am I in my life I think this is a
first-ever live stream at least on
YouTube so bear with me now this is
going to be a little trial period I mean
most y'all only got like about 45
minutes of notice but I do want to talk
about one thing in particular other than
answering y'all's questions and that is
the title of the video of the livestream
which is I don't understand my own code
but we'll get to that in a second what
is up guys a Bryan ID Reese swaahaa
gaming cold shot Kalonji Jack Adam
what's up guys it's good to see y'all
but I want to talk about I don't
understand my own code because there are
a few videos I don't wanted to make
similar to my first program I ever coded
video where basically I went back to the
first program I ever coded and I wanted
to kind of look into basically the
program as a whole and I told you guys
about the artificial intelligence
programs that I had going on and with
that I was going into my old github
repositories where some of those or like
connect for Sudoku and things of that
nature
but I kind of don't remember a lot of
what I coded so that's where the whole I
don't understand my own code comes from
what did I mispronounce your name I
raise sorry you flee to a website for
yourself walkthrough and all honestly
the very first video on this channel is
similar to like what I would consider my
own website but it's really just a
template that I filled in other than
that I would just use a basic template
website in order to go in and fill out
any portfolio or whatever yeah I do want
to do some artificial intelligence
videos Jack I just need to essentially
take a step back and go further into
what I did in those programs instead of
trying to go in and looking at it for
the first time in a year because in my
previous video what I did was I it was
the first time I seen that my first
program I ever coded in
three four five years and that's what I
want to do with my artificial
intelligence programs but since my
memory didn't serve me well like I've
been going back and kind of studying
that and really understanding what I did
in those programs and I'm gonna make a
video going over exactly what I did in
those programs so it does appear that I
am live-streaming
you gained weight did you start gym I
don't know I think I think it's the
camera I think my other camera makes me
look like skinnier the way the
widescreen isn't one not I don't know
but I have I'm trying to get into the
gym lately I'm trying to beat the whole
new year new me rush because in January
the gym is hectic I'm trying to get back
up to my old weight which is like 20
pounds more than I'm sitting at now
what's up Angie how's it going can you
code right now
and all honesty I'm using the YouTube
livestream feature I'm not even
streaming through OBS which is what I
would normally stream through like over
on Twitch or something so I don't even
think I can display my screen plus I
don't know how people code in real like
this is hectic enough like I'm kind of
anxious to be sitting here live sharing
a hernia so like actually coding in
front of y'all I feel like I wouldn't be
able to interact with anyone let alone
even focus on what I'm trying to code so
I don't know how people pull it off with
streaming their coding sessions but
kudos to those people I'm not one of
them I said which would you recommend
computer science or computer information
technology information systems it really
just depends what you want to go into if
you want to be more so programming a lot
of stuff or if you want to be working on
computer science theory and data science
and that type of work then I would
definitely recommend computer science
but if you want to go into like what is
the known as traditional IT work then I
would say go with the computer
information technology based on what my
friends have told me that is a little
bit easier and so if you're going for
that particular career path that
probably be a wiser choice to take the
easier route but you'll still learn a
lot don't get me wrong it's creamy TV is
cybersecurity and ethical
hacking hard yeah as far as I know I'm
no professional but I've done my fair
share of looking around in that realm
and seeing is pretty hard you're writing
a lot of scripts a lot of code or you
can be a script kiddie which some people
do that you know that look into
penetration testing that's something
that I was actually considering going
into until I realized like I don't
really know if I want to be on the
security side of things but if you look
into penetration testing and I'm sure
you to me or some other sites have
courses on ethical hacking you'll learn
a little bit more about it quantum
computing sounds interesting yet does I
actually saw this one video I think I
don't remember what channel or company
uploaded it it was basically saying uh
explaining quantum physics or quantum
computing to like
beginners average people professionals
so on and so forth it was very
informative going through all the
different iterations how you can explain
quantum computing to some people why
don't you like web development in all
honesty I've been liking web development
a lot more lately I think it was just
the fact that I couldn't really dive in
to something without thinking I'm
missing out on something else for
example if I wanted to work on something
with a lamp stack what if I thought you
know the mean stack would be better for
what I did and I just kind of was
fiddling around with all these different
technologies instead of focusing on one
that's kind of why with the iOS
development route Swift was the language
Xcode is the the IDE and the App Store
is the distribution platform so in terms
of web development I was just kind of
lost when I was first entering it but
now they've done actually a lot of web
development at work I'm liking it Oscar
how do you feel about a degree focused
on mobile app development if that's what
you want to get into then I guess that's
what you should emphasize your degree
and is it like an emphasis within
computer science or within like a
software development degree or is that
like the actual degree mobile app
development never heard of it but I know
my emphasis was in machine learning and
app development which a lot of which was
mobile app development so it's kind
what I did I'm a beginner class in
computer science very cool man very cool
does game development require a lot of
code and can you get reasonable jobs
with it I would say you give reasonable
jobs with it as many of y'all know I'm
located in like in Virginia Beach
Virginia which isn't too far away from
Cary North Carolina and that is where
epic games is located and what's cool
about epic games or any type of game
development is that a lot of what you do
there's already an engine out there
instead of building everything from
scratch you can use something like the
Unreal Engine which is epic games engine
or you can use something like unity
which is the more known the more typical
game development engine that someone can
use and it makes things a lot easier for
you have you ever used Adobe Dreamweaver
no I've heard of it isn't that like the
kind of like a web web design app by
Adobe or something like that I don't
know maybe I'm way wrong what do I know
yes don't reinvent the wheel I'm
assuming that's about the game
development yeah you get an entry level
web development job with self-taught
HTML CSS JavaScript jQuery even without
a degree yeah I mean people have before
the thing is when you don't have a
degree you need something to show for
your work even when you do have a degree
you need to show off your work with some
type of portfolio the main way to do
that is to have a github account and
have all of your projects on there of
course if you have live websites that's
even better but who wants to host like
five websites for a portfolio you can go
on github pages which I think you're
only had to have one for free at least
as a student not 100% sure how that
works but you can essentially do free
hosting through github pages so you can
essentially hold that as your own
portfolio website if you want to expand
further than just having your code on
github are you still working on your own
iOS app that has really been put on the
back burner sky and mainly because the
way I separate my days is at work you
know I'm at work 8 9 10 hours a day if
you include the commute and that is a
lot of programming
a lot of typical software engineer
software development work they want to
come home I split it up into spending
time with my family which is my wife and
my dog and if I want to see my brothers
and my parents of course and then it has
to do with YouTube and whatever other
side projects that have going on and
then all honestly I'd rather be making
YouTube videos than working on the iOS
application I know that sounds bad but I
am working on this I don't know if I
want to call it transformation but I am
working on this new series on YouTube
actually it's like a vlog series where I
want to essentially dedicate three days
one hour a day for roughly three days a
week similar to what you would do want
to work out you work out one hour day
three to five days right why don't I
have a schedule like that with coding
for my own personal projects and that's
