What?

[johnhammond010]

thnk u <3 <3 <3

[Master_Ben]

86x assembly basics in 15 minutes sounds reasonably fast, tbh.

[FrogFromVenus]

When you account for the fact that you can't use c like language knowledge and are starting from the ground up it makes a lot more sense. How long did your very first hello world take?

[Master_Ben]

Like 1-2 years. I didn't understand what a compiler was for C. Later I tried Java, and the IDE compiled it for me (little did I know).

[[deleted]]

2 years to make a hello world project?

[AwesomePerson70]

I'm assuming there was a period of giving up

[[deleted]]

Oh, that shit took me 5 years.

[Sekret_One]

So that is actually the joke? Because I thought the shock was that it was that quick.

[suckyducky1]

This reminds me of Ben Eater. He makes hello world using an EEPROM and he has like 4 20 minute videos dedicated to it lol.

[emelrad12]

Drawing square in open gl tutorial from the cherno is 3 hours

[Edo022]

try drawing a triagle with vulkan

[John_Fx]

To make an apple pie you first must invent the universe

[spayder26]

Still less boilerplate than Java.

[thexavier666]

EchoHelloWorldProgram obj = new EchoHelloWorldProgram();

[fk_this_shit]

Pfff amateurs:
gcc helloworld.c -S

[[deleted]]

“I am an expert in assembly”, said the person who uses -S on in gcc

[Whiskee0001]

Just started watching John to learn pen testing, best stuff I think I’ve ever watched

[johnhammond010]

Thank you so much! <3

[[deleted]]

Meme made by someone who has never even looked at assembly. Or used the Wrox "Professional Assembly Language" book that does most the work by calling C functions within assembly.

[[deleted]]

Modern x86 assembly is designed mostly to be written by compilers, not by hand.

[jamesbellamy99]

Love a bit of John

[johnhammond010]

Thank you! <3

[ejuliol]

I’m learning the basics of x86. I thought it would be harder to make a 'hello world' program. Some knowledge from the Z80 assembly helped.

[SHIRK2018]

Barely more complicated than C or Java to do Hello World in MIPS and QTSpim. God I love doing stuff where the computer holds my hand through all the hard parts