite challenging I was trying to

keep their iconic features but meanwhile

add other features to make them look

aged like for Ash's hair I drew at

dinner but still with a similar shape

I give them glasses and a rocking chair

after Pikachu I made it for a little

more rough although his ears and Tails a

little droopy he still loves ash very

much as for Pikachu's fur I decided to

lighten the color and get some white

areas in there to show that he aged

they'll love this expression

you

like peaches fer I did the same to ashes

clothing colors to show the age

I love how ashram TV two are looking at

each other it's like these two are

sitting down during a quiet moment and

reflecting on all that they've been

through and although they've aged their

bond is filled

next I'm curious how a Disney princess

would look like in her golden years

trying to design snow white as an odor

lady was interesting I knew I wanted to

keep her hairstyle and address but her

body and face would change I gave her

more laughs lines and curled her hair

I made her chest bigger and heightened

the waist of the dress to make her body

proportions to what I had in mind

I gave her silver here

last time I just know what was in this

video where I turned her into a

beautiful

similar to ash before I went with muta

colors for her dress

my thinking was she loves this dress she

wears it all the time but after many

years of washes the colors are starting

to fade

I love drawing her in her younger pose

it's like she's still the same person

with the same spirit after all these

years

you

here comes an old happy guy

I kept his famous mustache his hat and

the big joke

I think the pose adds more character to

my design okay joy straight lines could

be tricky

please tell me how you feel when you see

these characters become older my

drawings also if you're going to share

your ideas of the life they've lived I

love to hear your story I think it looks

like an adorable old guy just taking his

time

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different ways

although there's a big difference some

things don't change

I love how older Mario still has that

cheerful sparkle in his eyes as an

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Type in your destination

Okay

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Okay

Drive 500 metres straight ahead

Okay

Bear left

Okay

Drive over roundabout and then drive over roundabout

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A Day in Ota - Duration: 15:48.

Hey guys! Morning.

So we're in Tokyo today in Ota ward.

Yesterday we were at Haneda airport, filming the airport

Yeah.

and they recommend some spots around the airport that we visit.

Right.

So that's what we're doing today.

Just a long day of exploring.

And this is actually right near where [we stayed at our hotel].

Anamori Inari Shrine.

Inari shrines are my favorite. They're the fox shrines.

Yeah, fox shrines.

I looked up on Wikipedia how many there are

and supposedly it's like 32,000 Inari shrines

across Japan. Which is kinda crazy.

Is that maybe the most popular type of Shinto shrine?

Could be, yeah.

It probably is.

I also looked up that their messengers, the foxes that are their messengers,

are just like pure white little snow foxes.

And how adorable is that! That's the cutest thing ever.

I just really like foxes.

Well all right, I guess here we are.

Foxes! Wait, you can see the fox.

No look! It's mommy and a baby fox this time. :D

That's so cute.

This is actually the first time for me to see the fox statue at a shrine.

The first time seeing a fox statue?

Yeah, it's normally not a fox in my city.

We see them all the time.

Not the fox.

While we've been traveling.

I mean, in my city.

In your city?

Yeah, it's normally dog.

Inari shrines are the ones with all of these gates.

Yep.

Like this.

So the really big shrine in Kyoto, that's also an Inari shrine.

Fushimi Inari, yeah.

Fushimi Inari Taisha.

That's the main one.

That one supposedly has like 10,000 gates? Or something?

But I looked it up online

and there's one Japanese dude

who walked through and actually counted every single gate.

Really? Yeah.

And I think he did collaborations or got numbers from other people

who walked through and counted every single gate

and it ended up being significantly less.

It was like 1/10th of the actual number they're supposed to have.

Oh really?

I remember there were a bunch of them, yeah.

But they're always adding more because these are all donated

by companies and... I don't know, maybe individuals can donate, too?

So if you look on the back of all of these

They have the names of the companies and people who paid for them.

So...

I wonder if we could...

I wonder how much it costs.

[overly dramatic gasping] JUN

We should do a Rachel & Jun gate.

I'm going to look up how much it costs

Uh-huh.

to donate one.

We should donate a gate to Fushimi Inari Taisha.

That would be amazing.

I just want to write on the back in English

RACHEL & JUN

& FRIENDS

What are all those little gates for? Omg. There's so many of them.

Yeah, I've never seen small gates like these.

What is it for?

I have no idea.

[teasing] You're Japanese. You should know.

Mayoke? (魔除け) [a talisman that wards off evil]

How do you explain mayoke?

I don't know.

Maybe-

My parents have hamanoya (破魔の矢), which is an arrow

and you just put it in the house.

And that helps you... prevent getting bad luck.

Maybe could be one of these?

Anyway, if you want to find an Inari shrine like this

there are Inari shrines EVERYWHERE.