kind of what I want to get into and I
want to track my progress with whatever
I'm working on whether that be the stock
trading algorithm which I am working on
or the iOS application which like I said
is kind of on the back burner and that's
just kind of where I need to go on from
here on out and one other reason why the
iOS application has isn't really my
priority is because I would want to form
a business around this iOS application
and working 40 plus hours a week as a
software engineer plus doing on my
YouTube work I don't think I'd have
enough time to spend maintaining that
application and doing all the marketing
and essentially treating that as a whole
entire startup in and of itself so
that's one of the main reasons did you
initially have any trouble finding work
on the East Coast asks Austin no not
really
in all honesty in terms of computer
science work I found two or three two
internships when I was in college as a
computer science student one was at
Norfolk Southern the other one was at
NASA Langley but it was actually through
a contracting company which I've
mentioned in previous videos it's called
SSA I you can see that all on my
LinkedIn it's not like it's a secret or
anything and those are fairly easy to
find I've mentioned those how I found
those in previous videos but this
current job that I have now
I was hooked up to the owner of the
company that which I work from a fellow
coworker from when I had my internship
at Norfolk Southern so I kind of fell
into it if you will have you been on the
Deep Web such as tor
yes I've dabbled around with tor no I
haven't really download into the Deep
Web I don't really care to in all
honesty that's that's there's some dark
stuff in there you know me Goethe says
how did you study or practice code while
in school I don't know you can see a lot
of it unlike previous on my channel my
eye dev journey all of that was during
school where I took an online course
basically it was a udemy course and
basically taught myself iOS development
using that course and other resources
that I found online alongside doing some
of my my computer science work what was
the worst semester of my life if you
will was when I was learning iOS
development I was making YouTube videos
I was going to school full time plus I
was doing that internship at Norfolk
Southern full-time when I mean full-time
I mean I was working 8:00 to 5:00 every
single day commuting roughly an hour in
total a day so that was ten hours out of
my day and then I had to do all the
schoolwork and everything I just
mentioned behind that so four to five
hours of sleep during that semester that
wasn't that much fun and your ass any
tips for technical interviews and how to
solve questions fast I mean I did make
one or two videos maybe even three
videos on my channel in the past where I
kind of go over a little bit in terms of
interviews I don't know about at solving
the questions fast as it kind of you
need to essentially reverse engineer
your thoughts express your thoughts kind
of talk out what you're working on and
it's not necessarily you have to be fast
or slow unless they have a timeline
which that we kind of suck but I don't
really have much help on that one sorry
which is the best website for Java
beginners mission Condor there's a lot
of different avenues where you can learn
Java
just Google you know beginner Java
tutorial the best way to start is to
start in all MC I've actually been going
through The Exorcism Java track which
it's like a whole entire free thing of
it's very nice very structured and it'll
teach you a lot about the command line
as well as about Java development or
whatever other language track that you
want to use so that's kind of what I've
been going through recently kind of
refreshed myself with a lot of the Java
work the basic Java work that I may have
forgotten in the past because about to
be thrown into this giant enterprise
Java software so I need to really make
sure from the bottom up I'm prepared for
this particular contract within the
company
Sergio quick question going to be in my
second semester for computer science I'm
going to be taking my second Java class
but I also want to try beginner c++
course as well would this be too
difficult so you want to take your
second Java class alongside the beginner
C++ course I don't think that would be
to give too difficult I guess it depends
on what other classes you're taking
during that semester it's but if you're
if you're talking about intro level
courses it may be overwhelming depending
on where how comfortable you feel coming
from Java but the thing about Java and
C++ is that they're very similar there's
only a few differences like garbage
collection and inheritance and things of
that nature but you'll be able to
translate a lot of the syntax from your
entry-level Java class to your
entry-level C++ class so it shouldn't be
too difficult how old am i cold shot I
am 23 I'll be 24 on February 15th the
day after Valentine's Day what are your
future plans I have a lot of future
plans future plans would include growing
the YouTube channel I'm really like in
the YouTube channel and the
communication that we're able to have
through here and I want to work my way
up to where the YouTube channel can
essentially be my foundation for work
essentially for my income so then I'm
able to focus more time on the projects
that I want to work
so if I want to work on my iOS
application I'll have more time because
I have YouTube as a foundation to
essentially finance my iOS application
if you will
Austin what is the hardest programming
concept for you to grasp I don't know I
don't know and honestly I don't know
and for those y'all have fun skipping
over some emails messages I apologize
but it's kind of hard to read all of
them at once without talking you know
what I mean so call me Chris I'm trying
to create a schedule with programming as
well learning from book doing su plus
plus is hard to stay focused sometimes
it is hard to stay focused sometimes I
have a lot of times where I will have to
I don't know I will make sure everything
is lemonade I'll put in headphones and
not even play anything just so nobody
bothers me and you just kind of have to
focus as hard as that sounds and as bad
as that sounds you just kind of have to
make yourself do it there's one thing
that I've realized lately where I'm kind
of the type of person who wants to do
what he wants to do when he wants to do
it and if I feel motivated to go to the
gym then I'll go to the gym I feel
motivated to make a youtube video I'll
make a YouTube video
whatever realized recently is what I
really need to do is instead of being
motivated be disciplined so I need to
make sure that I'm disciplined in
spending one hour a day three days a
week in the gym one hour a day three
days a week coding for my own projects
one hour a day three days a week for my
youtube channel and making those videos
which it'll be more than one hour three
hours a week but you get the idea that's
kind of what you need to do set
everything else aside
make sure there's no social media going
on and just try to focus on exactly what
you have a hand yes I am 23 don't be
hard on yourself Adam what was the first
programming language that I learned uh
Java I took like a single Java
entry-level course which was my first
dive into programming ever I mean I did
shift around with a few different other
programs or whatnot but Java was the
main one but and then I transferred over
to C++ because I transferred colleges
and then we transferred back over to
Java within ODU cold shot how old are
you I'm 23 I'll be 24 in February
appreciate the super chat I think that's
what this is called really appreciate
that you're the first ever super check
cold shot five to eight
thank you sir or madam thank you Stewie
Stewie's a sir so thank you Stewie
what's the difference between is NIT
what is it information systems and
information technology huh by definition
and all I'm Sam I'm not sure I know
you're getting a lot of questions and
you answer one for me on your channel
before I'm 24 going into my junior year
of computer science classes any tips for
CS - what do you mean CS - just for I
think my advice for going into computer
science is really taking advantage of
your office hours and looking into what
you need to figure out essentially just
like your programming what you want to
try to do is figure out what your code
is and kind of what problem you're
trying to solve and if you can't figure
out how to solve that problem use the
Internet
the internet doesn't solve your problems
explain that problem to yourself out
loud and figure out if you can fix that
bug or fix that problem if you can't do
anything you'll have a good
understanding of what's going on but
then go to your teacher go to your
professors office hours and figure out
everything that's the main tip for
college use your professors because
you're paying for it what is the hardest
part of being a YouTube content creator
for me personally it's that whole the
whole consistency thing where I do
things when I want to do it where I need
to be more disciplined and consistency
for me is kind of the hardest in all
honesty if you don't have some of the
qualifications for computer science
internships is still worth applying to
