Still listening 5 years later. I found this while in coding bootcamp in 2016, now I'm an engineer at Microsoft. This mix is still to this day one of my favorite programming mixes. THANK YOU!
That's awesome man! Happy to hear this one has served you well. Congrats on your career progression by the way! Always glad to hear others doing well. I've only recently gotten into a DevOps role so finally get to get my hands dirty in code again. And love it! Lol take care!
I found this a few days ago to help with studying for an assignment for a coding BootCamp I started 3 weeks ago! I hope I will become a software engineer one day, just like you!
kids these days saying i hacked satellites i hacked pentagon, HACKERS WILL NEVER TELL U THAT WORD IN PUBLIC.. they chose to be silent yet aggressive if u mess with them(hackers).. i cant call myself a hacker because i just learnt few languages and still uses tool..
This is good robotics engineering homework music. Thanks for not being like every other electronic musician who makes every song have that "Bum, bum, bum, bum, bumbumbumbumbumbumbumbum b-b-b-b-b-b-b-b-b-b-b-b--b BANNNNGGG"... every song man, I swear
warren010h Are we programmers more...mature somehow? Do we understand more than our fellow peers? ...I am alone in my school....no one knows Python and from what I can tell, I am the best at Java in my class..... *SO ALONE!!* *EVEN THE TEACHER ISN'T UP TO MY LEVEL!*
Chad robinson Everyone's better than the teacher in my class. No joke. He can't teach... but he's relaxed and is rarely strict. No one learns anything (in class) but they enjoy the class... it's weird.
NuclearJukebox My teacher has the same attitude, so does the class, but the class hardly does anything, I want to listen to music for motivation while programming (such as this track) but he doesn't allow it, since then he'd have to let the whole class listen to music. Aside from the teacher and a select few, I feel like the only one who does *any* programming.
megadrive - "converter" is literally a PERFECT SONG imo. every hair on my body stands up every time it comes on without fail. thank you so much for showing me it! the whole mix is fantastic but something about that song in particular just resonates with me. i honestly enjoy it so much i can't concentrate XD
"Huh, it's all really good stuff and very helpful to concentrate, but not exactly my cup of te-" *Megadrive starts playing* "You. I like you." Excellent mix!
Haha! That brought a chuckle. Thanks for that. Glad you like the list and the Megadrive usage. Hope the latest list(s) are a bit more to your tastes. If not, feel free to let me know what type music optimizes your cup of tea lol!
Wow, found a GREAT Unity tutorial on TH-cam... but listening him drone on and on started to make my eyes glaze over. Turn on this great mix in the background at 10% volume- now oddly epic. Great music for learning programming, too!
Another well done masterpiece that makes me feel like I'm a covert agent working on some super top secret code, when in reality I'm a try hard C++ coder. Love you bro. Keep it up.
Been using this playlist for about a year, to the point where I associate this with study time now. Thanks for this great study mix! Been using it to help me focus on paramedic school homework.
Still listening this masterpiece while Trading after 8 years in December 2022 and will listen the same until my last Breathe! This is the best cyberpunk soundtracks i came across.
Look... If you don't know how to code it doesn't excuse you from being ignorant. That is, have a look around the net for what actual "hackers" would listen to. This is FAR from what "hackers" would listen to. Only script kiddie wannabe's listen to this shit.
I found this playlist while working in my old job, started coding on my own in the evenings. Now 2.5 years later I am a Big Data Engineer and still listen to it
I listened to this every day in highschool when I had projects in CS and now I am almost in my 5th semester in CS and working part-time as a software developer. I Still love this ☕
seriously man. I think about this stuff. I think why can't I find a solid playlist for programming/cyberpunk concentration. You did it with your first video. I was like FINALLY. Now you've done it again. You and me man - we're on the same page.
Haha! Awesome, yea feels like I've brought a family who've thought the same together with these lists. Glad people are finding them sufficient. Thanks :D
I first came across this playlist back in 1792, when I was serf peasant harvesting beetroot for my Lord in eastern europe. Right now, I am a nobel-prize, grammy and olympic games winning multi-billionaire! THANK YOU!
