George Hotz | Programming | what is programming? (noob lessons!) | Science & Technology

Date of stream 31 Jul 2020.
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Stream title: what is programming? (noob lessons!)
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Chapters:
00:00:00 intro
00:05:30 What is programming?
00:08:43 Software Engineers.. work
00:13:00 Crud apps
00:16:45 pure for function
00:22:00 ML engineering
00:32:40 appeal to
00:35:08 DP
00:36:40 What not to waste your time on
00:38:12 Existentialism - you make your own meaning
00:40:13 Algorithmic complexity, bubble sort - o(n sq), other sorting algorithms build up a tree, then complexity is height of the tree
00:45:35 Binary search
00:48:40 Object level skills will die out.. metalevel skills will be useful; nature - ppl
00:52:50 knowledge tree
00:53:50 Elon roots tree in physics, geo in information; interpolation with other domains
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To support George follow and subscribe on twitch.tv/georgehotz and help George get Twitch Partner! | Programming archive🡿 kzbin.info/aero/PLzFUMGbVxlQs5s-LNAyKgcq5SL28ZLLKC Thanks to @Disha Sengupta for providing timestamps. Chapters: 00:00:00 intro 00:05:30 What is programming? 00:08:43 Software Engineers.. work 00:13:00 Crud apps 00:16:45 pure for function 00:22:00 ML engineering 00:32:40 appeal to 00:35:08 DP 00:36:40 What not to waste your time on 00:38:12 Existentialism - you make your own meaning 00:40:13 Algorithmic complexity, bubble sort - o(n sq), other sorting algorithms build up a tree, then complexity is height of the tree 00:45:35 Binary search 00:48:40 Object level skills will die out.. metalevel skills will be useful; nature - ppl 00:52:50 knowledge tree 00:53:50 Elon roots tree in physics, geo in information; interpolation with other domains

[@jonathanweimane6926]

I watch these because I want new ideas.. so that's the learning / teaching

[@bilgilibilgisiz3879]

@@jonathanweimane6926 thats not all about watching you need to reading and thats not all about reading you need to thinking about it.

[@chrisv.6951]

I got a question is it easy for android games to be hacked? ie: clash of kings?

[@johnnamtae9610]

Why do you have to shit on web development. I'm an html email developer and make a good living with it.

[@khrissxander]

George, I legitimately want to hear you talk n teach all about how computers work, that's what I want.

[@oliverdenton2833]

"Software Engineering is trash, its just translating business requirements into React code" Never have I felt so personally offended by something I 100% agree with.

[@vivekkaushik9508]

Haha true that.

[@lamme4049]

Haha it hits hard

[@jakubpluhacek3779]

I mean, it's fun tho :D

[@ewdlop1]

there are people claiming to write modern OS in JavaScript. think about it

[@kelvinxg6754]

true dat lmao

[@jamesoreilly8115]

as a noob i'm pausing this video every 2-3 seconds or so to google a new word. i'll let you guys know when i finish the video in 3 to 4 years.

[@mikeking568]

Yeah, that's barely for noobs. I know most of the programming stuff George talked about, and I see how a noob would be completely lost in these explanations and terms. Though there's already a lot of information out there, so I don't know why would you ask George about stuff that was already explained thousands of times

[@sweatobertrinderknecht3480]

David Galygin same

[@TheRealInky]

@David Galygin That's a really useless, asinine, elitist kind of statement, man. Dripping insecurity.

[@TheRealInky]

Good for you, dude. Keep up the great work! I've been coding for nearly 20 years. Don't let some assholes on KZbin deter you. You're on the right track.

[@mikeking568]

@@TheRealInky all I meant if you want to learn something as a noob, George's content won't help you much. There are better resources for learning. Not discouraging anyone from learning

[@Crucizer]

Warning: not a NOOB lesson

[@codeoutofpoverty9109]

he really threw that out the window lol

[@Cyber_Cowboy]

I'm thinking is lowercase noob lesson. I'm more of a capitalized NOOB!

