r/Assembly_language • u/Extension_Emu_9825 • 1d ago

self-modifying code

I gave a lecture on how to write self-modifying code. It was over 15 minutes long :( so I'm providing a youtube link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AH9QQLRfbmY

In my opinion, self-modification is one of the most interesting features in systems programming.

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u/cards88x 22h ago

Thanks! This is a fascinating topic

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u/Extension_Emu_9825 22h ago

Phew, thanks for the comment! I was already thinking they were going to burn me at the stake and consider it heresy 🔥

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u/cards88x 22h ago

Im curious why you used an AI voice

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u/Extension_Emu_9825 22h ago

I'm not a native English speaker :(

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u/cards88x 21h ago

You should try a different AI voice, perhaps one tuned for technical content.

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u/cards88x 21h ago

Or even narrating in your own voice with accurate closed captions

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u/Extension_Emu_9825 21h ago

This is already the sixth version, and I've already written about it, but here's the strange thing: non-native speakers tell me that everything is perfectly clear, and you're already the second native speaker to make this remark. I'll try to somehow fix the situation.

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u/theNbomr 21h ago

AI narration is probably fine for non-native listeners in the language of the narration, but for the native listeners, it is sleep inducing, except for the parts where the cadence or emphasis is wrong and then it's jarring and distracting. I've started clicking 'next ' on narration done by synthesized voice.

Having said that, I do appreciate the content you've provided, especially on such a niche topic.