Why I Love Being a Software Engineer

[@withmarko]

Hey everyone, if you like the video, please checkout a book about software engineering I wrote recently 😊 learn.withmarko.com/sw101

[@pinkflower03]

"I feel disconnected from the real world". Bruh spitting facts.

[@tylerbtruckin]

As a truck driver I understand how you feel about feeling disconnected from the world. I’m in the truck more than I’m at home. I’m currently trying to teach myself how to code currently using Scrimba. So far so good. Maybe one day I’ll have this lifestyle.

[@GoodProgrammer92]

do not spend money on boot camps. KZbin tutorials should be enough

[@Viral_Vortex123]

@@GoodProgrammer92 Agreed, altough some bootcamps have values, sometimes some courses are free

[@noeflores8049]

Learn the syntax through tutorials, pick a project, fuck it copy and paste because it won’t always work and try fixing it 😊. I’m currently teaching my self python as I’m starting robotics in energy (robotic tech) this upcoming September. After all, robotics is the new work force. BEST OF LUCK!

[@NutsNBerries]

@@GoodProgrammer92I’m in a bootcamp I like being in the community and having mentors that are already engineers…bootcamps are cheap if you already have a good career

[@ImOothman]

you got this bro. how's it going?

[@rubalaji82]

I am a software architect. I 100% agree with what you said. The job satisfaction that the work gives(after a problem is solved) is more valuable the money.

[@oooook_0000]

Can you work for me for free, you will get enough satisfaction i, i guarantee 🎉

[@MsSWAGboss]

I am currently going from junior to mid. I wanna be an architect one day :)

[@m4verick.]

@@MsSWAGboss me too

[@fuzzboi]

I want ice cream

[@CutiePi]

Problem solving is so satisfying, the wave of dopamine you get after fixing that unsolvable bug or implementing that complex feature is amazing.

[@lkke7604]

why is there a cafe with a car in the middle lmao

[@ray76794]

What if it’s a garage with tables all around instead 🤨

[@BenLinfordUK]

Poor car, surrounded by Cafe.

[@sigida2000]

It’s the best coaster in the place

[@billylee5335]

Made for a great thumbnail

[@xaviergio5550]

@@ray76794 to

[@TheRealJohnMadden]

I feel the same way about IT. I may not be on the skill level of a software engineer, but automating virtual machine build and deployment or pushing a new group policy to a mass amount of workstations always feels amazing.

[@salvo7743]

Just different skills, not less skilled ;)

[@mariotanaskoski9267]

Right! Was about to say the same thing.

[@JC-Alan]

You’re in IT. Don’t neglect that you have to build one of the hardest skill sets of all: customer service :)

[@Mike-kl5yc]

@@JC-Alanexactly. Networking field or cybersecurity fields are way way different than SWE careers. Although they can have some positions where you can code, they are vastly different skill sets.

[@JoaoCarlos-kh7pn]

love it man, system administration, infrastructure maintenance and configuration, I get loads of joy from working in IT, couldn't see my self doing anything else

[@adennis200]

Im currently a backend engineer doing java and for me its definitely the ability to build something that has a purpose. I can solve problems with my bare hands and my mind. I dont need to buy cement, i dont need to get approval from hundreds of people, i just sit, think, write code, think more, write more code and at the end i have created something that works, that solves problems/satisfies needs.

[@suryakiran9171]

Hey, this might be weird but I'll ask anyway. I'm a computer science undergratduate student. I have been slacking off for an entire year and almost failed my first year. Over the last three months of my vacation I got some clarity and decided to get serious about my career. I am currently studying an intermidiate level python course on KZbin. I also know a little bit basics of Java. I really want to create something on my own Rather than just copy directly from whatver projects that creators put there in youtube videos. But I just have no clue of to where to start and how. I also have no clue as of what is expected of me when I'm going out there and looking for internships or trying earn some money with what I know. As someone who's working in this feild is there any tips you can give me? Thank You!

[@abhilashhamsa3470]

i appriciate the way you put your words, more respect to you @adennis200

[@genesistan3928]

@@suryakiran9171 Currently a junior java backend dev. You can try one of those super long, 6-hour KZbin videos where they make an app from scratch. Just follow along so you can at least get an idea of the workflow. Bonus points if you find a video making an app that's interesting to you.