But not all of them have lots of gates like this.

This one's really nice.

Yeah, it is.

If you want to come here and get shots with gates where no one else is going to be.

And you don't have to go to Kyoto for it!

So if you're just visiting Tokyo, and you want to come get some cool shots of gates

this would actually be a really good spot for that.

And they got the fox with the baby statue.

All right. Let's get to the next place!

This is a very popular restaurant and they have these amazing eel tendon.

I'm SUPER EXCITED. It's in Ota-shijo, the market.

I've never had eel tendon. REALLY?!

It's delicious!

I've never had... I don't think I've ever had deep fried eel.

Really??

Yeah.

I'm sure you'll lovei t.

What's the name?

Name of what? This restaurant.

This restaurant? Fukuju.

Fukuju. Yep.

Fukujo. Let's go!

That's huge!

That's really big.

Wow.

So this is anago-don. Basically there's rice on the bottom and on top there's a giant deep fried eel.

Anago. Yeah, anago.

Anago's my favorite! [unagi is another popular type of eel]

I know, it's my favorite as well.

So hungry. Itadakimasu!

And that's an eel bone?

Yeah, it's eel bone that they deep fried so you can eat this bone as well.

It may sound weird to you guys, but the best snack in Japan, unagi pie, is made from eel bones.

Actually, that's right!

Yeah, exactly.

Anyway, itadakimasu. And I don't know how to start, but I'll try.

Why don't you eat the eel bone?

Sure!

Eat that eel spine!

Tastes good.

Wow, this is so huge.

Mmmmm

On the outside it's really crunchy and on the inside it's really juicy and fluffy.

It's so good.

Hooow was it?!

2 thumbs up, 10/10

TEN. OUT. OF. TEN.

It was definitely worth it. You should definitely come here and try this.

Yeah, it was really really good.

It tasted... basically like a snack.

Like a Japanese deep fried snack that you could get at a conbini or supermarket.

This is better than what she's explaining so you should try it.

Yeah, it's really good. If you are afraid to try eel

in Japan, it's really really delicious.

But if you're afraid to try it, this is a really good way to try it first.

Uh-huh. Because it's deep fried.

So I mean, deep fried makes everything taste better.

And you can't see that it's eel. It doesn't look like eel.

Yeah, you guys even deep fried a whole sushi right?

Yep.

It's really delicious. If you're around here I would definitely recommend trying it out.

Anyway, this is blah blah repeating selves

Gochisousamadeshita.

Right now we're at Kamata station, which is really close to Haneda airport.

Takes less than 10 minutes I think by train. [24 minutes, but nice try]

At Ota Tourist Information Center.

But it's not just an information center. You can also do a lot of stuff here.

So we're going to try on a kimono and do a tea ceremony.

Let's go!

They also have like... calligraphy...

Yeah, we can do all kinds of stuff here, I guess.

Hello!

Taiken (culture experience) is this way, please.

You don't need this?

I'm fine, thank you.

May I borrow it then?

Here's another one for you.

I'm glad.

How do I use this?

Isn't this weird? You're the one using it?

You're using a seat. I'm the one ...

All right. Why not? I'll just try not to use it.

I'm just making fun of you.

Thanks.

Pleased to meet you.

Now please drink it.

Wipe and purify your fingers with this.

Turn the cup twice.

Place it over the line of tatami.

Now let's look at the cup and enjoy the artisan's work.

When you look at the cup, make sure the cup is close to the floor.

Is this hagi yaki?

Yes.

This was made in the place called hagi in Japan.

Hold it like this.

Turn it twice.

Now thank her for making the tea.

Please make me great tea.

Pour half of the ladle.

Could you give me a mixer?

Very good.

You better enjoy this.

You're doing very good.

You better enjoy my tea. I worked really hard on that.

Thank you for making the tea.

Hold the cup.

Place your left hand underneath it.

Turn the cup.

Finish drinking it within a few sips.

Return the cup to where it was.

How was it?

It was fun.

Thank you very much.

I had fun, too.

Me, too.

I'm glad.

She was very excited.

So now we're going to be wearing kimono!

This one's the easy one, right?

Yeah. Just put it on.

Very easy.

I like that design. Yeah, isn't it pretty?

It is pretty.

Wow, that was quick.

This is the fastest I've ever worn a kimono.

Yeah, that was quick.

That was like a 5 minute kimono.

[they're so cute! lol]

Do you want to pose with umbrella?

Oh, okay!

They have everything for you!

All right. It's your turn, Jun.

Sure!

Jun, you look like a jedi.

Where's my lightsaber?

Obi-wan Jun?

I feel like they stole our idea.

No, that's like a whole thing.

Just kidding.

No, it's like a whole thing that Star Wars was taken from samurai.