This playlist helped me survive work at a previous company, and rediscovering it while working for my new company has helped me focus some days too. Thank you!
Happy to hear that man. I haven't done these list lately - and honestly, there are several channels that make really good ones. Definitely encourage you to also check them out. But I highly appreciate the comment and glad these have helped you.
Still the best. Whenever vocals are added into other videos out there, it distracts me and breaks my train of thought as I'm thinking scenarios out in my head. Thank you for this video.
@@WheatleyGLaDOS that's c not machine code here's a intel 8080 version: 21 0f 00 7e b7 ca 0e 00 d3 01 23 c3 03 00 76 48 65 6c 6c 6f 20 57 6f 72 6c 64 21 00 It's a simple algorithm that goes through where I stored "Hello World!" until it hits a zero in memory. first it loads the address into HL, then it moves the contents of address HL to the accumulator, then it compares A with 0 then it checks if it's zero (if it is then halt) then it displays the contents to output 01 then it increments HL and jumps back to moving the address to the accumulator
Haha, i've been listening to Solar Fields - almost exclusively - for a year now while coding and wanted to switch to something else. Searched for coding music and clicked this. Immediately thought I had damaged my brain so that all music sounded like Solar Fields when the first tune began to play :)
Well I will probably be writing code for another 40 years on a daily basis, so you gotta keep going :D Really helps me out with difficult problems in my code, thank you
Jeez, coming back to this playlist... I thought I had discovered it last year but 7 have passed instead. Can't believe it. Thanks man! and keep coding everyone!
Man... when I hear that Mirror's Edge song "Kate" it triggers some SERIOUS nostalgia for me. That takes me back to a time in my life when I had just graduated high school and I remember playing that video game on my PS3 in the afternoon on a hot summer day in my bedroom. Random side note.. the graphics in that game were so spectacular. Anyways... I remember being confused at that time in my life because I had just graduated high school and I did not know exactly what to do with my life... Things were rather simple but also chaotic at that time. And that particular game had such beautiful graphics and music that I was in awe the very first time I played it. Anyways, not exactly sure what all of this means but thank you so much for this Playlist. For us guys in our 20s and 30s. This Playlist triggers much nostalgia. Especially for the Half life tracks, Portal 2 track and for that Mirror's edge track. Man....that's when video games were.... VIDEO GAMES.... Cheers to you all.
I first discovered this a year after you posted it during my freshmen year of college. To this day its still my favourite 'get shit done' playlist. Thanks for making it.
I was listening to this while coding artificial intelligence in high school. Now I've uploaded my consciousness to the system and my thoughts conjure the code. I still listen to this. Thank you.
bro, it's been some months and your mix is still helping me concentrate!!! It's a mystery to me how 1 hr 5 min always passes without any distractions!!! #keepItUp #coding
Finally, System Shock 2's soundtrack it's perfect for programming. This is the first tiem I've seen someone put it in a compilation, so it's amazing. I could recognize it at once.
This is probably the best concentration/porgramming/design/etc playlist ever. I've tried listening to hundreds of playlists and I always default back here. Good shit. More like this one please!
Mike E Awesome man! Glad you enjoy this one. It's been a while since I've used this one myself but because of your comment I may just have a listen at work ☺
@@warren010h So this popped into my recommended feed a few minutes ago and I started listening again. Still good to this day! Hope all is well with you and your life. Cheers and be well!
I made a chatbot which replied sarcastically on facebook :D any question, it replied something like "fuck off" in my Slovak language... :D in python of course
archont Thanks for sharing that! Music like that also helps me. I'm just a background check away from starting work and I hope to be able to get back to programming on my off time soon so I will need fitting music! I will see if I can get some themes like this in the upcoming list!
warren010h hey whats up I'm an aspiring hacker/ programmer. I struggle with concentration although your channel has helped a bit. Are there any other methods you use for studying and if so can you tell us. Also what language are you most proficient with. I took a java and javascript course but it didn't really help I'm mostly self taught and I'm hoping to go back to school. I know this is a lot but do you have any advice for an aspiring it major.
