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You my friend are an honest man, but I feel like you are rushing as you speak, what I mean is that I think you are speaking slightly too quickly, slow the pace a little bit and I think it'll be awesome, (It is great video with clear points and good show, but just slower the pace a bit)

I am ambitious to learn programming but I am lazy.

3:18 please make a video. if you already did, please let us know.

Great video, Can you please clarify what you said at this time 1:42, " to break complex problems into smal???? manageable pieces"

I can code a bit. But when it comes to problem solving I tend to skip it. What should I do?

Thank you so much! Sometimes TH-cam makes amazing recommendations on FYP

Man this is exactly what I wanted! Even tried to make this type of stuff myself but I always second guessed my choices organizing things. Order, structure, how make this stuff in a way that doesn't hinder progress or mixes up concepts, organizing what topics to learn.

Obsidian is what i use and it has been great

Thank you man, can you share the spreadsheet this will help me a lot.

Thanks thats a interesting way to structure the learning process.

Can you share the spreadsheet also make a video on how you're utilising flashcards

Maybe play for Arsenal, Dennis?

yep im learning programming im mainly interested in generative AI and Agents and using AI models.

been a dev for decades and I wouldn't recommend programming to anyone these days. LLM's currently write better code than around 95% of the people I've worked with if you know how to prompt them. What this means is that people who can do the business side of things, who also know Computer Science will be doing the programming more and more leaving much less room for programmers who aren't computer scientists. Which is the 5-10 year prospect at best, because eventually LLM's will probably get good enough to not require the CS part. Unless you mix your programming with something physical like electrical engineering, you're cooked.

Thank you bro, and sharing the spreadsheet would be good. Also, it will be helpful if you can share specific resources to learn the topics so we cannot get into tutorial hell. Thank you...

This is a great layout. I can attest to the benefits of programming!

Something about this video that instantly resonated with me (more than just the title). Something in the content (idk what) made me instantly press the subscribe button. Keep making such videos!!! Cheers!!!!!

Thanks, bro! What's the name of the app or platform you're using to write on?

Cool ass channel baby !

its probably the most difficult thing for lazy people to learn, at the slightest set back you'll want to quit. The learning curve is too steep for "lazy" people

Thanks dude, you made a good work. Though i think video is a little bit too short, i mean you talked quickly. Ofcourse there was nothing superfluous, but still its unusual to hear 4 minutes long video with only valuable information and no bla-bla .

Great video mate!

my guy..... when i've read the title, i was like: it's either a snake oil or a click bait. hahaha. you've crushed the title in a first second with a hard reality. short and to the point. keep it up. cheers

Thanks brother❤

This is awesome, thank you so much for articulating your thoughts with helpful visuals.

Rust is about to be timeless programming language.

Nice video! You really should focus more on yourself than the graphic, this isnt a PowerPoint presentation its a youtube video, nobody is going to want to watch a powerpoint presentation. But as a new youtuber you will inevitably learn what to do and what not to do. Good luck :)

For reference, the concept of "The Dip" was introduced by the author Seth Godin. Thank you for watching.

super good video thank you so much

Thanks for sharing! I'm going through Basic Economics by Thomas Sowell and was looking for a good follow-up book, so your recommendations appeared at the right time :)

Please ignore the mention of '4 books'-I actually picked 3. This video isn’t too serious and a quick one, but I wanted to share these books. Thanks for watching.

hey shall we create a community with us your subscribers and you or whoever is interested and take some coding goal and communicate as, what I think people are falling to phine addiction is because they lack enjoyable company with work they want to do and hence life turns boring

i'd subscribe but im not a coder so dont wanna ruin your algorithm but good video

My first programming language was C, and thanks to it I fell in love with programming and computer science. I don't know if any other language would have had the same effect. Still using it more than 15 years latef 😅

As somebody who has tried and failed to learn how to program time and time again, I am now convinced that C should be everyone's first language.

How to get actual interviews?

Being a GenZ I would totally agree with the points you have made. Idk why I clicked in this video by I am glad to do it and would do it again.❤

good thought

idk why youtube gave me your video. I just wanted to tell you -good job! Absolutely right thoughts! Have a nice day! Hello from Chicago =)

Awesome video bro, what's the software that you use to make this slide?

you should learn hindi first

I know JavaScript and Java, still can't get an interview

did you forget to mention about c#? It's in the timeless category I suppose.

I think we should learn how a language work. then just know the differences between each languages. By doing this you can learn almost all of the language out there.