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CONGRATS ON THE BOOK!!! I preordered and cannot wait to reeeaaaadddd

Oh my!!!!!!! A video?!?!????!!!!??????!!!???? I started watching your videos such a long time ago, and in the time since the uploads took a pause, I've moved to Japan, had many manager changes and struggled to find independence as a software engineer and always thought MAN I WISH MAYUKO WAS AROUND 😭😭😭😭 and now you're bacckkkkk yaaahhhhjhhhh

You are so happy and nice 🙂

Tryna kiss? lol

leanhog really misses you

I need you in New Haven CT.

I've checked back this channel so many times. During stressful tech interviews, this used to be my go-to. Now, there are no uploads 😢

Great to see that innovation may be on the rise in Japan. In the 80s and 90s, my observation was that Japanese software was very much focused on control systems for machines and consumer products. clearly, the bigger tech players missed the opportunity to understand what investment into operating systems could open up for them. I understand that Fujitsu has a go at developing an OS that could be widely used in japan, but I'm not sure what happened to this. In the 80s and 90s consumer products only had incremental development, and the domestic market seemed to be subsidising corporates moving into foreign markets. Why do something revolutionary, when you could sell basically the same product many times over in the local market. I also felt that Japan's corporates remained very feudalistic - way too much time was spent on shoring up market share and stock value, while also acquiring cross shareholding in your competitors. this kind of behaviour is the antithesis of innovation. I was told many years ago now, that MITI had determined that 5% of graduates needed to be 'Hot House' Kids' to keep Japan's economy relative to the outside world. These graduates were allowed to be more creative and innovative than your typical student entering the corporate work force. I take this to mean that Hot House kids were encouraged to use top-down thinking, while the rest of Japan's youth were corralled into bottom-up thinking environments

Cause they’re overpaid and largely incompetent?

Its been awhile

I was a marine, I had a criminology degree and am now a teacher. 2 months ago, I decided to start learning coding. I hope to be better in a year. I do this not to change my career but to supplement my current skill.

wow! you updated!

I member you!

it's expensive. Also, they are changing their device support like it's water. WTF!

Helloooooo🎉

!!!!!

You are such an inspiration! This is such an awesome update!👏Congrats on the new book!

Netflix Coding Chick is back, yay , She has grown tall and thin, quick do something crazy

Reall missed your content, it's so nice to hear about what you've been up to. Wish you all the best with the release of the book.

b*tch welcome back, miss u so much!!!

Burn out is physiologic: poor sleep, stress, port diet and exercise and toxic work environment all accumulate overtime to create disease in the body and mind. And both are integrated.

Yayyy we've got mayuko backkk

2020: I Quit iOS Dev @NFLX, 'cuz If I had the time and space to figure out what I want to do, what would it be? 2024: Answer - being an iOS Dev

2020: I Quit iOS Dev @NFLX, 'cuz If I had the time and space to figure out what I want to do, what would it be? 2024: Answer - being an iOS Dev

Great video. I am amazed how well some Chinese people speak English.

I'm not Japanese but buying this book just feels right ❤

Still my inspiration 😍😍😍 after 6 years

Nice to see you back, hoping for more content in the future. Desk tour 2025 edition?

"it has been a while"? it has been ages. Four whole years? Scary.

Incredible! Congratulations and welcome back!

Finally Mayuko ♥️♥️♥️♥️

Fellow tech youtuber and Japanese-American here, and I LOVE this. So so cool!

i can feel the time pass. last time i watched her video about 6 years ago.

to take this to the next level, setup some face to face workshops in Japan

Yay, Mayuko is back Love it!

I learned a lot from you Mayuko and missed your videos. Please keep uploading more contents. you remember sharing a guideline to break into tech, the way of negotiating salary? Before joining university I learned ds, algo by solving leetcode, worked hard on my vulnerable skills and eventually secured SWE II role at a startup at UK 8 months ago. Now I'm studying part time and working full-time (hybrid) and I'm immensely grateful for the help I've received from you transparently.

That sounds like a valuable type of book, I am excited for all the people it will help! Glad to hear how you've been.

wow! it's been a while

I miss your amazing content Mayuko!

すごい！

Mayuko is back! <3

I am happy to see you again

hey you're back!

something loss. Mayuko as a KZbinr T_T

I must read your book since I am doing pm on a system development here in Tokyo and hate English, but I want to improve it.

that girl mayuko back aw yeah

Wow, interesting idea for a book! As a Japanese person who grew up in Canada, I'm not your target audience, but best of luck with the book!

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Thats craaaaazyyyyy....hiiiiiiii