jay'sup Howdy man! Well, not exactly. Studying for me for the past few years in college has mainly been putting a little music in my ears in a nice quiet non-distracting environment. When it came to studying and programming for me, I'd probably be sitting at a table after class from like 4 or 5pm until 1 or 2 am.. Would knock other assignments out the way quick as I could to spend as much time as I could programming; which in plenty cases only led me to debugging and managing to get 1 small piece of code functional lol. So "time" i'd say is your best asset when you're still green (I still am). Time, consistency and efficient programming/study sessions is what's going to boost your productivity. Eliminate the distractions and get in that zone. A lot of college students don't want to accept sitting down for extended hours and give up after 30 or 40 minutes. No, for me, i stayed there long as I needed; but then, I didn't have a job or much of a social life so it was easy for me lol. I'm most proficient in Java, but I'm trying not to make that the big focus; rather, I want my mind to be proficient on the underlying meat of programming and how things interact (If that makes any sense). That's one reason I've decided to focus more on the math. I think once you learn how to program, you'll be able to apply those principles across the different languages after you get accustomed to their differences in uses and syntax. If you look through the comments, you'll find guys who know worlds ahead of what I know regarding programming, but what I can tell you is, learning to program is going to take time and effort as with anything (unless it just comes naturally which unfortunately for me, wasn't the case lol). Being self taught is great. Most of what you learn won't be what you're taught in courses anyway; it'll be what you learn in the time YOU put into it. Lets see, I'd say I put in an average of 7 hours per day studying. I majored in CIS so not all those hours went towards IT related things, some towards business courses. But, during the lucky semesters, most was IT related. Overall, the best advice I can give you, although it may be a bit general, is put TIME into it. Make sacrifices where you can and go at it! I followed the saying, "work hard now, play hard later" throughout college.Though I've graduated, I find that I still have to study hard lol.
Really like this mix and part 1, too, which I consider to be the most effective studying music on YT. Thanks for putting this together, warren010h! You have great taste.
I first played this game in 2000, (System Shock track reference) late at night. It was terrifying and amazing. I replayed it about two years ago and it had not lost any of its punch. Just found this!! So awesome.
This is used to be my fav track while coding 6-7 years back. Now a solutions architect but still listening to it even after so many years :D for some reason really helps me focus. nice one warren010h
It's been more than two years now, and I keep comming back. Your compilation has guided me through my most frustrating hours of coding. Thank you, @warren010h.
Used to hear this a lot during my Masters in computer science. Now I moved on from coding, enrolled in medical school but still uses this to study for exams (= thanks for the awesome compilation
Hey man I am doing my Masters in CS right now but always had an affinity for healthcare too. How did you transition to it? Did you work in the software industry at all?
@@taekwondoman2D hey! I worked as a C++ software engineer for about 9 months in a mid sized company, but honestly didn't like it at all. I really didn't see any value on the product I was working on. I then decided to pursue the medical career as I feel it is more rewarding, though it requires learning a whole new way of working - mainly because most medical schools have extremely traditional teaching methods, which do not work for me at all. The transition was all about revisiting high school subjects for the general admission exam we have in Brazil. I love computer science, though, and still code small demos of anything I find interesting e.g. physical simulations, emulators and so on
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The music from Half Life injects focus and energy into my brain muscles. BTW My favorite parts here: 01:25 : Half Life 2 - "Violation Dubstep Remix" 21:04 : Plasma3Music - "Reconstructing Science Remix" 40:28 : Lost Years - "Converter"
I don't even remember when I found this for the first time. The video was uploaded 9 years ago, I started coding about 8 years ago and at some early point of these years when I was teen I found this. Still coding while listening to this.
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When you get around the parental firewall so you can go onto the adult Roblox server
Still listening 5 years later. I found this while in coding bootcamp in 2016, now I'm an engineer at Microsoft. This mix is still to this day one of my favorite programming mixes. THANK YOU!
That's awesome man! Happy to hear this one has served you well. Congrats on your career progression by the way! Always glad to hear others doing well. I've only recently gotten into a DevOps role so finally get to get my hands dirty in code again. And love it! Lol take care!