[@MyFirstYoutubeHandle]

As a noob, I’m 17 min in and very confused

[@Crucizer]

@@MyFirstKZbinHandle don't watch this, you won't understand anything.

[@jimmyadaro]

lmao absolutely

[@wigtotheside]

Your question: "What is it you want to learn?" For me, what is exciting about your streams is watching you solve problems out loud. It is a 'real time' tutorial on how to think. This was especially true with the coronavirus streams since you were a relative newcomer to the knowledge domain, this made it feel like we were discovering things along with you. The topic of your problem-solving isn't as important as your excitement for the task.

[@noobsaibot7108]

Exactly right. It's worth listening to Samo Burja, "Why we still need masters and apprentices" kzbin.info/www/bejne/qJrFlYV6hJxoiM0 (and medium.com/@samo.burja/on-the-loss-and-preservation-of-knowledge-66e4a6b4d27d) What the apprentice learns from watching a master at work is how the master solves novel problems. How the apprentice learns is the difference between reading a book about surgery and being in an operating room and watching the surgeon save a patient: High bandwidth transfer of implicit/tacit knowledge with immediate unambiguous feedback from reality. George perhaps shouldn't care what "we" specifically/individually want to learn because the large variety of answers shows that "we" are, in fact and in general, struggling to learn how to think creatively and solve context-specific problems. But novelty in a specific context, by definition, means that there is no one who knows how to solve the problem until someone does. If his streams were mainly about him solving esoteric problems that are hard/impossible for him, then that tacit meta-knowledge would be transferred to those who pay attention. That is what's valuable.. For example, Jonathan Blow's advanced streams on compiler and game development: kzbin.info or Casey Muratori's streams on 3D Engine hacking: kzbin.info .

[@fracasopina2121]

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[@futurisold]

This should get an award. Useful thinking patterns are what we need to teach everyone.

[@nationalsocialist8382]

Steady on, you'll be starting a revolution with this kind of comment. 👍😁

[@futurisold]

@@nationalsocialist8382, a revolution is more than welcomed in this area.

[@nationalsocialist8382]

@@futurisold I agree with you on this, let's hope it's soon. #betherevolution

[@A_Box]

That is your first mistake, you can't teach thinking. You can't stimulate people but you are stuck with what you are born with.

[@futurisold]

@@A_Box I would say that's a very pessimistic view, but that won't suffice because what you're claiming is not even wrong.

[@enderminer206]

"I don't really like talking about myself either. And most of these things here I don't really talk about myself. I do give anecdotes of my life but they're more to illustrate a point. Because anything I say about myself is personal and useless to you. Don't be like me, that's dumb. I try to give you information so you can think." - George Hotz

[@zhongandy172]

wise words from a wise man

[@sachinchandwani4085]

Finally. That’s what we’re waiting for ❤️

[@geohotarchive]

George is making us work hard with all the streams. We will try our best to upload them as fast as we can.

[@blaclee]

@@geohotarchive thank you, we really appreciate you

[@sachinchandwani4085]

commaai archive finished watching the video. Was so influential for me, especially when you made a point about data science being good for stats. Got a morale boost 🔥.

[@honza139706]

Yess

[@vladusa]

@Sachin Charndwani This isn't actually George, it is a person who uploads the streams and isn't affiliated with comma

[@akshaygulabrao372]

"People don't want to learn, they wanna have your skills" 45:31

[@sorvex9]

This guy programs like he is defusing a nuclear bomb. Really intense, lol.

[@jkjkhoyolula]

Probably why he's so good

[@sanjarcode]

And fun too😉

[@aman7488]

This video: 5% Programming 5% Life Advice 90% Literally every other topic 10/10 Stream

[@kinvert]

Did we all get tricked in to a funnel?

[@zato828]

75% clickety-clack

[@1106link]

@@kinvert Good job!!!!!

[@franceshe1350]

Thanks George, this is actually a great talk over a meta lesson on recognize what is noise and how to filter noise in daily live. We live in a noisy world.

