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My top 3 books, all of which I have read multiple times in full length and each of which are incredibly inspiring in their own way. I wouldn‘t recommend short form of these. It takes the whole book to actually get the message in my opinion. - The comfort crisis by Michael Easter. This is my favorite book ever. Fun to read and super motivating to work on yourself. If you are looking for motivation and a guide to finally put your phone aside and deal with yourself, your mental and physical health. - How to win friends by Dale Carnegie. An old book that is still valid today. It makes you question your behavior towards other people and shows how far you can get with simply being kind - How to get things done by David Allen. A concept to finally clear up your head, bring structure into all the little tasks of life that subconsciously stress you. I can highly recommend all of these books. They have changed my life and have made a big contribution to my professional success and mental health. Hopefully they will help someone else too.

U r funny..... How confident u R.... 😂😂🎉

Starting out I felt like making videos because I couldn't program very well.

I tend to disagree with this position. Those who are passionate about coding and have 10+ years of experience should write content when possible. Breaks are important but this does not come at the expense of writing content, good content. There is so much garbage out there and if we don't write content when we have gathered the experience and the pain over the years, we are just being selfish. Now, not everyone should write, some are having a job and love to do music, hiking, or cooking. I'm talking to the passionate developers who encounter resistance and self-doubt when thinking about writing. Development styles and principles are highly opinionated and lead to less quality content. As a mentor, I encourage my developer students to start writing on social media their experience and their lessons. I believe that if we would share more, we would all benefit from it.

I'm 27 and 2 months ago I left my call center job because I felt completely empty and stuck. I took that job because in Latin America you earn much more that way than practicing your profession, but it became unbearable. I got the opportunity to enter a bootcamp funded by a foreign organization and I thought I wasn't going to be chosen, but I was. I've been learning html, css and js for 1 and a half month. Today we had our first hackathon and it was an overwhelming, challenging and exciting experience. I'm so tired, I ended up wondering if this is really for me because it's so hard. I may think I'm being too optimistic about becoming a developer. Your video came to me at the right time, it's not easy but I won't give up, thank you!

hey man this is life changing, having long term vision is key I'm 19 right now, and after 3 yrs i'll be 22 AND a software engineer

great video!

What an inspirational journey.

for me its actually the opposite, creating videos takes a lot of time, time that id rather spend engineering software and building projects.

still everything is very accurate :)

please lets get one thing straight C++ and C# lower level languages ,and python is not harder that then, if were talking compile time , C++ & C# are faster than python and are way harder to learn!!

On my team, when hiring, we ask the dev to solve some small code problems, and we actually review their answers in a small code review, to see how they handle their room to improve

Truly inspiring story!

I love programming, I have 40+ years of daily programming. I've written code in practically every language and architecture, from kernel to websites, I've done it all, and I'm literally the best programmer I know. I wrote a lot of content, until the wave of toxicity began to dominate the internet, then I stopped, because it's too tiring to bear people's hate. I think "react" was the end of the line, after "scrum", "agile" and "react", programming became a very unpleasant thing.

You missed the opportunity to say "because they didn't sign up for today's sponsor"

I am self proclaimed the greatest programmer who breathed air I can tell you the answer I don’t have time I don’t have time energy or inclination to discuss programming matters with wannabes. It’s programming not coding or development as in real estate or photography

19:22 and 22:53 seems to be the same thing, or is the user data for Nginx server the unique thing in 22:53?

10 min un-skipabble add of gemini ! Wtf

Such a helpful tutorial! I like how you teach so that we can learn from the documentation!

I tried applying th 5 seconds rule after reading the book but I didn't follow it through.

I have fullstack knowledge, and my background is network system, but i have not had aws and real lab with cloud all of i have about cloud just a theory, can i apply for a possition for that, need you guys some advices

I found this video helpful! Excellent!

the tools are never really the question. we can learn and gather whatever tools we need.... the issue is the morality, using those tools in a moral ethical progressive way. 1) this is over looked by many people at the start of career building. substituted for needing to make "money". 2) look at the tech brahs and bankers that end up leaving after accumulating enough wealth to check out from those industries. they burned their souls from both ends for too long. we really need people to consider the paradigm shift of what a good "job" is. what work needs to be done to make a more perfect union, make progressive moves for the general wealth fare of everyone and everything.