I’m in the same situation hahahahah 4yrs ago I found this when I was training for a competitive programming contest and it’s my favorite playlist
Wow 5 years, take my reply
I found this a few days ago to help with studying for an assignment for a coding BootCamp I started 3 weeks ago! I hope I will become a software engineer one day, just like you!
Still listening this music from time to time while coding my second game.
This is the most intense playlist I've ever some across. It gives me that cyberpunk feel and really kicks my desire to procrastinate.
If it's kicking the desire to procrastinate away, then awesome. If not, then, mission failed lol.
For a sec, I almost thought you said "desire to kick my prostate".
@@matthewtorres8860 More recent, okay. Procrastination excels. Think.
If you don't know it, I'm going to recommend "surfing on the sine waves" by Polygon Window(aka Aphex Twin)
Good that it's not "my desre to procrastinate kicks in"
I've been coding to this since I was 11 and now I'm a computer science student at university and I still love this playlist. Thank you so much!!
kids these days saying i hacked satellites i hacked pentagon, HACKERS WILL NEVER TELL U THAT WORD IN PUBLIC.. they chose to be silent yet aggressive if u mess with them(hackers).. i cant call myself a hacker because i just learnt few languages and still uses tool..
When you use Tor for the first time
You made my day bro xD
Lmao xD
hahahahahaha that's me when I first found SilkRoad v.1.0 back in the day!
ajajajaj!
when write hello world in html and become a programming expert
I checked your entire description to make sure all those curly brackets were closed. They were, I salute.
+MrQwerty2524 Second to last line in description: "Please like, and share the video :)" closes the open parenthesis.
***** No, that´s a smiley face in a string.
***** I was joking about the use of quotation marks. ")" is a string, not a parenthesis.
+MrQwerty2524 Im familiar with strings. But yea I see what you mean now since I put it in quotes.
+Kai Wen They're not curly brackets! Still, nice observation ;)
This is good robotics engineering homework music. Thanks for not being like every other electronic musician who makes every song have that "Bum, bum, bum, bum, bumbumbumbumbumbumbumbum b-b-b-b-b-b-b-b-b-b-b-b--b BANNNNGGG"... every song man, I swear
Started listening to this my freshman year of college. I just graduated with an engineering degree. Thank you for this masterpiece ♥
just hacked the pentagon
They actually have a bug bounty program, so that probably happened a few times.
they have like sattelites in space that even before u breach a firewall they know where u are
AqUa HORIzON hackerone.com/blog/hack-the-pentagon-results
yes i got it
hahahahahhahahaha
I like how programmers comment mature comments in this video, and how everybody is trying to help everyone out. It's the same community :D
marijn degen I so agree with you man. A lot of the comments on these videos I find VERY very informative and helpful myself!!! Love the community :)
warren010h Are we programmers more...mature somehow?
Do we understand more than our fellow peers?
...I am alone in my school....no one knows Python and from what I can tell, I am the best at Java in my class.....
*SO ALONE!!*
*EVEN THE TEACHER ISN'T UP TO MY LEVEL!*
***** Well, that is *your* opinion, it is just my point of view, I don't *feel or say* I'm better than everyone.
Chad robinson Everyone's better than the teacher in my class. No joke. He can't teach... but he's relaxed and is rarely strict. No one learns anything (in class) but they enjoy the class... it's weird.
NuclearJukebox My teacher has the same attitude, so does the class, but the class hardly does anything, I want to listen to music for motivation while programming (such as this track) but he doesn't allow it, since then he'd have to let the whole class listen to music. Aside from the teacher and a select few, I feel like the only one who does *any* programming.
megadrive - "converter" is literally a PERFECT SONG imo. every hair on my body stands up every time it comes on without fail. thank you so much for showing me it! the whole mix is fantastic but something about that song in particular just resonates with me. i honestly enjoy it so much i can't concentrate XD
The same. And feel like teleported to another place in the Universe.
Yeah it's the best
all his stuff is fucking amazing
"Huh, it's all really good stuff and very helpful to concentrate, but not exactly my cup of te-"
*Megadrive starts playing*
"You. I like you."
Excellent mix!
Haha! That brought a chuckle. Thanks for that. Glad you like the list and the Megadrive usage. Hope the latest list(s) are a bit more to your tastes. If not, feel free to let me know what type music optimizes your cup of tea lol!