[@johnbubu8310]

Thank you for taking the time in doing these videos. It is really appreciated🙏

[@sherlockwisdom]

38:25 - Topic: Wasting time ".... my personal philosophy is that there's not such thing as wasting time;" ..." ...wasting time is great, that's the point of time; to waste it!"

[@NexY92]

TRUE AF !

[@philipphilip5472]

utilizing time is important, comes down to priorities which are important to u. What sort of things u waste it on, half of that prolly will be boredom.

[@liamconverse8950]

As someone who knows a lot of this stuff already, your break down and summaries are very good

[@dylansloth]

This is BY FAR the best content I've EVER seen teaching programming. For the reasons you wouldn't think of: explaining that most business work is barely programming, explaining bootcamps teach you jack shit, explaining how everything including hacking works. This IS REALLY GOOD CONTENT and it's SIMPLIFIED! If you don't understand what he's saying, come back after watching and practicing every two weeks

[@rithviktr1813]

One of the greatest videos in the internet. Thank you so much for sharing 🍀

[@AlexandrBorschchev]

People love watching you because of your great mind and thought process in everything. You are a literal gem to watch because it isn't like KZbin programming tutorials and shit like that, it's an actual dude just actually programming and showing every detail of it.

[@razor247ex]

few words of appreciation: 1) writing down the topics on the screen is genius. so easy to go through the stream and find parts i'm interested in. liked the video just for this one feature. 2) the stream is very sincere in my opinion. i like to find those hidden truths between the lines. 3) keep it up bro/team.

[@davidvasquezlazo4070]

I'm excited that you did this. Since I started watching your broadcasts and how you think about the problems and try, and still sometimes I can't fix it, it makes me feel motivated because the person I admire also tries hard and I can see it. Beyond being a fan you are seen as a partner and I will learn a lot to work with you!

[@Kevysounds]

I knew this was coming... Exactly what I follow for. Thank you for this content seriously.

[@grapy83]

That was quite a different and eye opening take on the "Learn Programming" topic.

[@Kaivuri8D]

I have been waiting this kind of video for so long, thanks George.

[@adamsomari8340]

Thanks for posting this bro!! Great content as usual

[@viktormedina4631]

He should be making tutorials like this one every week! This is awesome!

[@shatandv]

Thanks for the talk, George. This info is probably one of the top 5 pieces of information I’ve received in my life

[@NeverGiveUpYo]

Like every other content of yours, this one also was entertaining and powerful af! Thanks for sharing your mind, bro!

[@jayhu6075]

The way you teach is so good. You bring it the next level.

[@daddy7931]

Really good stream, thank you bro pls continue this kind of streams

[@aelix56]

Programming is yelling at a computer what to do in a made-up cyberlanguage and the computer ignoring what you said because you missed a comma.

[@vivekkaushik9508]

That's where comma.ai comes in.

[@TheIrisCZ]

Pretty much. Computers are just really low level grammar nazis.

[@Lifeless11111]

maybe there would be a programming language in future where it wouldnt matter if you missed something... but then you would sacrifice the creativity behind it..

[@xdxx6910]

just use python 😀😂

[@AB-or1yo]

You forgot the part where you’re about to cry because you feel like an incompetent piece of shit while the problem is caused by a missed semicolon

[@teawonder]

You know I have been watching some of the stream recorded videos on this channel and I gotta say I will not take what you are teaching for granted. Thank you!

[@faceofdead]

I really enjoyed the stream. Thank you master Hotz!

[@frig1916]

“I don’t know why you guys think I’m on drugs, maybe there’s something wrong with my brain chemistry” *tears off sweatshirt and bluntly tells me he’s not going to teach me vim*

[@Fernandez218]

2:00 😂😂

[@sauravrajput6419]

Hey George ! I saw you on the Lex Friedman 's show and I have been following you since then . Totally loved your work and this introductory video is super awesome . Waiting for more !! All the practical stuffs 🔥🔥🔥

[@6Diego1Diego9]

Lex Fridman platforms right wing extremists

[@NiloRiver]

Watching this with 1.5> Speed is crazy. Thankyou! Gold material.