[@QWEEKEN73]

I am a SWE, the reason I enjoy it is a bit selfish. It’s a job that offers one of the best lifestyle. Granted, I enjoy what I do, but also I really appreciate the fact work starts and ends when I close my computer. There is little barrier preventing me from making money, and the transition from work to life is seamless in my eyes. Work is important, but life is more so.

[@CarlosGonzalez-ye6ex]

You have a degree?

[@0dyss3us51]

​@@CarlosGonzalez-ye6exa degree is not nessesairy, but I would encourage you to get it, getting your first roles will be easier.

[@VargusDread]

@@0dyss3us51 A dedicated Software Engineering degree or does Comp Sci still generally look better?

[@ISLM.Knowledge]

degree is shit lol@@0dyss3us51

[@jermainemyrn19]

​@@0dyss3us51I don't understand why a piece of paper means more than actually knowing the job

[@FreeFlightGuy]

I love nerding out and learning about efficiency.

[@emilisemilis85]

I Am a mechanical engineer and I know nothing about software engineering but I get the idea of satisfaction of creating something out of nothing. The satisfation I get when I finish a project for example in Solidworks that was just a blank tab couple of days ago is soo good.

[@lucasl4026]

👍

[@SurachiBarua]

If YOU are a mechanical engineer why are you😂😂 here

[@Trainsforlife89]

I totally understand. It is all about what is behind what people are able or allowed to see, regarding your job. I am a train driver and many people think i just pull a few levers or push some buttons. But it is so much more, different driving techniques during different loads and weather, route knowledge, troubleshooting, accidents...it is so much more but that is the beauty of it. Keep it up, Marko. I particularly enjoy your vlog - style videos too. Respect from Thessaloniki, Greece!

[@TheCodeHunter]

as a junior software engineer, what keeps me going Is when I know people are using my software, it just makes me happy which motivates me to stay in this profession.

[@kiyarogmr1303]

Is it hard to learn software engineer?

[@TheCodeHunter]

@ with the right amount of effort and motivation, it will become easy

[@kiyarogmr1303]

@TheCodeHunter how much it takes to learn software engineer?

[@premalupadhyay3555]

Man seriously, I see many creators just showing off good lifestyle, so called swag of being software engineer, but you stated the reality, simply loved it...

[@kennethmyrez]

those guys "i quit my six figure job" like okay we get it. y'all making that money and thank you for making us feel useless

[@reykig.3192]

I am a software engineer and a Mathematician. Currently going for my PhD in robotics. SE helps me build code and test my program whilst my math degree helps me think logically. I do not regret neither as it helps me in graduate school. I initially chose just software engineering simply because u can built something from nothing. Ultimately I switched to robotics because it’s more of my passion. Again, I do mot regret it one bit!

[@exp3242]

What undergraduate degree did you go for? Im wondering in what area in robotics you are going to college for. Im also interested in robotics and am majoring in CS. Im going to be apart of my colleges robotics and drone clubs so I can work on more grand projects that I can put on my resume. Would like to hear from someone that has been through some of what I would like to do

[@HermanWillems]

@@exp3242 Future and near future robotics is all AI + LOADS of math. And a little programming. It's not that you program how the robot works, you are programming the infrastructure for the AI system. The black box will control the robot. No more, if then else programming.

[@Towla]

You have encouraged me to keep going strong as someone in the same field. Thanks!

[@LjupcheVasilev]

I agree 100%, the feeling of creating something, solving a problem is so good I don't think I can get that from any other job

[@Danuxsy]

What? idk, level designers, 3D artists, artists, concept artists, VFX artists, wood working, I mean there are endless ways to create. Onlyfans, KZbinrs, Tiktok, all of thse are ways to create content and solve problems (give people things they desire that do not exist), you have extreme bias loser.

[@RickNassar]

I know that café very well! So nice to see it again. Awesome app too! the 16:9 aspect ratio is very handy too.

[@Faraz_Daula]

name of cafe and where it located

[@bulolo_wilber]

1:30 That boggles my mind, just how I'm able to make something from scratch to completion, makes me feel good you know, these things require absolute precision, and to do that for hundreds or thousands of lines of code, it's truly special.