No worries man, the lists are absolutely fantastic, and thank you for making them. It's good music, I just very much like/recognize Megadrive.
Oh ok awesome! Thanks!
Dude, this playlist is awesome! All code debugged, closing development, compiling, and deploying in production in 3...2...1... fire in the hole!
stop reading comments and go on coding!
Haha! I love you
Mike Hamer
damn you got me :P
but my Attributes must not be static and they're driving me crazy..............
got it, made an instance of the class
just hacked into the fifth dimension
For some reason I can only concentrate when listening to this music. It's like a drug.
I got 8 pages of homework done in an hour and thirty minutes.
When you explore the deep web for the first time......
*Takes 7 adderal
*Phone rings
*Answer
*Voice: Hello Neo, I need you to listen to me very carefully
lmfao nice mr robot reference
Rob Finally someone gets it!
Noe, follow dem white rabbitz
mr robot and matrix reference . you're my senpai
The matrix has you. . .
Follow the white rabbit. . .
Knock, knock. . .
😎💚
Found this playlist during my coding bootcamp 2021. Over a year later graduated and I still listen to it
That's awesome Marie! Congrats on finishing the bootcamp! Glad the list has been of use!
Wow, found a GREAT Unity tutorial on TH-cam... but listening him drone on and on started to make my eyes glaze over. Turn on this great mix in the background at 10% volume- now oddly epic. Great music for learning programming, too!
Another well done masterpiece that makes me feel like I'm a covert agent working on some super top secret code, when in reality I'm a try hard C++ coder. Love you bro. Keep it up.
I've never related to a comment more.
Been using this playlist for about a year, to the point where I associate this with study time now. Thanks for this great study mix! Been using it to help me focus on paramedic school homework.
Still listening this masterpiece while Trading after 8 years in December 2022 and will listen the same until my last Breathe! This is the best cyberpunk soundtracks i came across.
Love listening to this while I'm doing my Linux/Unix Admin homework. Thank you for the upload! :D
Started listening to this before I met Morpheus. Now I am the chosen one of the matrix. Thanks so much!
A system failure has never been so exciting. It put me in an optimistic mood: from now, the harder the bug, the more fun the adventure.
"HACK LIKE THE COPS ARE AFTER YOU"
Oh wait, I don't even know how to code.
+CubKits As if that's an excuse to be ignorant?
Cadde Huh?
+PuresG1ft Oh. That's a pretty shitty thing to say.
CubKits
well, he worded it more nicely, didn´t he? I just tried to translate to stupid.
Look... If you don't know how to code it doesn't excuse you from being ignorant.
That is, have a look around the net for what actual "hackers" would listen to.
This is FAR from what "hackers" would listen to. Only script kiddie wannabe's listen to this shit.
I found this playlist while working in my old job, started coding on my own in the evenings. Now 2.5 years later I am a Big Data Engineer and still listen to it
I listened to this every day in highschool when I had projects in CS and now I am almost in my 5th semester in CS and working part-time as a software developer. I Still love this ☕
seriously man. I think about this stuff. I think why can't I find a solid playlist for programming/cyberpunk concentration. You did it with your first video. I was like FINALLY. Now you've done it again. You and me man - we're on the same page.
Haha! Awesome, yea feels like I've brought a family who've thought the same together with these lists. Glad people are finding them sufficient. Thanks :D
I first came across this playlist back in 1792, when I was serf peasant harvesting beetroot for my Lord in eastern europe. Right now, I am a nobel-prize, grammy and olympic games winning multi-billionaire! THANK YOU!
Shut up.
Ah ha I think you are telling fibs, where did you get the batteries for your cassette recorder in 1792?
@@AthelstanEngland Bagdad, imported from ye merchante ships.
@@seancharles1595 lol
Found it after ages. Happy new year!
This playlist helped me survive work at a previous company, and rediscovering it while working for my new company has helped me focus some days too. Thank you!
Happy to hear that man. I haven't done these list lately - and honestly, there are several channels that make really good ones. Definitely encourage you to also check them out. But I highly appreciate the comment and glad these have helped you.