[@Pa-ow1nj]

I waited for that so long ... !! love that content now

[@ElGnomoCuliao]

George you are the best, love from Spain

[@EpicBandicoot]

Gradually turning into cult leader. I love it.

[@mulira]

dude so true lol

[@TheRealInky]

You must be new here

[@antikoerper256]

Amazing stuff, really educational. Im totally new to programming and besides some personal tries and failed experiments in Python, I have 0 experience or insight but Im learning so much from this! Its a huge privilege to have free educational material from George Hotz. If he's reading this I want to him thank you, stay blessed and much love from a total noob fan from Bulgaria

[@nickadams2361]

I love your work and career. I wish there was more minds like you in this world.

[@ninjachan6171]

another good informative and interesting video, Thanks to the team of Commaai Archive

[@8888Ovechkin88888888]

Its all great but can he center the div 5 different ways?

[@alehatsman8550]

You hire contractor translator for that for 150 $/h

[@TheRealInky]

div centering is for noobs

[@KeepoHdee]

@@TheRealInky whoosh

[@DanielNyong]

No but, he can make your girl flex her box 😉

[@demiurge8665]

@@TheRealInky teaching noobs ≠ waste of time. Noob -> competent -> expert Acquiring new skills from a mentor to whom questions can be asked is, for some people, an essential part of of their learning process. Apprentice -> journeyman -> master.

[@argmax11]

This is gold!! I wish I could've had a conversation with a guy like this while in college

[@m1kr0kosmos]

This is awesome! thank you so much for sharing

[@disha2932]

My timestamps 5:30 What is programming? 8:43 Software Engineers.. work 13:00 Crud apps ¶: 16:45 pure for function 22:00 ML engineering 32:40 appeal to 35:08 DP 36:40 What not to waste your time on 38:12 Existentialism - you make your own meaning 40:13 Algorithmic complexity, bubble sort - o(n sq), other sorting algorithms build up a tree, then complexity is height of the tree 45:35 Binary search 48:40 Object level skills will die out.. metalevel skills will be useful; nature> ppl 52:50 knowledge tree 53:50 Elon roots tree in physics, geo in information; interpolation with other domains

Finally the man himself. The legend.

Juan Rivas He was the first guy to hack the iPhone (jailbreak) we didnt have unlocked iPhones then and they were locked to AT&T. He was a teenager when he did it and later he also reverse engineered the Sony PS3 and got sued by Sony!!!! I also think it was him who pretty much gave Apple the idea for what we know as The App Stores today (Apple and Google).

[@muddasirkhan805]

Pls do more of this. I loved it!

[@JamesAidanP]

this was a really great stream, one of my favourites

[@atomicstbernard]

You’ve always been unique dude.. even back at GR middle school. I’m glad you’re doing well.

[@alecmather]

You're so inspiring in the simplest, most dumb way. You reveal so easily how simple the world is, and it always makes me mad that I knew the answer - I just didn't "see" it.

[@michamarkiewicz5355]

Yeah it's all very, very simple.. Until you leave youtube video and actually do it.

[@adamfarmer7665]

He is just saying information that was built up with the background of years of work. You can't actually do it because you don't know how to get into these conclusions, you only know the conclusion. Until you also know how to get into these conclusions, then you can say that you learned something.@@michamarkiewicz5355

[@anivedhauradkar6313]

I wait for these streams eagerly!!

[@prafull8782]

Really good stream, and the teachings are so good. Got to learn a lot

[@robertus55]