them I mean if you have some of them
you're saying if you don't have some of
the qualifications I would say it's
still worth applying to them and all
honesty they're not going to say oh this
guy applied last year
he didn't have the right qualifications
what does he think he's doing applying
again this year so essentially there's
nothing bad that's gonna come out from
plying except for they say no if you're
a sensitive person that may say like oh
man you might feel like a failure after
that but just apply to places make sure
you cater your resume to their job
listing as long as it's an honest resume
and because you want to hit all the key
words because it's the human resources
people who don't really understand much
code but they understand matching the
job listing to the resume who go through
your resume and will pass it on to the
manager or developer or throw it in the
trash I'm 14 years old high school
student and I started learning Java from
the internet also Android so you think
they teach more than the university um
it really all depends on your university
I mean of course there are more
resources online for everything in the
world than there is in university but
it's good to have somebody there to
answer your specific questions than
having to go on something like Stack
Overflow trying to find the answer to
their specific questions we would you
recommend someone from Europe moved to
in the u.s. to major in computer science
thanks for answering also I love your
channel if that's the way to go I don't
know much about overseas cultures and
how things are over there for computer
science but all domain university which
is a college that I went to I believe I
was in the minority of being a local
person in the computer science program
at least in a lot of my classes not in
all of them but in a lot of my classes
most of the students were exchange
students from India or from other places
that aren't the United States so
essentially foreign students so a lot of
people do it what if people ask you only
about programming it's like you don't
have to do anything except that I yeah I
kind of do that to myself considering my
channel is based around programming for
those of you who don't know I like
snowboarding and fishing and surfing and
I played a lot of baseball when I was
younger so that's just a little little
sneak peek into what I do outside of
this how do you do
with comparing yourself to other
developers try not to whenever i compare
myself to another developer i feel like
i'm always worse than them so without
you know i'm normally very very content
with who i am but i guess that comes
with me not to comparing myself to other
people i'm a sophomore in high school
what class do you think is best i want
to become a software engineer cyber
security what do you recommend white hat
good good to be a white hat you don't
wanna be a black hat hacker cuz you'll
probably get caught and arrested um i
don't know what classes y'all if they
offer any programming classes in your
school take it why not what types of
project should i do aside from a
university degree whatever projects that
you would want to do in your regular job
so if you want to be a web developer
work with that job if you want to work
for a specific company as a web
developer learn what stack they used to
build their web applications and
websites and learn that stack so you're
qualified to work at that company so on
and so forth how do you start
procrastinating still trying to figure
that one out
I'm the worst procrastinator you will
ever meet why might I need a computer
science degree in the real world to open
up doors so the degree as it is it opens
up a lot of doors or get your foot in
the door particular companies where
otherwise if they if you don't have a
computer science degree on your resume
they'll just throw it in the trash as
sad as that sounds because there are a
lot of people who are better at the job
at hand without a degree than those who
are it really shows that you're able to
you know how to learn and you'll you
learn how to adapt to particular
situations that's kind of what college
is all about so that kind of shows you
shows the employer what you have to
offer if you have a computer science
degree plus you learn a lot during the
computer science degree what are the
best colleges for learning programming a
lot of those Ivy League schools I mean
just look at the top computer science
colleges or programs or whatever and
you'll see stuff like Stanford and
mighty Harvard well I don't know if
Harvard is all the way up on the list
but you'll see a lot of those really
good schools if I could get into one of
those I I would have
can I be a software engineer with a math
degree yeah I think so as long as you
have a portfolio to prove that you can
do the software engineering aspect math
degree is a good degree in my opinion at
least because the thing about software
engineering or maybe not software
engineering you can be a self engineer
but the thing about computer science
there's a lot of people like to
correlate that with the engineering
program at schools like computer
engineering or electrical engineering or
mechanical engineering but computer
science is more so correlated with the
math section it is more so a math degree
than an engineering degree it's kind of
where those meet oh what computer do you
use for developing at work I think and
all honesty I'm not hundred percent sure
I think my computer is a Dell Inspiron
15 inch i hook those up to two monitors
at work at home what do I normally use
my old mid 2012 MacBook Pro which I will
probably be upgrading in 2019 and I
don't really use this computer for
development that much which is like a
custom PC from 2014
baseball question what do you think
about Bryce Harper maybe getting traded
I don't know very interesting I mean
what is the situation with him right now
is he trying to hold out for more money
so kind of what what does at hand and I
mean I can kind of understand the demand
of people and you know they wanting more
money but there's also that case it's
like who are you gonna win a
championship with I feel like more money
that's nice in the short term but
winning championships and being good
with a good team that's where legacy
comes in and that's what I would be more
concerned about so I don't know it's a
very interesting aspect have you heard
of flutter so what are you thoughts
flutter is that Google thing right
flutter is like the cross-platform
mobile application that Google created I
think it's very interesting especially
considering not too long ago Google just
a century was like yeah Kotlin is the
official language for Android
development instead of waiting and
saying this is the official platform for
Android development but also you can
make an Android application and it will
be able to be in iOS application if I
were the that team I would have gone
about it that way
some Android developers will focus on
flutter and then they can kill two birds
with one stone by creating iOS
applications at the same time yo my top
chat keeps like blinking in and out and
all honestly I wasn't expecting over 100
people in here thank you guys
info upgraders i'm ac-12 years old and i
know a lot about technology i know how
to code JavaScript HTML and CSS i hope
you can give me some tips and i also
want to go to MIT to be an engineer
thanks the only tips I can give you is
based on what you just told me in that
message and if you want to go to MIT
make sure you do incredibly well in
school take as many AP classes look into
what it takes to get into MIT maybe even
reach out to somebody who has gone to
MIT or is working at MIT or is a
recruiter at MIT initiative is very good
and if you just reach out and ask that
may make them remember your name and do
whatever it takes as many AP classes get
really good grades in it to get into MIT
and then go from there
I'm 13 and currently making my own
programming language in C++ and it's my
fifth prototype and the best so far
you're making your own programming
language or to make me feel inferior
thanks man yeah that's very interesting
and work do people usually look at Stack
Overflow because I do I mean my check
he's blinking out so I girl I do I mean
it's too hard to remember code like even
the basic ones I use Dec overflow
everyone i knows use the stack overflow
where they need to use stack overflow in
all honesty it wasn't until two months
ago that I actually used stack overflow
to ask a question before then I'll just
use a stack overflow because most of my
questions were already on there and
solved so then I was able to kind of
take that solution and mold it into what
I needed it to do I'm not saying copy
and pasting into what I have I'm saying
understanding how they solve the problem
and then solving my problem how can I
become a programmer but be a game
developer I mean if you're game
developer you're you're programming the
thing about programming is that's like a
tool in a software developers belt
programming is actually like coding
whereas I mean I'm getting into the
semantics here but whatever software
engineering is kind of what you would be
doing or game development is what you
would be doing and one of the tools that
