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@@Caro-dh9ql thanks for watching/subscribing! Usually you form your own groups just by posting on the class forums with what you are looking for and time zones. You can usually specify how you like to communicate and join groups with other classmates that have the same learning/communication style.

Thank you we love him too lol

Good catch! It is the same initial bass pattern but in a different key, though the rest of the song deviates into its own animal. BTW this song is out NOW on Spotify/Apple Music if you want to hear how the rest of it goes and is called "Between the Lines" by Kids Table! 👀

@@bryan_truong love the low key plug to the song lol

@@ComRadOO1 haha thanks man, it ain't easy out here being a small indie band and getting people to listen to your music lol

Haha yeah it has that same bass pattern! BTW this song is out NOW on Spotify/Apple Music if you want to hear how the rest of it goes and is called "Between the Lines" by Kids Table! 👀

Was waiting for this comment! You have good taste- so far a lot of people have been saying that it sounds like wii music/recroom, jaja dingdong, and steely dan, but Song for my Father is the one song that I actually knew when we wrote this song. BTW our song in this Short is out and is called "Between the Lines" by Kids Table if you want to check it out 👀

yeah that 1-5-5 bass pattern is something I very frequently play with bossa jazz standards- we wanted to play homage to that style but the rest of the song unravels into more of a pop/rock song. If you're curious what the rest of our song ended up sounding like, check it out on streaming- it's called "Between the Lines" by Kids Table!

Jon b I know your music trash

Good call-out! It's the same bass pattern at the start but the rest of the songs are pretty different. If you're curious what the rest of our song ended up sounding like, check it out on streaming- it's called "Between the Lines" by Kids Table 👀

haha sorry to disappoint but that's a high bar to live up to 🤣! If you're curious what the rest of our song ended up sounding like, check it out on streaming- it's called "Between the Lines" by Kids Table

Haha thank you !🫡 Be sure to check out the full song/finished product on spotify/apple music. It's called "Between the Lines" by Kids Table (you can get to it from here if you don't want to search it linktr.ee/kidstabletheband)

@@normalwhiteguy1555 haha yeah we channeled that energy, but the rest of the song takes a twist! Check out the full song on streaming: linktr.ee/kidstabletheband

@ sounds good 👍🏻

Absolutely- same 1-5-5 pattern!

If you're interested to hear the rest of the song we JUST put it out on spotify/apple music- it's called "Between the Lines" and our band is called "Kids Table" 👀

DO IT BROTHER

@@sarahhenshaw5752 yep we put it out two days ago it’s called “Between the Lines”!

@@caidenhepfer227 thank you 🫡 check us out on Spotify/Apple Music! This song is called “between the lines” and our band is called kids table!

@@oliver_fpe663 I’m not sure what this means but I’ll take it as a compliment lol

@@bryan_truongthis song is almost identical to the rec room background music song name: first impressions

@themicroprobe ahhh thanks I was wondering what that meant! Yeah same bass intro. The rest of our song is pretty different though- you should check it out! It’s called “Between the lines” by kids table on streaming

We are called "Kids Table" and this song "Between the Lines" is out now on Spotify/streaming! Our band links are at linktr.ee/kidstabletheband

Absolutely. I love walking around the neighborhood

haha tried to be subtle about it

@@jamestruong264 absolutely! paying per load was getting expensive after a while too

it's mostly just because the laundry machine is so small- each load can only fit around two days of clothes for two people. When I had a normal size washer and dryer I would just do laundry once a week/week and half lol

You can do it! Just will take time to break into the industry

sadly yes, though the cafeteria food is slightly discounted. And now that I work remotely for Microsoft, I have to pay for all my food 🤣 be sure to check out my other videos since I have a day-in-the-life video now that I am working for Microsoft remotely and living in Washington DC!

Absolutely electric

I don’t have one yet! But subscribe and I might do one soon- I’ll at it to the backlog of potential videos. I think you should take note of the different specializations offered specifically for OMSCS and what is required. You do have a lot of electives so you can learn about things outside of the required specialization courses that you are pursuing.

I'm sure it didn't hurt, but I don't think it was because I won- in my cohort (this was back in 2019), the vast majority of interns got return offers (regardless of how they did in the hackathon/if they even participated in it)

Glad you enjoyed! Thanks so much for watching and commenting :)

I do think it helped because of the knowledge and experiences that I got from it. It helped being conversational with the hiring manager that I knew what OpenAI was (this was back in April 2022 before ChatGPT, so it wasn't that widely known yet), and I had gotten exposure to their open source libraries through OMSCS. If I had the discipline to do personal projects related to ML and self study, I probably could have gotten it as well, but I don't think I would have the discipline to do it myself outside of a program.

@@pbxmy4521 yeah that would be super interesting! I agree resumes are antiquated and nowadays LinkedIn is basically the same thing

Thanks for watching! Be sure to sub since I’ve got some more tech videos planned post-omscs

Thanks man, I appreciate the feedback! I was worried about people getting bored/the video getting too long, but I'll keep that in mind next time I do another "Coffee with _____ Software Engineer" video!

@@BarbaraPrice-s1p yep agreed. Just a little bit less legacy than ibm lol

@@cameronyap0710 gotta put her to work

Thank you so much!

@@gellumingsupermage I never followed a specific course or tutorial. I think the best way to learn is to just tinker and watch specific tutorials ad hoc as you encounter something to want to do!