[@Icanhasmycheesburger]

I think that software development, as many other jobs, can be both a laid back and a very stressful profession. It really depends on where you work, how much you allow yourself to work and your own motivations for doing it. As the job market is today, we have a lot of options, so if one job is very stressful you can always just get a new one. Or at least just say to your boss that you’re not thriving if there are too many deadlines or whatever. If you use a lot of your free time to do job related things, like reading the documentation and release notes of cloud providers😂, you might get burnt out without even noticing. Just my take anyway. My motivation has always been and still is that it’s actually quite fun to solve problems. To find cool solutions and see people’s everyday life get easier because of tools or automations that I’ve created is really rewarding. So my advice to anyone feeling a bit like they are writing code in a vacuum and have motivations like: “I’m doing it only because it’s work” or “for the money”: try getting closer to the users of the programs/apps/whatever. Talk to them and try to make shit that really impact their lives. Its very rewarding 😊

[@shysmart8021]

This is a very good point. Often in university for engineering the culture is that all your hobbies are also engineering or you won't have enough for your resume, which leaves people burnt out and also not very well rounded.

[@coconuts33]

You're right. It's very fulfilling to see people using what I created. And that rewarding is doubled when they get helped by that.

[@suscactus420]

pretty cool video. i work in the AAA games industry and I can say my favorite thing is that you understand how everything that you're using daily actually works, not limited to games

[@Quickb3n]

I strongly relate. Although i'm insanely greatful to be a developer, especially in the current job market, my ideal situation would be having a handful of easy to manage products / apps bringing in some income and work part time at a nice coffee shop. I've always regretted not getting a chance to work as a Barista ! Edit: Also a tip on peripherals you could give a shot: Try using both a mouse and a magic trackpad at the same time. One on each side of the keyboard. I use the trackpad for window management via gestures but still have the mouse for all the benefits it brings. Best of both worlds for me and means i don't miss the extra features of the MX Master and can use any mouse i fancy.

[@withmarko]

Hey thanks for the tip, I’ll look into using both, sounds very interesting for creative tasks, for example I can see how navigating a large Figma file could be much easier 👍

[@breakingstroms3901]

I want to be a developer, how can i do, to learn and find a good job?

[@okage_]

@@breakingstroms3901 to learn anything, you have to start

[@mihaillepadatu8256]

I worked in warehouse and cafe for 3 years while getting my diploma. Never regretted not going back to those jobs and feeling blessed having the opportunity to work from home. So yeah, you didn't lose anything. Working with people is even harder and sometimes you just don't have the energy to keep up with the talks, but you have to, which is even worse in my opinion.

[@amritgill9584]

I am going through the comments and saw so many software engineers and related roles . Hi , my name is Amrit , currently living in Toronto,Canada . Looking for remote entry level job as a Full-Stack web developer ||MERN or related technical jobs .My LinkedIn profile is as Amritpal kaur .=> linkedin.com/in/amritpal-kaur-a3478a121. I would really appreciate if I could get any help related job search . Thank you in advance

[@hydenp]

Nailed it. The ability to go zero to one with little to no friction is my favorite part as well!

[@mitakavarbanov7652]

To create something from nothing is one of the things that make me to like it so much

[@johnlin6121]

"The possibility of huge potential by creating something from stuff for free" is a huge motivation for me too.

[@MrYass24]

Software devs youtubers who pretend to program for hours on a small laptop screen and keyboard at coffeeshops are the cringiest and fakest ones, in reality you would hate working in public areas with lots of people and traffic noise next to you and with a small screen with an overexposed environment that dims it more.

[@MoonOvIce]

I also find it interesting how soooo many people hold their monitors sooo far from their faces while looking at code. I can see it, it's not shortsightedness, but might just be me but I'm not as "immersed" in my work if my monitors aren't pretty close to me. Not touching my face close, but definitely a lot closer than those two monitors being held by an arm so far, and let's not even mention the small laptop while looking down....no thanks.

[@acheampongkingsley1120]

Exactly man I’m a newly enrolled student and when I saw the seniors using the multiple screens and large ones I couldn’t understand. They told me is because I’m now being introduced.. So looking at what seniors are going through How will u be working like this ata Coffe shop U need to be highly focused

[@jovann728]

Jako mi je drago sto ti ide dobro, odlican video kao i ostali.

[@leo-pauldelarochere]

I was watching your videos maybe 6 months ago, and then I stopped for a moment. Then I watched this video with all the editing and everything and... what a difference! Congrats to the editer & the cameraman!

[@moon0xcoder]

Wow, it really was a nice video to watch. I strongly agree with you, the best part of software engineering is the ability to create and automate out of nothing, it is truly beautiful. My goal as a software engineer is to one day make my own company which purpose is to make software that really helps people manage their life. It was really nice to hear that you hired a new editor, surely there will be more videos form now on 😃. Keep the good work Marko! Hope the best for you.