you'll be using in game development is
programming little bit off topic do you
watch Dragon Ball yes I do I haven't
been keeping up with the what is it
Dragon Ball super isn't Dragon Ball
super like just a newly animated Dragon
Ball Z but I've watched all of jagan
Ball Z I'm really stoked that they are
making Brawley manga because it used to
just be like some third party person who
created broadly but since Dragon Ball
super is being over washed and all these
new stories are being integrated from
the original creator of Dragon Ball it
it's actually part of it broadly is
actually part of it he's one of my
favorites ting Gohan is my favorite
Dragon Ball Z character ever for the
record mohamad do you think that it will
make a difference if I majoring in
software engineering instead of CS
depends on what you want to do if you
want to be software engineer a software
engineering would be better in my
opinion but if you want to go into
something that would be better suited
for computer science and computer
science all the way but yeah software
engineering would be a good degree I've
been following you since you began your
journey for iOS with the dev slopes
course on udemy and had less than 2k
followers on YouTube just want to say
keep up the good work I appreciate that
VCS go thank you I remember when I had
to get in all honesty at the beginning
of this year I only had I had less than
4,000 subscribers my goal by the end of
this year was to hit 10,000 subscribers
we hit that at the beginning of April
and now we're sitting at 40,000
subscribers man I'm stoked on that hard
so what skills can help me and solve for
engineering course I'm not sure I
understand your question what skills can
help you in the song I mean software
generic skills can help you programming
and whatever they're teaching you
learning whatever they're teaching you
when I was 12 I used to print hello
world kind hell save when I was 12 I was
learning how to use Internet Explorer
I hope you don't I hope you no longer
use
the skills that you learned and using
Internet Explorer because the only thing
Internet Explorer is good for is
downloading Chrome or Firefox or
something else here routine please 11
out of 10 yo just take a shower take a
towel dry off your hair with the towel
go like this good to go
what's the difference between computer
science and software engineer computer
science is a very broad topic where that
encompasses essentially anything that
has to do like a software engineering
would be a subset of computer science
the way I see it at least software
engineering is very specific I start my
computer science degree in January and
we started but also nervous any tips
just roll in use your office hours and
do your best so it's just just treat it
like school treat it like a job treat it
like something that you need to get done
and you'll get it done do you take any
courses at udemy yeah that's how I
learned
iOS development and as of late I haven't
been doing that much udemy thanks you've
been using another platform Skillshare
which they're actually gonna be a
sponsor in the next video I think should
be coming out Friday or something which
I'm pretty stoked about but more so over
there I've been using it using them for
like marketing purposes because that's a
bit of what I do at myself engineering
job as well as like videography and
stuff like that to help on YouTube but
as far as learning new languages right
now all I'm focused on is Java I'm using
Exorcism to really refresh what I do
with Java and then a bit of web
development work and then a Python with
the stock trading algorithm which I
haven't updated you guys on but I will
shortly I promise what's your daily
driver smartphone an iPhone 7 I think or
8 I don't know they all look the same
but it's not one of the new ones you
have a bright future I bet you'll get
500k cells next year this industry is
going dude that would be crazy I
wouldn't bet on it I wouldn't bet any of
my money on it but I appreciate the kind
words
I appreciate work thank you animal
so I'm taking a break from the semester
what advice do you have to keep busy do
whatever will keep you busy if you're
treating this as a break then treat it
as a break if you want to actually try
to dive into some of your own projects
then dive into some of your own projects
but if you just want to go and surf and
snowboard and fish all day every day
then do that do we actually learn
advanced math for programming I mean
simple math is enough I guess I mean
advanced math like if you want to get
into the whole artificial intelligence
side of things
at least the little bit that I did in my
course linear algebra was huge matrices
and stuff like that you'll use a bit of
that calculus I don't think so
what laptop would you recommend for a
computer science major our freshman
trying to get a new laptop I didn't make
a video on this where I did talk about
like the best laptops for computer
science majors but if you don't want to
go and watch the whole video I used a
MacBook Pro throughout my computer
science career if you will but I
understand not everyone is a Mac fan go
ahead and just get whatever laptop suits
you if you're a gamer get a laptop that
can game because then if it can game
then obviously can program or code you
can do whatever you need to want it or
just get something like a cheap dell
inspiron that's actually what I use it
work so that can be good as well as
having that Gucci Dell g5 having problem
and blinked out again having problem in
landing my first internship what should
I do make sure you do everything that
I've talked about in the past which is
cater your resume to the job listing as
in use the keywords because I actually
mentioned this earlier in live stream
the people who look at your resumes for
the most part or human resource people
they're not going to look at the skills
you have and say oh yeah this person
could do well with in this position
they're going to look at the job listing
they're going to see all these keywords
all these different platforms and tools
and languages that you use they're gonna
look at your resume and if it doesn't
match up they're gonna throw it in the
trash
the people who do match up they're gonna
get pushed on to the next for the most
part so make sure you cater it but make
sure you're being honest don't say yeah
I can do all this when you really can't
why most of the programmers hate
object-oriented programming languages I
don't think that's necessarily the case
I mean a lot of people use Java and C++
and Swift and all these other object
oriented programming languages I mean
you can use them outside of the whole
Opie area but they are object-oriented
programming languages but when you first
get into ODS oriented programming that's
where people can kind of be like screw
this I don't want to do it cuz it just
adds a whole entire other complexity to
the equation that you thought you were
fine without have you ever failed at
computer science course in college yes
and that's all I want to talk about it
it's 3.8 GPA good for freshmen in high
school yeah as long as you can maintain
it I'm loving the new low level I'm
loving the low level programming my
computer science degree thought on what
I should start to specialize in whatever
you want to specialize in depending on
what company you want to work on what
job you want to have specialize in what
it takes to get you to that point what
are you coming right now computer
science major from Michigan State here
I'm not I don't understand the question
sorry is a high schooler interested in
machine learning how do you think I
should go about trying to get an
internship an internship with in high
school
I don't know I never took an internship
in high school I was digging ditches for
landscaping and stuff like that so if
you're already looking into that type of
stuff you're already ahead of me so I'm
not sure I can
other than my typical internship advice
I can't give you anything else
later shadow tech thank you for tuning
in thoughts on Python Python is good I
don't think it's the blank there's mixed
perspectives on whether or not Python is
good for entry-level programmers as in
it's the first language you learn
because it's good where it's kind of
easy to catch on to because the syntax
is very simple but in my opinion it's
also bad because if you learn Java as
your first language it's easy to learn
all of the other languages like swift or
Python or C++ or C sharp or
what-have-you but if you learn Python
and then go over to Java or C++ or other
languages you understand the concepts
which is really the main point but in
terms of syntax there's going to be a
little bit of growing pains there
according to my computer science teacher
everything is in c-sharp as a string can
you confirm or deny this claim I don't
think so everything is a string like all
of the values are string values I don't
know I don't I don't think so that want
to make any sense would it the me I've I
don't think I've ever been used C sharp
if you see C++ Java the only thing I
know about c-sharp is people say that C
sharp is the better Java thoughts on
flutter I mentioned this earlier I think
flutter will be pretty cool I just wish
that I feel like Google should have said
flutter is our main Android development
