It is amazing to see how many opportunities high schoolers have that were not available in my 1980s high school years. Back then programming was a niche skill and the only learning tool was books. If you think cold emailing for opportunities is difficult think about cold calling from a desktop land line. Sunny has amazing maturity way beyond his years. Would be great to get a Gen-X on the podcast to talk about college and early career back in the day.
I really am taking a liking to your new "podcast" style videos. however, after watching this one as well as the one with your brother, it seems that although they did work hard to get to the positions/jobs they are in now, they were always naturally academically and/or mathematically gifted (for example, your brother was valedictorian, and sunny is no doubt a math prodigy). to see an an incredibly hard worker with average intelligence get into these positions would be nice for a change. would love to see this kind of person on the podcast if you have any in mind Anyways, love this episode! were your thumbnails inspired by "Diary of a CEO"?
podcasts like that don't exist because that simply doesn't happen unless there is some nepotism at play or something of that nature. the whole point of these extremely competitive and limited positions is that they are selecting for the most fabulously intelligent candidates in the world.
yo know thats a good questions can someone starting later at like 17 18 in some years get to that level they have been doing math comps since middle school so can u really attribute it all to talent they just started wayeariler than most
Wow Bro ❤, So happy to see you have grown so well in youtube and doing these podcast discussions . My heart says you will be a successful person like "Ali Abdaal" one day soon growing to million subscribers soon in future. My best wishes with you ❤
So happy this showed up on my recommended! As a rising computer science major myself, I'm still figuring out my interests in machine learning, quantitative finance, and research and hearing Sunny's story really broadened my perspective of the work that computer science majors do today. Awesome content; you've just gained a new subscriber. :)
next time you have someone like sunny please ask more questions about the research they did. Especially, if it is related to tech AI and machine learning. I was very interested in what kind of research he did. what problems he worked on. what problems he faced and how he overcame them. his favorite part of research. why he likes research. what progress me made in his research. etc. Also if you could interview PHD students you know from berkeley from eecs, mathematics, and statistics that would also be very interesting since berkeley and its faculty is at the forefront of those fields and in machine learning.
I think this is a good example of watching who you're taking advice from. While he is intelligent he's still a bachelor's student and not a billionaire CEO or the next Elon Musk. I was enjoying as long as he told his story but no need of shoving so much advice on topics you barely know about.
Of course, but once you get to the real world this stuff doesn’t matter, I’ve worked with IITians in the USA and to be honest they weren’t anything crazy (still good though)
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annoying animal let the guy speak
Me and sunny did research together at Stanford CSAIL, I learned more just watching him program than I did in 2 internships. Super chill dude too
It is amazing to see how many opportunities high schoolers have that were not available in my 1980s high school years. Back then programming was a niche skill and the only learning tool was books. If you think cold emailing for opportunities is difficult think about cold calling from a desktop land line. Sunny has amazing maturity way beyond his years. Would be great to get a Gen-X on the podcast to talk about college and early career back in the day.
Its also amazing how the competition scaled, compared to the old days
I really am taking a liking to your new "podcast" style videos. however, after watching this one as well as the one with your brother, it seems that although they did work hard to get to the positions/jobs they are in now, they were always naturally academically and/or mathematically gifted (for example, your brother was valedictorian, and sunny is no doubt a math prodigy). to see an an incredibly hard worker with average intelligence get into these positions would be nice for a change. would love to see this kind of person on the podcast if you have any in mind
Anyways, love this episode! were your thumbnails inspired by "Diary of a CEO"?
podcasts like that don't exist because that simply doesn't happen unless there is some nepotism at play or something of that nature. the whole point of these extremely competitive and limited positions is that they are selecting for the most fabulously intelligent candidates in the world.
Even if you're not mathematically gifted, you can always talk high level math courses.
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yo know thats a good questions can someone starting later at like 17 18 in some years get to that level they have been doing math comps since middle school so can u really attribute it all to talent they just started wayeariler than most
Wow Bro ❤, So happy to see you have grown so well in youtube and doing these podcast discussions .
My heart says you will be a successful person like "Ali Abdaal" one day soon growing to million subscribers soon in future.
My best wishes with you ❤
keep it up! enjoyed these last two episodes
Incredible to see someone prioritize their passion over a huge offer. Truly inspiring!
Man I love this podcast. Just pure amazing content. Keep it up!
So happy this showed up on my recommended! As a rising computer science major myself, I'm still figuring out my interests in machine learning, quantitative finance, and research and hearing Sunny's story really broadened my perspective of the work that computer science majors do today. Awesome content; you've just gained a new subscriber. :)
This channel is awesome!
Engaging discussion!
amazing content as allwasys keep it up!
love your stuff
The legend sunny
nice podcast
next time you have someone like sunny please ask more questions about the research they did. Especially, if it is related to tech AI and machine learning. I was very interested in what kind of research he did. what problems he worked on. what problems he faced and how he overcame them. his favorite part of research. why he likes research. what progress me made in his research. etc. Also if you could interview PHD students you know from berkeley from eecs, mathematics, and statistics that would also be very interesting since berkeley and its faculty is at the forefront of those fields and in machine learning.
yeah sunny!!
An Asian guy good at math?! Wow that's REALLY rare. Hard to believe this video only has 7k views lol
Tough video!
my goat -> Wunny
This is my goat. Sunny (W) Sahu
Sunny
are these people reaally exist?
hes playing life in 4d
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7200D 17:00
Wow I thought I was good at math 😔
No Saar
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bc ye 22 saal ka nahi 30+ lag raha
Of course hes indian
I think this is a good example of watching who you're taking advice from.
While he is intelligent he's still a bachelor's student and not a billionaire CEO or the next Elon Musk. I was enjoying as long as he told his story but no need of shoving so much advice on topics you barely know about.
What topic did he give advice on that he barely knows about?
Shut up Martin he solos ur bloodline
He has literally no experience or worthy achievements in startups than what's the point of asking him for advice?
Lol so this is what Pjeets flex about.
IITians will eat you alive in terms of math .........THERES DIFF. BETWEEN SAT TOPPER AND IIT JEE TOPPER
Iitians don't compare to him
Of course, but once you get to the real world this stuff doesn’t matter, I’ve worked with IITians in the USA and to be honest they weren’t anything crazy (still good though)