[@姚乔乔]

cool

[@moisevankeymeulen4103]

I love how it challenges me everyday. I love how I can taka a break for an hour, that i'm not restricted from 9-5. Sure sometimes its stressful, but I don't mind that much when the stress comes from deadlines... when it's from a broken branch...

[@boston_rob]

Everyone thinks I’m crazy for dreaming of being a barista since I’m a software engineer. Thank you for opening up in this video, it’s nice to hear I’m not alone

[@_boki019]

Iz dana u dan sve veci idol, ljubi te brat. :**

[@dermuschelschluerfer]

I agree. Software Engineers thrive in a digital world. maybe like 50-100 years back engineers and contractors could do everything you needed in life. Now the same with Software Engineers.

[@rahulrao5349]

Satisfaction of solving a problem and power to create a company.

[@onecalledfrank]

I think that one of the main things that got me into programming was just that, the creativity and the possibility that you can create almost anything

[@brinckau]

What have you created?

[@onecalledfrank]

@@brinckau An e-commerce web page for a little enterprise 🙂

[@brinckau]

@@onecalledfrank I see, thanks ;).

[@onecalledfrank]

@@brinckau Hey, no problem :)

[@DylanThacker-zl6rq]

I absolutely love the editing style of this video!

[@BicSober]

thanks for your service bro i wanna see you on top

[@beastnighttv]

your videos are the ones I look forward to most! keep up the good content!

[@sneezygibz6403]

I did it for the bag. I was struggling at Amazon and needed mental help. Ended up leaving to ibm and although pay was lower my mental health was much better.

[@TheMozartChallenge]

Hey Marko, your vlogs help me appreciate the little nice things of Oslo that I usually overlook. Thank you !

[@adipod3348]

Lifestyle and work-life-balance 100%. Being often at home and being able to see my kids grow up, having lunch with family while not losing time in the car is cool.

[@abdelrahmanalqali5931]

I've been working as the go-to IT Technician in my household and I'm currently studying my Bachelors in IT. The amount of satisfaction I gain from solving a problem with PCs and phones is unimaginable.

[@DeltaXML_Ltd]

This is a fantastic overview on your job! Great content

[@markmyname5438]

I’ve liked his explanation about software engineer

[@ledigdev]

You need to do a video about your setup, how easy is to connect and disconnect the notebook from your station, the windows manager, shortcuts everything you think is worth sharing im sure a bunch of people would be interest since we really resonate with your lifestyle

[@ShondaD_]

Appreciate your honesty. I am interested in tech, but Im trying to figure out which role to look into that fits me.

[@adriantcullysover4640]

That car adds a new meaning to drive-thru

[@harrazmasri2805]

valid, I am also looking forward to that new keyboard

[@Warlockjw]

You’re one of the best KZbin channels out there right now (at least in my opinion 😂)!! Keep up the amazing work, your videos brighten up each of my weeks!

[@type-dev]

Thank you for the motivation.

[@sergiolg97]

I am a software development student, right now I am in my final year. I decided to study this because with coding you can create anything, even software that can save lives. Of course, it's amazing the kind of things you can automate from your day to day life. Thank you for your videos!

[@infinitelog]

Stumbled upon your channel and loved it! I have been a software engineer for 12+ years now and I love coding. I get to build cool shit! and it never gets old.

[@asdfgpredyz92]

To be honest (I am also a SW ENG) I am fully agree with your words, I also like create stuffs from nothing and make some apps to be usefull for others. Of course the money is an important factor in life, but the satisfaction to solve problems is much more fascinating.

[@northridgefield]

"all building blocks of software are readily available" - you can say the same about sounds or words, yet the difficulty in writing books or creating a hit lies in picking the right ones and choosing their order.

[@AJCoReTV]

How do you get started learning from Zero? What language should I start with?

[@dazzaondmic]

I can strongly relate to the excitement of building my own tools. My desk setup is in my bedroom and I have two monitors on it. The desk is a bit far away from my bed. This presents a slight problem. When I want to watch Netflix from my bed I cannot easily control playback such as pausing or rewinding and fast forwarding. I have to get up from my bed and go to my desk to do these things. The solution was to build a simple web app that connects to a chrome extension, which I also built, via a websocket to control the playback. Now I can enjoy Netflix from my bed without having to get up every time I want to pause or rewind a few seconds.There are probably easier solutions out there for this problem but I got excited about the opportunity to build something myself to solve my own problem. This is why I love being a software engineer.