platform but it also makes iOS
applications instead of selling it as a
cross-platform tool and still saying
like yeah do Kotlin in Android studio
for native development they went about
it a different way than I would have
maybe they they know more than me so
about to start make about a start making
coding tutorials for Wix code and other
stuff and tips for the video making how
much face time versus straight coding
whatever you feel suits your style the
best your first video if it's anything
like mine isn't gonna be good and you're
just gonna get better from there on out
so what I did is I kind of when I was
just talking I would kind of zoom in on
my face is sort of like an intro but
what I also did was when we're on the
coding portion of things
I would have my face down in like the
lower corner like right here where the
whole entire other screen or the rest of
the screen was my Xcode and it had all
of my code in there so I would have
FaceTime but then I would also have
whatever's on my screen
do you know fortnight I dunno fortnight
I've actually streamed fortnight on
Twitch a few times before actually
fairly decent from what people tell me
humble brag but uh I don't really play
too much anymore maybe at most once a
week for the past few weeks so been
trying to discipline myself a little bit
more like I said get into things that
will benefit me long term while still
enjoying my time that's why I only play
it like once a month once a week what's
the difference between computer science
and applied mathematics focusing on
computer science since I've never done
applied mathematics focusing on computer
science I couldn't tell you but I would
figure they'd be fairly simple fairly
similar rather whereas computer science
is mainly math and you are essentially
implementing math within computer
programs maybe a plaid applied
mathematics is something similar may be
even more focused on math I'm not
hundred percent sure what type of
product project should I do i am CS
major second year do whatever projects
your professors tell you do for your
side projects do whatever projects you
want to do uh see you later
adios when do you plan do you plan to
pursue any post-grad degree if not why
no I do not because I'm kind of over
school to be honest with you like my
firt after my first like three years in
into college probably Wow Who am I
kidding
but first two years in I was already
over it but since I already committed I
had to finish it up I'm already over
school as it is and I just really don't
want to go back
that's really why I've learned the basic
of Python now what can I do with Python
to build a foundation for programming
find my best recommendation if you know
the basics of particularly programming
language
find a simple tutorial online whether
that be on medium.com there's good
tutorials over there whatever website
you find do that simple program in that
language
and then that'll help you understand how
a program is put together but in order
to really get into learning implement a
feature into that program once you
implement a feature into that program
implement another feature implement
another feature because if you're just
following a tutorial and then you create
that app from that tutorial you're not
really learning that much but if you
have a base application and you are
putting in one of your custom features
that's where you really learn so that's
my recommendation do you plan on
collaborating with other computer
science youtubers I am collaborating
with someone from the website learn to
code with dot me I think it's called
yeah learn to code with dot me I get
confused because we're gonna be going on
her podcast and I'll be collaborating
with her and I have been considering
collaborating with Shawn Allen who is an
iOS developer he's not he's not in the
computer science space but he's very
heavily into the iOS development space I
talked to him earlier this year but we
never really could figure out something
that worked and since I've been out of
the iOS development game for a little
bit I kind of felt like I was I don't
want to go in there kind of ignorant so
we may be going within the first quarter
of next year in creating a collab I
don't know I'll have to reach out to him
do you plan to pursue blinked out again
do you and I already answer that is a
software engineering degree more
marketable than a computer science
degree no not necessarily
how come you don't have a website I'm a
freshman in high school and I would love
to design you one I don't have a website
well I actually do have a website it is
I don't want to tell you what website it
is it's actually private oh my github
pages but I essentially had a website to
show off my iOS development portfolio
when I wanted to do iOS development iOS
freelancing but other than that my main
website would be YouTube and would be
github
I don't know why I don't really feel the
need right now through have a website
because what would be on it just like
information about me that's kind of what
the YouTube channel is all about but I
understand the importance of having
website but I don't really care to get
into it but I appreciate the initiative
of wanting to design one what do you
work on like technology language I've
been working with a lot of I've been
working with a lot of angular a lot of
JavaScript in at work but this is also
when I'm in between particular contexts
and I'm kind of working on you I forget
what it's called you know how I Google
they'll say or particular big companies
they'll say all right spend a few hours
out of your week and work on a project
for the company for fun so one of those
like incubator projects that would be
fun
I'm kind of doing a lot of that right
now I'm learning a bunch of new
technologies I've done a lot of react
native work lately a lot of electron
work lately which those are mainly like
frameworks if you will but with
angularjs but that's kind of what I've
been working on but then I'm about to
hop into Java within the next two to
four weeks how do you get started into
programming technology follow a
particular tutorial learn the basics of
programming language get into that
systems DevOps are data scientists which
one would you pick data scientists for
my personal preference I would pick data
scientist just because I find the
description of that more interesting
other than that I don't know computer
science student starting YouTube videos
let's collaborate I'd love to help the
community and make some awesome vids
together name the topic let's get
something together Ben st. John I'll
consider that like I said my schedule
isn't where I need it to be right now so
it's hard for me to schedule things
ahead of time but I'll keep you in mind
I'll write you down right here actually
so if we can get something together I'm
sure you have a business email within
your About section and I'll shoot you an
email once I get
everything figured out if I get
everything figured out you're the new
Steve Jobs though
I would love to accept that compliment
but I don't think I can any technical
interview tips just study the technical
interview questions for that particular
interview should I try to move to
Silicon Valley out of college if that's
what you want to do go for it I mean if
that is literally what you want to do if
you will regret not moving to Silicon
Valley five years from now or five years
after you graduate from college then you
probably should move to Silicon Valley
regardless of what anyone else says the
only thing about Silicon Valley is you
see they get paid like a hundred
thousand dollars for an entry-level
position while other places will pay 50
60 70 thousand dollars for an
entry-level position but you also pay a
lot more living expenses so take that
into consideration do you have a video
talking about github as an overall topic
no but I've talked about github in
specific manners like how to push in a
iOS application - or an Xcode project -
github and things like that
oh and the importance of having a github
I think I made a video about that
everyone's self taught now if you could
go back when you still go to college or
be self taught this is seen I wouldn't
go back personally I wouldn't go back
that's because I'm happy with where I am
right now I like the job is the thing
the interesting thing about me and my
computer science degree is the fact that
I wouldn't be able to help you guys out
if I never went and became a computer
science student so that's another
interesting aspect of why I'm glad I got
the computer science degree is because I
can help you all out share my
experiences with y'all and my youtube
channel wouldn't be where it is with all
of y'all today if I didn't go to
computer science or at least that's how
I see it what are you thoughts on the
future web intent it will merge at a
certain point mobile will fade just want
your opinion I don't know I feel like
one day I feel like you know react
native is going to be the way to go to
be
as you build one thing it's essentially
on all platforms but then you see people
pulling away from react native like
Airbnb did recently and some other
companies so I don't know this Google
flutter thing is very interesting but a
lot of what we have in store for
