10 Ways to Learn Faster

[@ma.4752]

You look motivated, full of life, excited, and energized I will find my way to be as happy as you are

[@programmersstone1878]

@Majedah engage in at least one 4 minute Wim Hof Method every day for 4 days, see the change!

[@georgemendez6760]

I used your techniques to prepare for my final in differential equations, I watched videos at 2x the speed for 4 hours a day while taking notes and completed 24 hours worth of hard core studying in just 3 days and was able to pass my final exam while I was previously failing before hand and as a result can say without a shred of doubt that your techniques are the future of self taught education

[@remusomega]

pass != excelling

[@zurmad3487]

Nice

[@remusomega]

@kaushik KJ You seem to have a pretty low threshold for 'butt hurt'.

[@georgemendez6760]

@@remusomega i "passed" because my final was high but my first 3 exams were relatively low (40's and 50's).... my final was in the 80's.... of course i didn't get a perfect 100 but i was able to use his techniques to relearn the material that i forgot as well as learn new material that i was behind on or haven't seen that much of.... as far as college is concerned, excelling is great but passing is enough

[@georgemendez6760]

@@remusomega i've also used his techniques to learn other subjects on my own (without tests), this is the first time i've done it with testing and have before and after results to compare and it does work as compared to just regular studying where you read some questions and answer them (maybe in a study group which isn't at all effective)

[@stefan-ls7yd]

I can already see thousands of nerds dancing ecstatically in their rooms.

[@raphaelsanft5086]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/a6C7d4OYmtegbdk

[@macdeep8523]

I am nerd

[@pred9990]

I do it occasionally)

[@arianvc8239]

Siraj you forgot mentioning books! I too always try to learn from the internet but most of the time I end up procrastinating (and not only because of social media) I found out doing it the old school (disconnected and focusing on a book) has an immense impact. Just 10 20 pages a day will do magic in 3 months. Our generation is forgetting the value of books and ends up with shallow understandings of subjects.

[@yosr.]

Straight to the point, concise and backed by science, unlike the "take pretty notes" BS approach. Well done! This channel is a goldmine.

[@karlobarcelona4270]

I dropped out of university as well because I felt that I was learning WAY more by myself than at a school that's lessons were stuck in the past. Since dropping out things kind of got bad that I started to move away from the thing I used to love, writing code. I think it's got to do with my family not believing in me and still think that university is the way to go. Anyway, an amazing opportunity came up that lit a fire inside of me and now I'm slowly getting back on the right track. I'm glad I stumbled upon this video. Thanks Siraj

[@Chisidjake]

I have watched your videos for like 1-2 years, I'm so inspired, I'm gonna start my own channel teaching the stuff you teach but in my native language, this will motivate me to learn and also benefit my community. May Ai Bless you.

[@yatint9665]

Never underestimate sleep. I learned this lesson the hard way. Motivational speakers often advice people to sleep less. This is bs. Take all the sleep you need.

[@AanandBajaj]

Read Why We Sleep by Dr. Matthew Walker

[@zenchiassassin283]

Not too much too lol

[@yatint9665]

@@zenchiassassin283 yeah too much sleep gives me lower back pain....

[@davlmt]

@@yatint9665 That's not sleep, that's your mattress and pillow and/or your sleeping posture

[@debayondharchowdhury2680]

absolutely agree with you. I learned it the hard way, too.

[@ant2011]

I watched this video and now I'm Tony Stark

[@alxleiva]

I like how you gradually turned into a tech life coach. I don't need coffee just a shot of Siraj :)

[@ioanamarin3242]

i used to feel demotivated and just feel like i cannot study as well as i could when i was younger (i'm 17). I will try these techniques..i'm an aspiring programmer and i hope they will help me get back on track with learning. thank you very very much for the video!! :) #inspired

[@KrishnaYadav-kz5ed]

Great techniques

[@suhwelee]

I am a speed reader that I can read 2 books in one weekend with the similar techniques. Siraj's video aligns with my speed reading practices. I share this video with many of my friends to tell them that I am not cheating or bluffing.