[@ElikemTheTuner]

The simple solution is a wireless mouse/keyboard.

[@dazzaondmic]

@@ElikemTheTuner that’s certainly a solution, and I have a wireless mouse and a wireless keyboard. However, I prefer to leave them on the desk rather than taking them to bed with me. Being able to use my phone is much more convenient for me.

[@VikingThorM]

I just wanted to share once more my opinion... love your videos man. Truly do. Thanks a lot and please keep doing them!

[@weironiottan7166]

I work as a backend engineer at my current company and yes I agree the higher you get up the ladder the more deadlines are stressed and when you lead a team it’s up to you as dev lead to show team progress from sprint to sprint, more or less I get evaluated on my work on bi weekly basis 😅

[@whiskey_throttle]

Great video, motivational as heck for an aspiring software engineer. Thank you Marko!

[@mohamadyasser3575]

Bro that Porsche looks so clean

[@user-zj6iz1rl8d]

if im being honest the reason i chose Data Scientist(Planning on getting a bachlor in software engineering) is because i wanted a job were i could, get alot of money independently/none independently, and where im not a workslave, and because i wanted to problemsolve since its fun. idc if its shallow, its my reason to wanting to do so and i dont think their is anything wrong with it. and when im finished with school i will be fullstack engineer, yeah ik you could do that at home but you wont have any guidance and i actually like going to school so i dont mind it its actually kinda fun and i dont regret it i highly recommed it

[@paulr7765]

My motivation in software engineering in the same. Having freedom to build stuff you want, being able to work without an employer, doing everything just with your laptop from anywhere. Btw I just wanted to ask if you thought about making one menu public? I really like it and currently I learn swift for a university project, so I really wanted to check out the code for one menu.

[@useraccount213]

oh u meant open source.. my bad 🤣

[@LearnAvecAmeen]

Beautiful floor in the coffee shop, we have the same here in Morocco :)

[@Jose_T131]

One of my favorites SW blogs 👌

[@geodix2140]

Marko, you are the greatest, you probably won't believe me but you can check, I'm subscribed to you since you had like 5k subscribers and every video you make is really nice. I also am a software engineer/programmer, software engineer as a job and after I finish work I code my own things, almost like you :). Ty for being out here making our days!

[@lucasnijssen]

Very cool tool for your editor! Also this video is so true!

[@MBXD001]

I like this porsche in the middle of the café

[@shinyparadise]

Nice video, as always! I can relate to the part of "software is a constructor where everything is available instantly", but for me it's not the main reason why to do programming. Since young ages I was interested in breaking my pc in different ways and then fix it myself. So I ended up discovering what programming is and it just clicked with me really well. Some people like me may like solving hard problems and have a big relief afterwards and man, this is the best feeling ever. The fact that you've created something hard or smth never been done before is great.

[@DefCantGame]

Speaking about breaking, loved the fact that Sonoma broke WiFi for so long

[@Theak47forall]

I tried it, i hated the job. I switched to network engineering and i am so damn happy with my job i wouldn't change it for anything.

[@esparda07]

What an excellent video. Thank you for sharing Marko.

[@jugmilic2096]

Hvala za video! Samo nastavi!

[@aaomms7986]

Love u vid marko!!

[@maxmuller6730]

Software Devs have many perks like home office, often flexible times and usually a good salary but thats all needed because it is a hard job and thats part of the compensation so devs not burn out even faster than they do already.

[@guilhermerosa6000]

im in my second year of computer science. I think the reason why I love it so much is because I just love building things in general, not only software, and programming allows me to build anything with minimal resources beyond my own capabilities. Sometimes I find myself just wanting to build something, I don't even have any app idea.

[@withmarko]

Hey couldn’t agree more! People will think I made a second account you sound just like me 😃 question: do you struggle with shiny object syndrome like I do as well? 🤓

[@kaushalkrishna5249]

@@withmarko A lot .

[@ThongNguyen-zo3bb]

Your video is inspring and movivate to me for software engineer Keep the good work bro I love it And wish you had a lot of Fans

[@julissadc6303]

My main motivation is doing things that are not repetitive and feeling like a scientist sometimes

[@Naz-h8z]

This guy takes advantage of 90% of viewers, who would love to have life like this. This is like watching food porn. Im sick of people like this. You never learn anything, while he earns money from youtube and your waisted minutes.