websites we just need to make sure every
single website is at least responsive
and we need to make sure that every
single application is good it's so
interesting how many poor things are out
there in the atmosphere that could
really be better
good night can time to go to work on my
couch assignment adios where to get
started for Python any website course
article there are a lot I mean you could
go to udemy
they're probably courses over there that
you could use or but you'd have to pay
if you want to find something for free
I've been recommending Exorcism it's a
little bit more in-depth it's not super
super beginner friendly because it you
have to use the command line and
terminal but that will be beneficial in
the long run and just I like to think of
people hopping into programming to go
into something that is the easiest thing
to understand ever but the more you
learn at the beginning the more you're
able to learn in the future spacer tabs
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subscribed yet I don't know how to code
no it's not weird
appreciate you for subscribing do you
know that you look like you're skinnier
version of the LA beast I do not know
that I do not know who the LA beast is
what are your thoughts on the future of
web and mobile I already answer that do
you know anything about Arduino if so
would you recommend it forward learning
about circuits yeah I know a bit about
our do we know so yeah Arduino you have
the other one what's really popping your
Arduino which is like a more less put
together than Raspberry Pi but you can
learn more then you have these other
different circuit boards that I'm
actually going to make a video about I
actually meant to order
some of that stuff day today I'm gonna
make my own custom YouTube counter that
I can kind of have right here it'll
count my subscribers have my live
subscriber count right here and it's
like this
II see something boy I don't know
exactly what it's called it's some type
of circuit board and I'm gonna have an
LED screen attached to that and
integrate the YouTube API in there so it
pulls down my my live subscriber count'
every I don't know one minute I'm not
nervous that you haven't done it yet but
that's something that I want to do so
I'm gonna be diving deeper into the
whole Arduino circuit board that type of
scene not circuit board I don't know if
whatever terminology that's one thing
that I'm really bad at is semantics and
what words to use that's why when I try
to describe things I'll use analogies
instead of using the actual term because
whenever I use the actual term I confuse
myself do you have a LinkedIn yes if you
search my name on LinkedIn you should
probably find me my name is my youtube
channel name a lot of people think it's
a fake name but it's actually my name
first night under C C++ Java and going
to learn Python whatever language I
learn I think you should focus on one
language and get really good at that
do you know anything about I just failed
computer architecture do you actually
use any of that information today
pipelining caching etc no not in my
particular job but you actually use some
of the computer architecture work but
not any like not really I don't know
I'll have to actually see what your
exact curriculum is other than
pipelining and caching but for the most
part you're able to just look up what
you need real quick online and then oh I
remember about that for my class and
then you're able to go do you think dual
monitors are best way to go programming
at least like right now I'm sitting on a
single monitor
I couldn't imagine programming on this
even though it's 27-inch monitor which
is rather large at my work I have a 2
monitor setup technically 3 because my
laptop's off to the side but I've never
used that and two monitors 100% the way
to go if not if not third you may not
need three but if you're crazy then go
ahead and get three but two for sure hey
guys hey James James full reader what's
up man
I love me some Arduino and oh that's
gonna be awesome yeah I'm really excited
for that project because I've been
looking at a lot into different hardware
that's actually something that I really
wanted to do upon entering I wanted to
do a lot of my modeling and simulation
tech work but I never really hopped into
that side of things so might as well do
that now I was thinking to do my own
home automation but coding skills aren't
as good as my ideas yeah I've had that
same problem as someone that is
self-taught in YouTube your way through
college what are some topics on YouTube
that you think have not been covered
well if at all I don't know I don't
really use too much YouTube to like get
a lot of advice for college and all
honestly so I don't really have too much
insight on that shot a minor in math you
sure why not it's just something else to
have on your on your sheepskin on your
set what they still call degrees
nowadays when your degree oh how it'll
be something else to have it'll probably
just be what another three courses or
give or take if you're majoring in
computer science
do you prefer working with react or view
I've done a bit of research with this in
all honesty I was really close to
creating something in view and I didn't
even use react either I have used react
in almost used View after doing my
research and just decided to go with
angular instead the key to life use
analogies a little that's that's how I
learned the best if someone can relate a
complex idea to me to my everyday life
that has to do with real-world objects
that's the best way for me to learn so
100 percent the key to learning for me
you should check out the esp8266 node
MCU it can do things like the YouTube
project you're talking about that
actually may be what I'm thinking of
them you look at this real quick
actually I have it written down in here
exactly what I need if I can ever find
it I'm actually looking at the whe most
d1 mini which is like five bucks this
whole entire project with the LCD and
the wires and the breadboard which I'd
need and I also have like a battery pack
that
can run off of if I don't want to plug
it in $18.25
that's how much that project will cost
so that's not too shabby you know how
much I like to save money just curious
where are you from Virginia Beach
Virginia been here one raised kind of
touch your beard no only my wife can do
that what do you think is a better miner
for programming games physics or math
very much tied in together so both in
all honesty two monitors as rookies
fours where it's set for is for rookies
what you need is like a whole entire
shell where there's like one monitor
here one monitor here one monitor here
and just all the way around full 360
degrees that's where it's set you need
full rotation of monitors hey for us hey
hircus oh my gosh I always mispronounce
your name I'm so sorry I remember you
from the twitch streams and whatnot tips
were trying to freelance in iOS build
your portfolio and build some type of
online presence that is one of the big
reasons why I wanted to create a YouTube
channel is because an online presence
really allows your potential client
client to connect with you so having an
online presence will actually bring you
some work I've actually had to turn down
six or seven iOS projects that have come
my way
simply because I don't have enough time
between the full-time job of what not
have you tried react native for mobile
development I heard it's pretty neat
yeah I've used react native at work
essentially just as a trial thing to
test it out and I thought it was pretty
cool but I still like I still like the
whole native iOS development thing I
think it's a lot of fun I think it's
more fun to code iOS applications with
Swift in Xcode than it is to code iOS
and Android applications with react
native however I really don't like
coding Android applications so something
like flutter or react native something
like that
I'll heavily consider using just to have
the Android side out of the way I don't
know
why I don't like Android I just don't
like Android studio I think that's my
main problem I should probably use
another IDE for it
spend 18 dollars on the project and sell
it to other youtubers for 50 bucks yeah
that'd be nice a little good business
venture there huh for now I'm just
building it for myself anyone else asked
me to make one maybe I will
series of you building this project
that's something a lot of YouTube
channels like that's actually what I
wanted to do with my idem journey but I
slacked off on that and it's not
necessarily that I slacked off is that I
got really busy with school and with
work and everything and with YouTube and
like I said before I'd rather make
youtube videos then spend that time
coding but moving forward I am going to
be a little bit more disciplined with
working on my side projects so that is
something I want to do is having this
next series and compass everything that
has to do with the stock trading
algorithm as well as my iOS application
and whatever else I care to work on
still haven't learned how to touch type
why was everyone so upset about me not
touch typing on my my job as a software
engineer video I don't understand y'all
don't y'all don't see it I see every
single comment that comes through every
single new comment if you respond to