[@qwarlockz8017]

I really liked this video. I think school is a GREAT place to learn but it is not the only place. Everyone should have a few subjects they are learning on their own and these optimisation techniques are great! Thanks!

[@akshatdhiman8819]

Hyperbolic chamber of Time. Point noted siraj 😉

[@hafidboudar2166]

the best video about learning i have ever watch .

[@cghochberg]

Hi, Siraj! Thanks for - another - great video. I will turn 61 in October, and still learning. I am a civil engineer (very traditional school in Brazil), always been self-taught, I have always loathed traditional classes. I am learning and using ML now, which I find great, mainly for a guy who likes statistics. And studying a lot, of course. Being older brings you some advantages, mainly experience. It is my opinion that ML without some good knowledge in the field you are applying it is dangerous, you will get very bad results. Regarding this particular video of yours, I managed to validate many of the things I have learnt on learning during the last 61 years. Thanks a lot for your channel, it is always a pleasure watching your very intelligent videos (humour is a very good indication of intelligence, IMHO). Oh, and I watched your video on notebook recommendation, I was glad that you mentioned a hackintosh. I am very glad I built mine. Thanks againg, Carlos.

[@qb5529]

Thanks for the video in which you explain IOTA, good work

[@PhoebusG]

I love this video too much, added to favorites! Will reference when I need to kick my butt into shape again. Big props for helping us autodidacts. I feel like I learned more between dropping out of high school (16) and before rejoining school by 18, than I did at 18, private high school and uni 4-5 years after. Strange right? I need to find my autodidact mojo again, didn't realize you were that much of one. Big props man!

[@kitsurubami]

Hey, I'm new to your channel and I just wanted to say that your attitude towards learning is admirable. I appreciate what you're doing by posting these videos. You're doing good in this world and I thank you.

[@megathai]

Never clicked so fast!

[@TsubasaKato]

I really think it is indeed true that handwritten notes are important. It is analog and different from digital notes, but I find it sticks to my brain more when I use my hands. Thank you for the video!

[@itsmelody333]

First time I watched you're vedio on Instagram and now on KZbin....I like it

[@shaznishiraz]

Thank You So MUCH u r a LEGEND!!!!!!!!!!

[@emper0r184]

Thank you for all your awesome videos and ressources!

[@zulutradeonline]

très utile, merci

[@valeriekneen-teed3313]

Thank you Siraj! This is sooooo impressive. I have shared it with many already.

[@fuleo]

We should start a Sirajism movement with this.

[@yashdalvi8819]

I am hoping to learn data structures and algorithms! And yes, the dancing technique in the form of short breaks can definitely do wonders :)

[@AlY-dr8hp]

Gracias.

[@TechnoidicTales]

So glad our generation has such great mentors. Thanks a ton! For sharing such valuable tips.🙏

[@gulshankumar17]

Hyperbolic time chamber. Good idea

[@shimondoodkin]

learning is about putting out correctly. not putting in. it aids putting in efficiently and effectively it is curious that some people teach themselves like speak to them selves as they explain it to them selves

[@_sudipidus_]

watching this at 1.5 while simultaneously building a startup

[@Randomguy-zv3tv]

/\____/\ |.o o. | \__ப்__/. Pika pikaa

[@BladeFromDarkness]

I'm at 1.7 😔

[@gregtaylor9806]

Solid gold

[@aman__gaur]

It was really an awesome video! Really!

[@hardikvekariya8935]

*Fantastic*

[@gutox253]

Hey Siraj, make a video on how to take notes effectively

[@wildreams]

I use blank A4 memo pads, and a good pen, or pencil for my notes. Write in clear legible handwriting, in a way that you will not be ashamed to share with others.