*Geo's Notes *personal summary* 👇 *These notes are only a summary of what George wrote during his stream. One should watch the full stream and not take things out of context. Check Geo's input on this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/b6TPpGyMadJojMU&t=2565 Summary begins: ----- Program: Input -> Computation -> Output Languages: C --> Haskell (functional spectrum) C --> Python (ease of use spectrum) GC What is a computer: Processor (stream of instructions) RAM (Instructions + Data) Program: text = Instructions bss = Static Data stack = local vars (control flow) heap == malloc Programming for work! What does a software engineer do? - don't write algorithms Most software engineers are Translators: ''Business Requirements" --> ''Code'' Ruby on Rails = ''Web apps" CRUD apps 'code'' What is hacking? - Input -> System -> Output What system input can achieve my desired output? Pure model: Domain -> Function -> Range y = f(x) Figuring out how to make the function behave how you want. High Brow Software Engineering: ---- 1. Understand a complex system? 2. Modify the system to add a feature 3. Ship the new system (test well and stuff) Machine Learning Engineer --- 1. Downloads a paper 2. Implement it 3. Keep doing this and until you have skills How to get a girlfriend ---- Define: "get a girlfriend" Women -> "female mind" -> iMessage saying ''so we're official now right?" 1. 100: Messages sent to women 30% 2. 30: Replies 1/6 = 18% 3. 5: Dates 40% 4. 2: Lays 50% 5. 1: Girlfriend Funnels ---- Sell cars 1. 10, 000: top of the funnel advertising too many) = 1% 2. 100: visit the dealership = 5% 3. 5: buy cars Getting money --- Capitalism is based around consent. Buyer/Seller Both parties must consent to the transaction. Getting money in a capitalist system: Convince others to give it to you lol. How do I make $1,000.0 00 transaction? $1 from 1, 000, 000 people - online only $1, 000 from 1, 000 people - a couple of phone calls can be spent closing the deal $ 1, 000, 000 from 1 person - tons can be spent closing the deal How to have 1 mil. subs on Instagram ---- Instagram is based around consent. Follower/Influencer --- see capitalism Convince 1, 000, 000 people to subscribe to you. 1. Appealing content ---- ''Novelty'' ''Beauty'' ''Sexuality'' ''Funny'' 2. Be famous ---- FOMO people want to discover Idea: What is behind the curtain? Follow to find! Wasting time ---- Existentialism --- You Make your own meaning Don't fall in funnels. Don't be in skinner boxes. Don't be influenced by advertising. 1. Are you learning something from NATURE? Good. i.e. physics comes from nature. Learning physics is good. 2. Are your learning something form PEOPLE? Bad. College ---- Reject power over people. - Ignored by the system - System care deeply about power over people Embrace power over NATURE. Power over people used to be everything. Hunter and the gatherer tribe mentality. Power over people = waning Power over nature = waxing Build a knowledge tree (or encapsulate everything into a bottle) --- new information fits into the tree --- ''interpolation'' is possible interpolation/definition: --- In the mathematical field of numerical analysis, interpolation is a type of estimation, a method of constructing new data points within the range of a discrete set of known data points. --- framework for understanding Data Science: --- stats

[@1106link]

WOw thanku±±±±

[@4mIlr]

Geo: what is hackin? His viewers: Dude V R LEGION Geo: ok we skip this! How to get a girlfriend! viewers: now we are talkin

[@T3BFitnessTripleThreatBoss]

🤣😂🤣😂🤣

[@BigDEnrgy1]

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[@harx1241]

Labeling them by chapters really helps a lot, Thanks for saving this.

[@ashleypursell9702]

this was really entertaining even for an intermediate level programmer and hacker, great video would love to see more of these. i think this type of content much better tackles the beginning from programming that these other videos for sure

[@figgtree204]

"If you go through life and anything you can't get is solved by just realizing you didn't want it anyway and you put a positive spin on that, then you have an impenetrable fortress of psychological I dont know."

[@PaperBenni]

Nobody: George every 10 seconds :w /asd

[@ShadersRS666]

@@av23gm-2g2bdv2-k and nobody did something

[@MrMoonlightMan]

What’s this for?

[@matprox910]

@@MrMoonlightMan saving file then go back to write

[@MrMoonlightMan]

matprox doesn’t really work for me

[@matprox910]

@@MrMoonlightMan don't know about that "sd" but pretty sure that ":w enter a" saves your file and puts cursor back to write mode

[@focusEngineered]

Thanks Man, It's a great course. I truly admired your way of thinking.