NSA bumping to these tracks as they hack all your accounts haha
Ezra Rubenstein it's not hacking if they have backdoor access. It's like how going into your house with a key isn't breaking and entering.
Haha true!
NSA doesn't create the backdoors, they discover the backdoors that were placed there by the manufacture programmers. Therefore it's hacking.
LOL
Still the best. Whenever vocals are added into other videos out there, it distracts me and breaks my train of thought as I'm thinking scenarios out in my head. Thank you for this video.
For sure Adam! Glad you enjoy these. Been a while since I've done one but another soon if I can find quality music for it 😊
When coding hello world program in machine code.
Oh boi.
#include
using namespace std;
int main () {
cout
@@WheatleyGLaDOS that's c not machine code
here's a intel 8080 version:
21 0f 00 7e b7 ca 0e 00 d3 01 23 c3 03 00 76 48 65 6c 6c 6f 20 57 6f 72 6c 64 21 00
It's a simple algorithm that goes through where I stored "Hello World!" until it hits a zero in memory.
first it loads the address into HL,
then it moves the contents of address HL to the accumulator,
then it compares A with 0
then it checks if it's zero (if it is then halt)
then it displays the contents to output 01
then it increments HL and jumps back to moving the address to the accumulator
Haha, i've been listening to Solar Fields - almost exclusively - for a year now while coding and wanted to switch to something else. Searched for coding music and clicked this. Immediately thought I had damaged my brain so that all music sounded like Solar Fields when the first tune began to play :)
Well I will probably be writing code for another 40 years on a daily basis, so you gotta keep going :D
Really helps me out with difficult problems in my code, thank you
Jeez, coming back to this playlist... I thought I had discovered it last year but 7 have passed instead. Can't believe it. Thanks man! and keep coding everyone!
i just broke default tp link router password to this
thank you very much!
The time has come to manipulate the virtual landscape...
and make myself a digital throne.
Im a Indie Developer and i want to say... Thank you :D
Nice! Always good to hear from professionals :D lol. And no problem!
Don´t even bother to apologize, I wouldn´t mind having to watch half-an-hour add to listen to this masterpiece. (All of them)
When you have an exam tomorrow and you start to study at twelve o'clock... HERE WE GO AGAIN Part 1-2-3
When you're installing a pirated game.
fucking hell these keygen tunes made my ears bleed!!
SO TRUE
Slothronaut *Use BitTorrent client to download Mirror Software.
+Theo Valentino You must have really sensitive ears then.
Those keygen songs were darn awesome. Kept it in the background often times.
Music for programming exists? Thats awesome
Sergei Saal Isn't it awesome? We're so special we have our own genre. ( ^c^)
PolyMe
Yea :D
+PolyMe this sounds like IDM or experimental, no different.
+animegame100 *EDM
Man... when I hear that Mirror's Edge song "Kate" it triggers some SERIOUS nostalgia for me. That takes me back to a time in my life when I had just graduated high school and I remember playing that video game on my PS3 in the afternoon on a hot summer day in my bedroom. Random side note.. the graphics in that game were so spectacular. Anyways... I remember being confused at that time in my life because I had just graduated high school and I did not know exactly what to do with my life... Things were rather simple but also chaotic at that time. And that particular game had such beautiful graphics and music that I was in awe the very first time I played it. Anyways, not exactly sure what all of this means but thank you so much for this Playlist. For us guys in our 20s and 30s. This Playlist triggers much nostalgia. Especially for the Half life tracks, Portal 2 track and for that Mirror's edge track. Man....that's when video games were.... VIDEO GAMES.... Cheers to you all.
Thanks a lot for putting this together! I've already listened to this playlist an unhealthy amount of times.
I’m glad I came across this video way back. Mega drive is badass.
Thank you so much for this music :D
I'm always searching for programming music. And this is absolute what I needed!!
You're very welcome. Glad it works for you. Crazy how much your comment has given me a boost to get up for work lol. So I thank you as well.
I started doing programming last week and this is just what I needed. Thanks a lot for this awesome music!
Who else is here in 2022 STILL listening to Warren's collection? Love this stuff and it's helped me get my work done for years.