[@draakisback]

I use some of these though I have a few more that I also use. I did complete college with a chemical engineering degree but I've taught myself countless programming languages and technologies, Japanese, machine learning, quantum computing, and of course all of the theory to go with this stuff; type theory, graph theory, lambda calculus etc. If you can commit to learning something then given enough effort you can do it; you just need to throw out your preconceptions. Btw, haven't worked as a chemical engineer ever; instead I've spent the past 20+ years working as a freelance developer and consultant for some large companies. Of course, learning back in the day was a bit different prior to the wide spread of KZbin and many of the resources on the internet. I used to sit in the library for hours upon end reading technical books and course curriculums. One technique that I absolutely swear by but you left out is the use of flash cards and programs like Anki. Having a set of concepts that you have to learn over a specific period of time certainly helps you get to where you need to go faster.

[@DrSirmacek]

Such a great inner discipline! Highly respected!

[@rpattnaik2000]

Just Awesome !!

[@1989mrsoham]

Thumbnail expression is called sirajasm. Love your all videos 😊.ML and AI Eminem 🤘🤘

[@cjsoa]

Спасибо! Thanks from Russia

[@aayushbhaskar8736]

Siraj, you are an inspiration to me! I would really like to learn Computational Neuroscience, would you please make a curriculum for me? Thanx a lot for what you do, and make our lives full of energy!

[@HangingSharks]

Thoroughly enjoy spreed, would love a variant for epubs and pdfs. Thanks for the hot tips

[@smiley2827]

Damn, I found out about you by googling, mining with tesla's car, I susbcribed, Thank you for your content.

[@theexplorer1822]

Meditation,good sleep,being 100% in the present moment,fish,almonds and lots of practice. - Indian combo

[@MuhammadRizkiRijal]

love it. i should have known this earlier

[@masadullahalghozi9436]

This video motivates me as i am studying Python, data science and machine learning nearly a month. I can get understanding if I practice with codes (which i dont understand them all). Im not from comp science or math stats, but from social science disciplines and very much interest at this study. This video very motivates me. If i could request you, please explain us in wich field that data science could be implemented. Thank you Siraj

[@prasadp717]

You are really inspired me.

[@maxim25o2]

My god, I am doing that method from many years... Opening many pages and looking for good explanation and examples and confirmation for that what I was read it last time.

[@bamitsmanas]

Great video

[@JonesDTaylor]

great video.

[@tutututu4696]

#Respect

[@gowrikrishnan4629]

This is amazing! Love the part about the Blue Zones and the Genes and Traits game. Please do a part 2 of this video as well if you have more to share

[@techandlifestyle7767]

Another Great Video!!!

[@tamteaches9431]

Wow, you always rocking,. I'm following only the way you teaching machine learning. Kudos to you from Indian fun..

[@tonyd6853]

Look at this rockstar!

[@MartinLichtblau]

Dancing is incredible powerful to clean the mind, lift the spirit and boost the body! Yet, you just mentioned a few points. There are so many more! But well done :-)

[@MrBaloud]

Really informative video with concrete solutions, loved it, liked it.

[@govamurali2309]

Tip is to try to visualize and see how the formulas came in the first place instead of memorization.

[@carlsoncheng600]

This is gold

[@milindsoorya5870]

get the data set train the data test the data execute the model🤣

[@ScribblyPoppo]

Good ol' Siraj...

[@reneeliu6676]

But Siraj has a genius brain...

[@greeninventories255]

this video has become my prized possession.

[@Pedritox0953]

I want to see more videos like this and a Vlog of the implementation. Great video!!

[@sasanksexperience1301]

I see you siraj as a cool professor :) you are amazing

[@asdfghjkl1770]

I am learning software engineering. Self teaching. 15 years old. My dream is to get job at Google, in future! I know it might sound crazy, but I will do whatever it takes. Thanks from Bangladesh.

[@adityaj950]

You're young dude. Why do you wanna restrict yourself by dreaming working for someone? Why not dream about building a fortune 500 company?

[@asdfghjkl1770]

@@adityaj950 thnx, i hv idea about building a operating system (i thnk windows is expensive for so many peoples,n they use crack versn instead of original one, and everyone cant buy MacBook, some people find linux difficult ) that can handle so many tasks alone, and can be used remotely.....can be accessed by phones and so on!