[@gabriel91793]

this live was intense. nice work George

[@semtex6412]

the keyboard ASMR sounds is a great addition

[@remasher]

those poor macbook butterfly keys :(

[@dapdizzy]

His self esteem is probably even bigger than his ideas and approach which are brilliant. Well, a Guru like George can just levitate in his vacuum of void and oversee what the mere morals so-called “programmers” that yield “code” are trying to do. It would be really great if he uncovered how his paradigm shifted over time and what he finds meaningful now.

[@slobert]

That segment on software engineers was WAY too brutal. I almost started crying on the spot.

[@HoneyBadger-101]

Thanks a lot for you and people who share knowledge with us, and you put all links for the sources people like you They deserve every subscribe, keep it up 🤍

[@gabinohernandezgodinez6919]

14:50 I totally agree with you, I don´t feel like programming when using them

[@sukhrajrandhawa5195]

george's vim skills are truly remarkable. so goddamn fast and elegant.

[@Cerny3D]

Who cares about Vim, his programming skills are remarkable. Vim won't make you a better programmer

[@sukhrajrandhawa5195]

@@Cerny3D Of course, but I'm just stating how mesmerizing it is to watch him code with such speed effortlessly.

[@blo0mfilter868]

makes me want to switch from emacs, but then I'm using a macbook most of the time (the escape "key" is on a damn touchbar)

[@brunomattesco]

this live is so funny, the perspectives, i love it

[@charlesdurham3736]

Kind of new to the channel This is great content. Thank you for your time comma

[@eitanshirman9072]

13:29 George just predicted the Github copilot🥶

[@ontime8109]

Just started watching video and want to say I always wondered and I’m amazed by your intelligence. And for me you are just a guy who are passionate about what you are doing and it’s really inspiring, thanks for sharing your knowledge and experience.

[@F2MF2M]

More of this please, man!

[@blazelp1]

Thanks for the video it’s insane

[@zachx333]

24:40 George knows the Mystery method- confirmed.

[@Ivkovifi]

it's so funny that he thinks of studying pick up that way, because that's exactly how poeple of his personality type think (i guess he is an ENTP)

[@ahmedalhallag3338]

this is THE content most programmers/developers should be watching

[@fracasopina2121]

Nah. Just leave this to the people that wanr to know about it. A lot of devs just want money, with no ambition for knowledge, so let they stay in that CRUD environment.

[@sergiohuanca4812]

@@fracasopina2121 Mind elaborating on that? I didn't really get what is really meaningful now according to George. As a Software Engineer aren't we just on the "CRUD environment"?

[@fracasopina2121]

@@sergiohuanca4812 No, there's a general market that aims to simple coding services like CRUD apps, but there's not cs behind that, that will be soon automatized by AI. So the point is into solving real world problems with code that would increase your problem solving skills, not just a Crud app.

[@AlexandrBorschchev]

I assure you there are lots of programmers who are better off building their own self rather than being forced to idolize a super fast genius coding nerd.

[@bekone]

Thank you for this valuable video!

[@ff-jt8un]

Loved watching this.

[@ryanleemartin7758]

This is nicely done. I'd call it more of a "distillation of programming for the confused non-expert" rather than a noob lesson but perhaps the idea of "Noobism" is relative. Subbed.

[@joeharrison8571]

That ‘monks copying the bible’ analogy was so funny 😂😂

[@effmerunning]

2 minutes in and I still loves this guy. Breaks it down. Going through Lambda now this has always been in the back of my mind. But certain people are limited by intelligence. The lower you get on the stack in terms of languages the easier it is the AI I would assume. He is CRUD’ing hacking

[@GodsNode]

30 seconds in and I thought "Oh shit, he's gonna do the epic infinite screen effect like Martin's first video" then you mentioned his Finance videos, man! I've watched every single one and took super detailed notes for the first 6 or 7 videos.

[@timerson41]

Georgie senpai really pounding Enter key chan 😾🙀

[@theredcap_yt]

15.01 It has nothing to do with programming, just memorizing syntax and weird stuffs. He just spoke my heart out. [50:00]

[@harmonicresonanceproject]

Love this kind of content! true&&true

[@AlexLapchenko]

Wow, this is so amazing!