Sitting in a library in my week leave, this is inspiring. 3 Years here we go!

I can't think about five books but here are my favorite authors : Alexandre Dumas, J.R.R. Tolkien, Isaac Asimov, Chuck Palahniuk. You can pick their best-sellers, they have many.

I'm a "grad educated developer"; you autodidact developers are welcome. The main difference I think is mainly on how you have got the information and how you made your lab projects (programming tests). But, in the university you also got friends and a society to grasp more intense information than just from the lectures, so that would be the best pro. But the uni is just merely a quick start of your career in software, the more you do IT the more you know ;) Do all your projects like someone paid you to do it. And what would you like to see in the code if you where a stranger to maintain the code?

Thanks, you're right.

Excellent video. Always a pleasure to listen to. Thanks a lot man

Sir, I am in a dilemma between choosing '100 Days of Code' by Dr Angela Yu and 'The Complete Python Bootcamp' by Jose Portilla. Please kindly pick one for me!!

How many hours a week did you dedicate?

1. The Magic of Recluce by L. E. Modesitt Jr. -- you need to read the whole series. 2. Tuesday's With Morrie by Mitch Albom -- and anything else he has written. 3. State Of Fear by Michael Crichton -- entertaining and maybe educational. 4. Memory Man by David Baldacci -- main character is named Decker. 5. The Templar Legacy by Steve Berry -- Cotton Malone series.

Nice, clean and super useful.

Was it the Personal MBA book that led you to cash out your 401(k)?

AI will do the jobs, we will all be farmers again, working in nature and love animals <3

Great video ... thank you for this! Maybe you can do an updated version with ChatGPT 4o having just come out.

Top book that changed my life: Mathematical Methods for Physics and Engineering by Riley, Hobson, and Bence.

I am currently deep diving into Deep Learning using PyTorch. I started Python about 4 years ago to plant the seed for AI growth to add to my 30 years of app development. It is true that there are a multitude of functions in torch.nn and sklearn with endless match functions used to train a model and work with neural networks. I hope to be able to return to my fastAPI Python NFL app and level up the use of player/team statistics with some cool projections/predictions. I've tapped into this low code discussion. Sadly chatGPT suggests that low code will allow DEI in coding so that non App Developers can code. From my experiences people in a company other than App Developers don't want to be bothered. Take 'Content Management' for example. This is really a great place for people in a company to control the details of what they want to include and the language and accuracy, legal matters and more. However they often pushed that back on the App Developer. Just being lazy or just overwhelmed with work and don't have time for it. I again point to the human factor as the problem with suggesting low code. I also don't want low code efforts pushed into the code base that compromises the code base and spreads problems from efforts that don't have tight QA or testing controls.

I'm scheduled to take my AZ-900 Friday. I don't understand how it could be open book when its a Proctored exam thu PearsonVue

I take notes on almost all of your videos. Thank you so much for the valuable content! I've added all the books mentioned here to my wishlist. Red Rising and Musashi, in particular, are new to me and I'm excited to check them out. Here are my top 5 favorite books: The One Thing 48 Laws of Power How to Win Friends and Influence People The Alchemist Anything by Grant Cardone

why does it have to be books and not podcasts, youtube videos, etc? are the same ideas never shared there? and before you say YT is trash, we’re all here on this guy’s youtube video. is his message not it? i’d take books with just as big a grain of salt as any content medium.

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Read what’s valuable, some much money and time are wasted by book readers preaching this crap while reading drivel, reading the hunger games won’t help you anymore then listening to a podcast

You are very inspiring

You're the best!

You're the most professional Tech influencer I follow. Thanks for the continued inspiration.👍

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thanks you opened my eye i like working a lot but recently i encounter burnout but now i will carry on thanks a lot

The Devil in the White City.

Inspiring. Thanks

Great story! Thanks for sharing it.