[@TheRaju991]

Love the animations Siraj

[@NiteshBahekar]

Thanks for sharing information Siraj. Very informative. 1. To take notes on a notebook, will it be OK to use digital tools like stylus and handwritten notes on tools like Evernote? 2. Also, using Evernote to capture all information like, images, videos, links will help? Do you use it? 3. Will Mindmaps will help to understand and remember the concepts?

[@MasterXoergOwnsen]

What did you do after drop out? Did you work while learning? Would be interesting to know

[@gauravnarkhede6220]

Thnaks

[@TheSentinelAI]

You're genius!!

[@nerenlakhraj5252]

Siraj Raval, you the man, the next Google :-). I love your work, motivation and inspirational videos. Thank you

[@Maisonier]

Siraj. It is possible to develop an IA that creates a operating system by analyzing the hardware and models of the drivers that already exists or this is science fiction? For all what is happening with Huawei and Google. We need a real 3rd operating system...what do we need to make this come true?

[@TheBainchannel]

I thought I am the single person who dancing on the kitchen at the break time xD . This advices are GOLD! I wish i knew it way before now.

[@MrComradeChris]

You’ve inspired me!

[@mernik5599]

Whats your approach to become a competitive programmer from a beginner? I have tried using Spoj, hackerearth and hackerrank but I find myself constantly looking for solutions.

[@boscodomingo]

Learn from those solutions. What did they do right that you didn't? Can that precise idea be used somewhere else? If so, does it need any adaptation? Can you scale it?

[@piyushmajgawali1611]

Explaination is gateway to a new idea! Great

[@masoudparpanchi505]

thanks siraj. you are one of the best teachers I had in my life.

[@sebastianwong2415]

thank you so much!! really appreciated your sharing!!!! wish have more !!!! Found the treasury Vlogger just enlightened my day!

[@eservicesplus1]

Siraj- excellent video as always - efficient, engaging, thoughtful, insightful, meaningful, useful and yes, profound - thank you for continually ‘paying it forward’ -

[@tonystark5225]

yeah it,s great to see you giving reply to all your comments Good word Mr.siraj

[@evilkidm93b]

the ability to learn well may correlate with self-esteem, but that does not mean that one causes the other.

[@MohamedIbrahim-ej6wb]

Great video Siraj, Thanks for that. I hope that I can apply these advices and can make a change in my learning methods

[@UkrozaVR]

I use TimeDoctor, so me and the client know what I'm working on and how much time I spend for staff. It helped me boost productivity.

[@alizuto]

Did I just see a cartoon version of a Leonard Susskind lecture haha! Love it!

[@robertosuarezdiaz737]

Incredible useful and helpful content ready to be absorbed! Glad I found you and cheers all your hard work! Bless

[@mohamedelomari6480]

Good to hear things that I already do are good habits , you're the best siraj 👌

[@inqztiv]

Fantastic practical techniques Suraj. Thanks for sharing.

[@frapeyou]

@0:52 here the thing in 2019, nobody cares that much about degrees anymore, its more are you competent? are you truthful? are you useful? do you provide value? and you hit all of those, 100% more valuable than a degree at a "prestigious" school that overcharges and is ineffective

[@myspacetimesaucegoog5632]

Thanks S! Best set of steps l've seen. Super useful and wise.

[@sukdevkatale2]

It's amazing siraj 🤟😊

[@alexanderzveruk1234]

Thanks you very much for a wonderful video! I also find video speed up very useful for increasing information throughput. Also it's very good to listen audio materials during s walk home or work

[@kyb3er]

Next lesson should be on how do you get back into The Zone quickly after interrupting focus every 30 minutes for a Happy Dance...

[@vincentwolfgramm-russell7263]

Great tips and video Siraj, thank you!

[@spayseghost]

sweet

[@spayseghost]

omg u hacked the UNI

[@LeonardoCarvalho14]

Siraj! Great work man! Learning a lot with your videos! Saudações from Brazil.

[@py5111]

Sir u are just amazing please tell me how to make excellent notes for biology subject.....