someone else I don't get a notification
for that but every single new comment
that comes through I see it there's so
many people that didn't like that I
looked down at the keyboard to type in
my password it's like the only thing on
screen or a bunch of dots what is the
point of looking at the screen when it's
only a bunch of dots when I could just
look down and see exactly what I'm
typing and it's a password passwords are
weird characters and stuff don't judge
me
stop complaining they speak a lot about
what they do and just tips what people
like to see how you work yeah if you
know 2 plus 2 physics would be the way
to go you're the best thanks chemo spaz
I don't know who you are but I'm
subscribed to you so appreciate that
John Locke
I am forest Knight nice to meet you oh
hell yeah hole shell
rolling chair coffee and a honey let's
get it yes sir
quite a nice beard you've grown I have
been growing mine for four months now I
appreciate that I actually you know I
got a girl my winter coat that's kind of
why I have all this going on
Plus have you ever seen that meme of
like a software developer without a job
and it's like someone nice and clean
clean-cut and whatnot and they see a
software developer with a job it's
someone looking like me basically it's
5:44 here I'm an early riser I would say
I am NOT an early riser I wake up at 7
to 7:30 which is early for me but then
again I do get ready for work and then
relax for at least like 20 to 30 minutes
and then go to work what are some good
resources for starting a project I don't
know whatever resources you need to work
on that project that wasn't a very good
answer I'm sorry advice for starting a
CS software developer YouTube channel ya
figure you're already a step ahead of me
when I first started my youtube channel
I didn't even know what I wanted to be
about I just wanted to start recording
stuff and putting it online if I for
starting a computer science offer
developer YouTube channel start making
videos about computer science and
self-development stuff that you know
about I barely scraped through my first
semester computer science I'm scared I'm
gonna lose interest or fail future
courses because of the difficulty should
I consider a major switch I mean it
sounds like you already are considering
a major switch depends on what you want
to do if you want to be software
engineer data scientist or something
like that then stick with computer
science just stick stick it through and
you the thing about your first semester
in college is that you don't completely
understand how college operates so it
may be one of your hardest semesters
except for some of those really
difficult semesters but at that point
when you hit those harder classes you
understand how college works you
understand how to pass these classes any
any kind of class you're in so it just
depends on what you want to do if you
really want to have a degree in computer
science and go for it and just make sure
you use all the resources at your
disposal
you think it's better to have it agree
or be self-taught I don't think for me
to get to where I am right now it's
hundred percent better to have it agree
simply because the opportunities that I
gained by having a degree is what got me
into the position I am today but if you
want to be a programmer for a particular
company look at who works at that
particular company and see if they have
a computer computer science degree look
on LinkedIn or something or see if they
don't have a computer science degree and
then kind of go from there
found this channel a few days ago and
I've been watched every single video
every single one of your videos I
appreciated that Jimmy hey man just ran
a question there's a CS graduate do you
feel you were taught everything you need
to know bit to be a software engineer no
and all honestly no the thing with
computer science it builds you a good
foundation it teaches you a lot about
theory about the basics of programming
about how to use that programming link
those programming languages and learn
new programming languages as well as to
build bigger projects and whatnot but if
I didn't do work on my own and
understand the process of concept to
actually having my own program my own
program that I thought of and wasn't
assigned I wouldn't be at where I am
today so if I don't have a beard I can't
be a developer that is correct
difference between majoring in computer
science and software engineering is just
computer science where theory based so
much computer science is more in theory
and self-renewing is more practical and
based on what you would do in the job
right I think so I think computer
science does more math focused more
Theory focused you do a lot of
programming especially depending on your
emphasis but from what I've heard
software engineering is very specified
so you the man no you the man
Jacobo how well did your degree prepare
you for being a software engineer just
said that without a beard you can't even
be a man
but then again you don't need to be a
man to be a programmer but you also
can't be a man without a beard that's
true I joke
love you bro let me - Manish alright
thanks for the advice um in what
resources did you use to practice your
programming skills college and udemy
stackoverflow everything books I don't
know I don't even like reading and I
still used books did you do an
internship and undergrad was it out of
town if so how was the experience both
of them work technically out of the tout
of my town it just made for a longer
commute but as it was said in Dexter
it's the beater and on the inside that
matters hey Forrest Dark Knight D
consumes salt
self development content recommend any
books like I said I'm really bad with
reading something that I probably should
improve one but really isn't my focus
right now because I don't really like it
but I do watch like Joe Rogan and he has
a lot of self development people on his
podcast so in that manner yeah I do
consume self development content it's
computer science a saturated field right
now it's saturated with jobs you know
what's interesting is the fact of Amazon
you know how Amazon opened HQ - they
split it between Virginia and New York I
think the reason they did that is
because in Virginia there are so many or
what was it inverted to place jobs in
Virginia as well as in New York City
because there weren't enough people to
fill all those jobs in New York City
that's what I wanted to say so they
needed to put some of the at least this
is what I heard through the grapevine
they need to make sure that they had
enough people to fill all of their tech
jobs within these HQ - is don't quote me
on that I just heard that from somebody
else hello first night I've been
following your videos since I've started
learning Swift by myself now I'm
starting to learn Android basic Java
first why you don't like Android
I don't know I think I'm just being
biased to be honest I started off with
Xcode and first impressions to me or
everything not every time but it it
really says a lot and the fact that you
know for iOS development I downloaded an
Xcode I was able to boom jump right into
it do whatever I need to do with the
Android studio I needed to download like
ten SDKs before I even started to build
a HelloWorld program I didn't like that
very much but other than that it's it's
generally good don't dislike it just
because I said a snide comment about it
what do I have to expect Emilio I'm not
a hundred percent sure what you mean by
the question Jimmy says I'm taking a
coding class as a senior in high school
and we are learning Java it seems easy
about which language the most useful the
language is really useful for whatever
problem you have a hand if it's a
problem that can be easily solved with
Java then Java is the best program it's
our language if it's the best if if it's
a Python problem at hand something that
Python would be best in like for me I'm
using Python for my trading algorithm
stuff then Python is the best language
teaching yourself is good when you know
someone in a company you want to join or
you simply have God Mode skills
companies still look for the degree I I
agree that's very true but also
something else that I want to touch on
everyone that I know who graduated with
me or around the same time as me
including myself have a computer science
degree but are also self-taught they
don't learn everything that they know
about software development in computer
science degree they learn iOS
development on the side or they learn
web development on the side they learned
something else game development on the
subtle have you gave him a second chance
yes I have Jonathan I've been using vim
for Visual Studio code which is kind of
interesting I mean you know but I'm it's
I like it a little bit
I understand vim has a place I
understand that but I would never use
vim as my sole text editor I just
underst
it has a place do you fix your squeaky
chair yet no right now it's a little
stiffer but uh haven't gotten the wd-40
out yet going to Community College a bad
idea and then transfer later no that's
what exactly I did I went to Community
College for two years then I went to a
random college for a semester and then I
went to ODU for two years if you can
answer this can you explain how you used