Great playlist. This beats your first imo. I've started every day this week listening to this. Can't wait for part 3 :D
Kool thanks! Yea it should be fun searching for good enough material for part 3 haha ;D
I first discovered this a year after you posted it during my freshmen year of college. To this day its still my favourite 'get shit done' playlist. Thanks for making it.
Your 4 compilations are like the best on youtube
for me after a couple years since I've found it I think this is by far the best set ever made for deep focus
As soon as I start playing the music, I figured out how to write the 5th function! Thanks lol
Woah, great!!! I know I'm very late on replying but glad it helped :)
10 years later, this is still my favorite playlist to listen to while working and programming.
What kids play when they open up inspect element or see someone leave the library computer with their Facebook still logged in.
@@jayfaraday1176 script kiddie
@@hackdom3411 Never claimed to be good. I just said those two were my best.
@@jayfaraday1176 its a prank bro
maybe its something we should hide from the masses *but I devoted myself to the POLICY OF TRUTH of DM* at an early age
I was listening to this while coding artificial intelligence in high school. Now I've uploaded my consciousness to the system and my thoughts conjure the code. I still listen to this. Thank you.
Thanks for this buddy.
I started listening to this on my Cyber Security journey.
I got employed this week as a cyber security analyst.
That is awesome man!! Congrats! Great and very engaging field to be in! Wishijg you well on your career!
bro, it's been some months and your mix is still helping me concentrate!!! It's a mystery to me how 1 hr 5 min always passes without any distractions!!! #keepItUp #coding
Awesome man! Glad it's of benefit to you. Make sure you check out the latest ☺
yeah!!! just doing that.. on autoplay mode!! ;-) :-) thanks
man, great compilation! From start to end is What I Have Been Looking For Years !!!
Part 3: Concentration \ Programming Music 011 (Part 3)
Finally, System Shock 2's soundtrack it's perfect for programming. This is the first tiem I've seen someone put it in a compilation, so it's amazing. I could recognize it at once.
I love this, as well as part one. Great job. This works for studying as well, when classical music isn't bad-ass enough. Thanks for your good work!
Haha, thanks! Yea I use them when reading/studying myself. Hopefully the next one can be as effective as these 2 :)
This is probably the best concentration/porgramming/design/etc playlist ever. I've tried listening to hundreds of playlists and I always default back here. Good shit. More like this one please!
Mike E Awesome man! Glad you enjoy this one. It's been a while since I've used this one myself but because of your comment I may just have a listen at work ☺
@@warren010h So this popped into my recommended feed a few minutes ago and I started listening again. Still good to this day! Hope all is well with you and your life. Cheers and be well!
Headphones on! Kali Linux blazing ;)
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Oh hello F Society, mah naem is Ellet Oldursen and I run Kek Society (K Society)
Nice man, kail is good :) you USB booting it?
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Try out blackarch linux. You will find that it runs faster and that it contains a considerable amount more tools than kali. (includes kali tools)
I'm graduating at Agronomic Engineering and this is helping me more than you think.
Thanks a lot dude, keep it up the good work.
Fala amigo ! So para avisar que sua playlist sempre toca aqui no escritorio durante o trabalho ! Saudações do Brasil !
After 10 years I still come back to this, my ground zero. Senior data scientist now 🙏
now I can program in python to this sound
That was EXACTLY what I was doing! x3
Can you teach me how to ? I am only good with Java :(
Take some python lessons in CodeCademy.
I made a chatbot which replied sarcastically on facebook :D any question, it replied something like "fuck off" in my Slovak language... :D in python of course
Java is a bit better but Python is amaizing aswelll
From all of your programming music videos/mix, i think this is the best one. But i like every single one, but this one the most.