[@movindusamarasinghe2156]

Really love the work and please keep on posting. May I ask, what's the programming language that you mainly use for enterprise development applications and on a daily basis do you also study a other programming languages as a side quest ? Thank you for your reply in advance Marko.

[@NotZenith]

I need that desk link or a recommendation for a desk that is the same size as yours its the perfect size!

[@Sherrice-rm5lu]

"You can automate the shit out of life and obligations with a few simple scripts" ENERGGGY 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 YESSSSS 😂 1:46

[@mhmdreza.shirazi7589]

Keep Moving Forward 🌌⚡

[@a9_id743]

To be honest, it’s hard, this year I’m studying Java in my university, and so far is so hard. my teacher said we need to start with Java first after that, we can learn any language.

[@kathahahn20]

I am learning how to code for a project... but... I struggle with logical thinking and evaluating tips from AI correctly, so I don't get lost into small technical details. Also I hate that feeling of loosing work quickly because of one tiny mistake or having to correct everything due to one minor decision. It is hard to stay on track. I got a project I have to finish but honestly, I am happy when this project is done.

[@san2ndacc]

the thumbnail of this video is so cool, man!

[@rishavghatak8228]

Eagerly waiting for keyboard unboxing

[@JaydenLi1993]

Nice choice of OLAP db at 0:38! :D

[@issamahmud-m7o]

this is 10 years my dream is software engineer

[@laghima8]

Love your wallpapers

[@Mohammad-tw7cq]

Great video. I saw your video on Honey Pot and it was cool to see that you were initially interested in physics and mathematics since that’s what I studied in university. 😊

[@withmarko]

Hey yes, I wish I had the luxury and the smarts to pursue those disciplines fully, but I hey, coding can still be a lot of fun! 😃

[@loremipsumamet]

the reason why i love programming because i curious with tech, when we can create or develop something it give me joy and Challenges like video games.

[@berhocode]

"create something from nothing". I Totaly agree!, Amazing work buddy keep going :)

[@MalamIbnMalam]

I was a software engineer but transitioned into an Escalations Engineer (just as challenging). I have a BS in Computer Science working on my Masters in Computer Science with a focus on AI/Machine Learning

[@sixtuber890]

You are my inspiration. I'm studying computer science, but I feel lost. I don't really know what to focus on. I hope that it will come in time and that I will succeed.

[@ak08gaming96]

I like the classic ambience ❤

[@ДмитрийСтепанов-ф1щ]

Я не знаю кто ты такой, первый раз смотрю видео с канала. Просто хочу сказать, что я как русский, изучающий английский, слышу других русских, старающихся говорить на английском))

[@samueladole6074]

You mentioned the reason why I chose software engineering at 1:38. Unlike Other Engineering disciplines, the tools to create a product are readily available unlike the Mechanical or Petroleum Engineering where the best you can do is patent a part of a technology, and still you can't easily fabricate it in your bedroom.

[@withmarko]

Yep, exactly. If you have an idea, you can create it 100% from start to finish. 👍

[@ryanshea4230]

Data scientist that loves both the coding and the math that comes with it. I love the ability to play with numbers and then be able to come up with predictions based off them. At the same time having the ability to write scripts in order to automate boring tasks in both my job and in day to day jobs is also very motivating. On top of that work life balance (at least at my company) is great.

[@vijetha_s_raju]

Where do you work?

[@ryanshea4230]

@@vijetha_s_raju I work at a sports analytics company. Because we’re a smaller firm I get to do a lot of engineering work even though it’s not explicit in my title. I get to work on completely different types projects in parallel which keeps me interested in what I’m doing.

[@vijetha_s_raju]

That sounds really interesting. I'm actually about to choose a specialization of CS and they are cyber security, data science and AIML. I would appreciate if you could tell me anything you know about them. Ps: I'm just really confused and there's no information in yt which could answer what exactly those fields mean. ​@@ryanshea4230

[@EduardoHenrique-nd1ro]

Another outstanding video, Marko! Thanks for sharing! Cheers from Brazil!

[@aj-lan284]

I loved that beautiful car!

[@SamFigueroa]

Care to make a dedicated video on that tool you created? I couldn't follow at all how that's supposed to work/make things easier. I like software engineering because of the problem solving aspect. It's an infinite field of puzzles to solve. Yes they can at times be frustrating or put pressure on you if there's a deadline looming, but in general it's fun to find solutions to these problems. Of course it's also neat to be able to customize everything in your digital life. Or physical life too if you combine it with microcontrollers ;)