object oriented programming specifically
like in Java to code for a client and
could you possibly give an example of
something you would make right now with
what I have on hand no maybe in a future
video I can really get into the
specifics of that I think I'm going to
wrap up here in the next five minutes so
that would be that would take a little
bit longer than those five minutes you
look like Bertram goof I don't know who
that is not sure if I should say thank
you or not yes it is I went to years
Community College to transfer to uni got
a full time developing job my last
semester another case another case of
though the ways of community college
plus it saves a lot of money like nobody
looks at oh he didn't spend all four
years at his college
nobody looks at that they see oh he
graduated from ex university with the
computer science degree that's all they
look at plus you like I said you saved
money at Community College I'm learning
Python as of now I know the syntax it
very well what should I do next build a
small project and then implement your
own features into that project that
project can be your own project or it
can be a tutorial but make sure the
features are your own custom features or
do what bilasa and learn Python
frameworks like Django and flask that's
an option as well what computer science
class did you take ever Jinyu was een
how did you know it did I'd mention in
the past when I went to Virginia
Wesleyan I took like an intro to Java
class that's that random college that I
went to and that was actually my best
entry that was my best programming class
ever if I didn't have that programming
class I don't know how I would
faired in an ODU to be honest with you
the teacher was amazing
first speaking facts I'm currently in
school and taking you to be courses on
the side it's a mix I started rewriting
tools that already existed from scratch
and improved on them I started by using
PI 2 to recreate a YouTube and B 3 app
that's that's a way to go about it Brian
how do you feel about Swift
I like Swift hi hi Samuel do you think
college should be less expensive than it
currently is yes and I can get into very
that can get into the depths of this but
I think college is expensive as it is
right now because colleges no banks will
loan that money to students it doesn't
matter what colleges charge people will
still go to college and the way they get
that money is from banks banks are going
to loan out this amount of money
whatever the college asked for to the
students no matter what I mean there are
some students who won't be qualified for
it
but that's why I think college is at a
at the level it is right now I do think
it's a bit too expensive for what it is
I do think I do still think that you
should pay for college though simply
because how serious like for me I didn't
take high school very seriously but
since college we're paying for college I
was paying for college I took it a
little bit more seriously if college is
free for example I don't I don't know I
feel like it would desaturate the worth
of the college degree thoughts I'm
bought thoughts on block chain
development hype now with the bare
market people don't feel that you're sad
about Bitcoin yeah well the thing is
Bitcoin is very close related to block
chain but blockchain is very very much
more broad than just Bitcoin has much
more potential than just Bitcoin hey for
us tonight
I just finished my a levels of computer
science and next year I will study
computer science at the University what
should I do in the meantime that I could
be of great help later that could be of
great help later I don't know just do
whatever you need to do for that class I
mean I don't know how much does GPA
matter I've never been asked my GPA ever
so think without what you will
what do you think about c-sharp I
haven't used it that much or even at all
if I recall correctly but I hear it's
good do you know anything about network
cyber security if so is a hard to get
into I don't know more than the average
person who's researched it and maybe
looked as it as a potential career but I
think it is a difficult thing to to
learn to grasp the whole network
security thing is over my head I feel
like do you do with impostor syndrome
yeah I feel like I dealt with impostor
syndrome more when I didn't have a job
now that I have a job although I still
have waves of it where like I'm trying
to I spent a whole entire day on a
particular bug I'm like am I really cut
out for this but I try to do my best to
put that aside and focus on what I need
to get done in that try to get it done
how much calculus do you use regularly
I don't what programming language do you
think will be more popular in tales 19
and all I'm Steeve everything that's
popular today does GPA matter a lot just
entered that one Duke nation I can
breathe and it's true CS majors our self
taught to since you can learn a lot more
about a specific topic by learning
online and make your projects very true
C++ or Java personally Java I'm a
current sophomore student can an intern
should be an option yeah if you can
prove that you're able to fulfill the
job the internship at hand then yeah
talk to your adviser because your
adviser will get a lot of emails from
alumni and companies to notify undergrad
it's about internship opportunities and
job opportunities so talk with her or
him and figure out what is what you can
do as a sophomore for internships I
think of the computer science class of
high school where I am learning Java I
have a web app project in mind what
would require that would require machine
learning should I learn Python for back
in or does Java work I think it would
work yeah job of work I've used Java
with machine learning before if I can't
get Goslin but I already have been
coding for a year so with going to a
coding school only to build connections
a good idea if I have enough money for
that or slowly pay a class I don't know
I've never been to a coding school I
heard people will really like them but I
don't know if going to that solely for
connections is the right way to go about
it so so with that being said I'm not
too knowledgeable on that so I'm sorry I
can't really help too much all right
guys I'm gonna be wrapping this up in
the next minute or so maybe taking a few
more questions if you haven't liked the
stream already be sure to like it this
is crazy this is my first stream ever so
if I'm I don't know a little nervous a
little anxious you're not too good at
reading your comments apologize did you
start your stock at you mentioned your
first videos I did I've actually started
like three different times which is
really annoying but right now it's on
the back burner until I find more time
for myself to work on it but I mentioned
earlier in this endless stream about
that what our internship interviews like
is a hard core like we hear about for
engineering full-time positions for my
interviews no I had no sort of
programming whiteboard style interviews
for my internships at all it was just
kind of like a personality get to know
you make sure you can do some of the
jobs maybe talk about some of your past
projects those were the types of
interviews I had
what was the most attribute that you've
took from your NASA internship man that
was quite the experience I was really
excited when I got the notification that
I got that internship but what I don't
know what I could take most because
everything was so cool that there's not
one thing in particular that I could
take away from that except for a
particular experience which was I was
able to see a the test capsule I'm sure
you've heard of the Orion it's it's
capsule oh our i/o in they have like a
test capsule and this like pool where
they test dropping to make sure people
in the capsule land safely that was a
really cool experience because I was
able to watch that drought you should do
more streams I think I will I think I
need to have a time limit because I
don't really know when to end these
streams but I think I will in the future
I like these and I'm having a little bit
more put together but one thing that I
don't know if I mentioned my camera
broke I did mention this in my community
set my camera broke so I gamer broke so
I it's right back there so I couldn't
really record a video so that's why the
live stream is happening right now and
one more question
one more question to answer
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did you try turning it off and back on
again yes it turns on my SD card was
messed up and then I messed up the SD
card and I messed up the input of the SD
card because I was really fiddling with
it but I can fix it I just didn't want
to wait to fix it that's why I'm doing
the livestream alright guys that's it
for me if you haven't liked the stream
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with comments I respond to every comment
that warrants a response otherwise I
just heart the comment if it's something
positive appreciate you guys tuning in
I'll try to give you a little bit more
heads up and when I do these live
streams maybe I can do it a little bit
more frequently but I do have a few big
things coming in the near future a few
uh I think you'll be interested in so
ten I said guys I'll go in peace