https://vids.stary.pc.pl/videos/watch/f93854a3-2a7b-457d-9027-8bf5a201744f Original video: "The worst programming language of all time" by Lazo Velko With unapproved edits by Grzesiek11 This is not my (Grzesiek11's) video and I do not necessarily endorse any of it's content. (Though I likely agree with many of the opinions stated.) I found this video in my recommendations, and while the first 7 minutes of it were interesting, I was unable to continue due to the extensive use of AI slop. I made this edit for myself, so that I can watch it without being bothered. Now I am publishing it for the possible benefit of anyone else. Before you ask, yes, this is copyright infringement, but copyright is fake anyways, culture should be free. To be honest, AI has all the signs of copyright infringement too, but it's apparently completely exempt from copyright (see: Facebook successfully claiming them pirating a bunch of books for training their slop machines is "fair use"). Interesting, isn't it? So yeah, you can view me uploading this as a protest against both copyright and AI "art". Any changes done by myself are licensed under CC0. I didn't edit out: The two video clips, first at 01:05:27. Those seem like human-made CGI to me., The seemingly AI generated text on many slides. I can't really tell if it was really AI generated and if so, how much of it. I decided this is out of scope., The creator's logo. I imagine it's AI generated too - I don't know that though, and it is his identity., I also sadly didn't replace the images with anything new. Removing the slop was already a lot of work, if I didn't have to do that, picking and drawing images would probably be a lot of fun. One comment under the original video said they would "pay" for removing the AI slop. This was most likely a joke, but you can donate to me here: https://ko-fi.com/grzesiek11 0:00 Introduction 1:39 Casting in C++. 2:47 Keywords 5:31 Types 7:02 Different Ways to Do the Same Thing 7:20 const 8:20 Formatting and Style 9:40 Naming Conventions 14:16 Header Files 20:28 Namespaces 24:50 Compile Times 26:51 Modern C++. 31:53 C/C++. 33:08 C++ Edge Cases 34:53 Compilers and Build Systems 40:35 Installing a Library in C++. 46:13 Package Managers 47:13 The Windows API 48:46 The Standard Library 55:56 New Features 57:10 Deprecated Features 57:37 The Fatigue of Starting a New Project 58:39 C++ GUIs 1:03:49 Errors in C++. 1:04:31 Templates 1:10:30 IDE Problems 1:14:58 Quality of Life Problems 1:16:50 Serialization in C++. 1:18:39 Bad Defaults 1:23:46 The Most Ironic Thing About C++. 1:25:31 Implicit Conversions 1:27:04 Invisible Behavior in C++. 1:27:39 The Real Reason Why C++ is Verbose 1:30:01 Operator Overloading 1:32:09 Ownership and Move Semantics 1:33:15 Quirks, Tips, Footguns 1:36:19 The Real Reason Why C++ Is Difficult 1:37:23 Idioms in C++. 1:37:48 Domain Difficulty 1:38:43 Memory Safety 1:41:11 Undefined Behavior 1:42:43 Error Handling in C++. 1:43:48 Writing Tests in C++. 1:47:04 The Broken Promise of Zero Cost Abstractions 1:47:52 The Lack of Performance Oriented Features in C++. 1:50:34 The Biggest Lie of C++. 1:53:48 The Harsh Reality of C++ Jobs 1:56:43 The Final Verdict 1:58:32 "There are only two kinds of languages..." 1:59:04 Who Should Learn C++? 1:59:51 How Long Does It Take To Learn C++? 2:00:40 Pick a Project You're Passionate About 2:00:55 Why I Write C++. 2:01:46 Terrible Reasons To Learn C++. 2:02:18 How To Learn C++. 2:03:07 The Final Lesson of C++. 2:03:37 Rust 2:08:44 Is C++ Dying? Mon, 04 May 2026 03:43:09 GMT https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html PeerTube - https://vids.stary.pc.pl https://vids.stary.pc.pl/client/assets/images/icons/icon-1500x1500.png https://vids.stary.pc.pl/videos/watch/f93854a3-2a7b-457d-9027-8bf5a201744f All rights reserved, unless otherwise specified in the terms specified at https://vids.stary.pc.pl/about and potential licenses granted by each content's rightholder.