Omg, he's just a jedi.

You're so jedi! It's even more jedi now!

Why are you so tall?

It's from my dad.

Thank you, dad.

These jeans...

Even he's making fun of me now.

Even the guy in charge is making fun of Jun.

How'd you like it?

I look really good in mine. You just look like a jedi.

So if you're a male and you wanna be a jedi, come here.

You can be a jedi.

And bring your own lightsaber if you want.

If you want to do the kimono wearing like this, then you have to make a reservation in advance.

So if you think you're going to be passing through Haneda airport and you want to leave

and come here, it's like 10 minutes [25, actually] from the airport.

Then, make a reservation when you're going to be here.

It's pretty easy too, and they speak Japanese as well.

Yeah, they have a translator, and they're very nice.

And they have a board of picture of other people wearing kimono

from around the world, so you can get your picture on the board.

So ours is gonna be on there too, I guess? Yep.

[Nope--we didn't have time lol]

Pretty, pretty.

Thank you!

Thank you.

So we're done filming kimono here and we're heading to Daini Hinodeyu

which is an onsen. Onseeeen!

Let's go.

So we made it to the onsen!

It's a black onsen. [the onsen has "black" water]

It's a black onsen, as you can see.

We did not know it was a black onsen.

Have you been there? I've never seen a black onsen in real life before.

Actually, me neither.

Jun didn't know it existed, even.

I should be ashamed.

Good job being Japanese, Jun.

But it's common in Tokyo.

We're going to go explore it together for the first time.

Let's go inside.

So apparently they rotate days for the outside onsen.

And today is MEN'S day.

So only Jun can enter the onsen.

TOO BAD.

So I won't be going in the onsen.

Sorry for everyone who wants to see naked Rachel

but it's gonna be ME. Sorry.

So this is the onsen entrance.

And we worked it out with the owner so that I can come and film Jun

by entering through

this small-ass side door over here.

And walking through the garden

to come out the side and like... sneak shot film Jun outdoors.

In the onsen.

He didn't bring any swimwear or anything, so.

Because you don't wear swimsuit in onsen. They told us to bring swimsuits

and I brought my swimsuit, and I was like "Jun, you should bring your swimsuit!"

And he was like "Nah."

I'm Japanese. I don't wear swimsuit when I go to onsen.

All right, go please enjoy your onsen. I'll see you inside.

Hi Jun!

Hi.

How is your onsen?

It's really nice.

Jun, we finally got our onsen shot!

Yaaay.

We finally have a video with an onsen!

I'm sorry everyone who wanted to see beautiful my wife

but instead you got me.

AH HA HA HA

Come on Jun, you have to look sexier.

This is our one shot. This is our onsen video.

Why don't you like come sit here?

Here? Yeah.

Okay.

Okay Jun. Look seductively over your shoulder.

[NOT SEDUCTIVE] Hi. :D

It's really dark. Yeah, it is.

It's really cool.

Wait okay, so why is it dark?

Umm...

I don't know the term in English but

apparently the substance that's in water?

makes this water black. [....NO DUH]

Oil? Like the fossils? How like...

I don't know if it's the animals, but the plants and... all kinds of... stuff.

Dead living matter. [It's humic acid, produced from the biodegradation of

of dead organic matter, like in peat, coal, and soil.]

You are bathing in the remnants of the dead.

Yeah. Okay.

All right, well enjoy the rest of your onsen.

I'm gonna leave so all the other men can come back and join you.

Have fun. All right. See ya.

Hi. How was your onsen?

That was great. I actually got onsen powder from the owner.

Oh, you're gonna make an onsen at home?

Yeah, this is for you!

Oh, okay! Cool.

I can try it. How's your skin feel?

Uh, it feels actually really nice and smooth. OOOH! You feel so soft and smooooth.

I think my skin's better than yours now.

It's always been better. My skin's TERRIBLE.

So we're on our way home now and we're walking along a street that's kinda famous here.

It's called Bourbon Road.

Yeah. Bourbon Road.

And they have a lot of restaurants here.

Apparently 30 years ago it was a restaurant AND shopping street

But, I don't know. They were not getting along well.

It's like the West Side Story. Two factions fought and divided.

And one of them had to move a couple streets over. Yeah, so now they're divided now.

And so now this is just all restaurants. Yep.

But it's late, and if we want to catch the shinkansen home before the last shinkansen

we have to go, so we're not eating.

And I can't even drink. If I drink I won't be able to drive a car. It's illegal.

Well it'll still be like 3 hours before you would have to drive anything.

Maybe 4.

I think you'd be okay by then.

You know that I can't really drink.

Well anyway, thank you guys for watching!

This is Ota Ward. Bye! [awkward conclusion OUT]