[@flawns]

When you doze off in class for 5 mins. and this lecture happens

[@user-iw9nc9sj3t]

1:35 kids, this is what sane actually looks like imo 😆

[@quentinbyron8945]

"what do you want to learn?" ;-) Perfect question to give us what we want to hear. Well done

[@blackestbill7454]

really speaking to my soul with some of these more philosophically abstract takes

[@BushiestBesver]

15 min in and I've learned my job is trash work

[@watchmegrow6721]

He talks a lot and I mean a lot of bullcrap for a guy he is.

[@KnightMirkoYo]

@@watchmegrow6721 erm, he's in position to have his opinions be taken seriously. I feel much more seriously than 90% of people in dev. CRUD really kinda is monkey job, isn't it? It's necessary at this point, but won't be like that for long. Of course, one can still make money in it, but is it satisfactory to do so? I've met too many people who lost their spark working software jobs that didn't inspire them at all. George's words therefore resonate with me very well.

[@QckSGaming]

@Michael Kean Yes if you like the idea of creating software and pouring endless hours in form of constantly learning to give you the tools to build absolutely anything you want. Good money, good working culture depending on company

[@QckSGaming]

@Michael Kean I had the same question at the start of what would I even want to build but now that I've gathered some skills and knowledge I've found out there are a lot of projects and ideas I could do, either for my own benefit (automation/tooling, visualization etc.) or say, for the benefit of my favorite gaming community. The constant learning with SW engineering is not normal "read books/study" type of learning but more of a "read documentation and implement that feature" and "how this new technology stack operates and how can I use it for my own benefit" with some social skills mixed in like how to communicate your and the projects needs to your team. It's also not all programming but you can specialize in such positions and technologies. Design is usually the hardest part for me personally but if I have a good design to go off of, programming is fun :)

[@asciidiego]

seems like you learned something!

[@jake-TO]

At 31.19 George said he could go really indepth on how computers work, but people didn't care... I care, that sounds like a cool topic to me

[@PhotoboothTO]

I’d wanna hear more on George’s take on this as well pls 🙏

[@ryan59480]

Yes, I 100% agree.

[@guiAI]

Even though ive been learning for a while, this has been very usefull to clear things up

[@jackyguo5586]

Thank you very much ! Hotz😀

[@steffanjensen9]

That dude there just wanted to be rich.. i feel you bro

[@mlshenhua1]

0:00 ~ 23:17 is inspiring. 23:17 for GH note. Discuss about what is programming. Computer is not working like function, is like turing machine. What is programming model, RAM + instruction, program code layout session: text, bss, data, stack, heap. SDE is translator, for business requirement to code. It is not about computer science. SDE need CRUD based on heavy framwork like ruby rails for web development. SDE need to remember a lot of syntax for framework. Computer science is about algorithm for reducing time/space complex, i.e. search and cache, binary search, code competion. 23:17 What is hacking? 48:37 talk about learning. Learning from nature. 52:56 build knowledge tree. 59:40 nuclear bomb is the tragedy for scientist. They served as a servant for politian. Why politian is over scientist? 1:02:52 there is no future for hacking and programming. Who telling a good store will shape the singularity for future. 1:12:25 money is not terminal goal. money is a ditator way to control people. 1:24:44 copputer architeture: a quantitive way. search and cache 1:28:03 reshape question

[@geohotarchive]

@owen stack Thank you for this. We appreciate you! Do you have any corrections to do or add some more timestamps? We would like to use this as chapters for this video. support.google.com/youtube/answer/9884579 Let us know.

[@mlshenhua1]

@@geohotarchive Just take it. That is all for me now.

[@TheMr82k]

I wish I could be like George. I always aspire to have his level of clarity on how computers works.

[@noelsoans1835]

Need such insightful videos from you!!!

[@maxrodriguez643]

My mans typing so fast his webcam shaking from the intimidation

[@carlitos4505]

But Software Engineering pays the bills!

[@CarpetEraser]

been programming for many years and this video was amazing

[@praffsphr1136]

Cheers for updating.