I graduate in a few weeks so I plan to begin on Part 4 very soon!! Just an update to those wondering lol.
thanks, awesome! :)
archont Thanks for sharing that! Music like that also helps me. I'm just a background check away from starting work and I hope to be able to get back to programming on my off time soon so I will need fitting music! I will see if I can get some themes like this in the upcoming list!
warren010h hey whats up I'm an aspiring hacker/ programmer. I struggle with concentration although your channel has helped a bit. Are there any other methods you use for studying and if so can you tell us. Also what language are you most proficient with. I took a java and javascript course but it didn't really help I'm mostly self taught and I'm hoping to go back to school. I know this is a lot but do you have any advice for an aspiring it major.
warren010h Oh yeah how much studying would you put in on a typical day or week during a regular semester?
jay'sup Howdy man! Well, not exactly. Studying for me for the past few years in college has mainly been putting a little music in my ears in a nice quiet non-distracting environment. When it came to studying and programming for me, I'd probably be sitting at a table after class from like 4 or 5pm until 1 or 2 am.. Would knock other assignments out the way quick as I could to spend as much time as I could programming; which in plenty cases only led me to debugging and managing to get 1 small piece of code functional lol. So "time" i'd say is your best asset when you're still green (I still am). Time, consistency and efficient programming/study sessions is what's going to boost your productivity. Eliminate the distractions and get in that zone. A lot of college students don't want to accept sitting down for extended hours and give up after 30 or 40 minutes. No, for me, i stayed there long as I needed; but then, I didn't have a job or much of a social life so it was easy for me lol.
I'm most proficient in Java, but I'm trying not to make that the big focus; rather, I want my mind to be proficient on the underlying meat of programming and how things interact (If that makes any sense). That's one reason I've decided to focus more on the math. I think once you learn how to program, you'll be able to apply those principles across the different languages after you get accustomed to their differences in uses and syntax.
If you look through the comments, you'll find guys who know worlds ahead of what I know regarding programming, but what I can tell you is, learning to program is going to take time and effort as with anything (unless it just comes naturally which unfortunately for me, wasn't the case lol). Being self taught is great. Most of what you learn won't be what you're taught in courses anyway; it'll be what you learn in the time YOU put into it.
Lets see, I'd say I put in an average of 7 hours per day studying. I majored in CIS so not all those hours went towards IT related things, some towards business courses. But, during the lucky semesters, most was IT related.
Overall, the best advice I can give you, although it may be a bit general, is put TIME into it. Make sacrifices where you can and go at it! I followed the saying, "work hard now, play hard later" throughout college.Though I've graduated, I find that I still have to study hard lol.
That converter is a banger!
Really like this mix and part 1, too, which I consider to be the most effective studying music on YT. Thanks for putting this together, warren010h! You have great taste.
Thank you also man. Very glad you find the list to be effective! Just trying to help fellow studiers/workers out there :)
I first played this game in 2000, (System Shock track reference) late at night. It was terrifying and amazing. I replayed it about two years ago and it had not lost any of its punch. Just found this!! So awesome.
This guy is a legend.
The best mix ever created, I am still listening to this.
The Half Life 2 -Violation Dubstep Remix is definitely my favorite :)
me too)
This is used to be my fav track while coding 6-7 years back. Now a solutions architect but still listening to it even after so many years :D for some reason really helps me focus. nice one warren010h
The perfect music for work. Thanks for this. :)
Glad it works for you :)
I played Hacknet hearing this, now I'm on Uplink, and again I'm here! great selection!
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It's been more than two years now, and I keep comming back. Your compilation has guided me through my most frustrating hours of coding. Thank you, @warren010h.
Really?
Really.
Used to hear this a lot during my Masters in computer science. Now I moved on from coding, enrolled in medical school but still uses this to study for exams (= thanks for the awesome compilation
Hey man I am doing my Masters in CS right now but always had an affinity for healthcare too. How did you transition to it? Did you work in the software industry at all?
@@taekwondoman2D hey! I worked as a C++ software engineer for about 9 months in a mid sized company, but honestly didn't like it at all. I really didn't see any value on the product I was working on. I then decided to pursue the medical career as I feel it is more rewarding, though it requires learning a whole new way of working - mainly because most medical schools have extremely traditional teaching methods, which do not work for me at all. The transition was all about revisiting high school subjects for the general admission exam we have in Brazil. I love computer science, though, and still code small demos of anything I find interesting e.g. physical simulations, emulators and so on
Despite programming is only a hobby I still love it ❤
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i didn't know system shock 2's music was pretty old fashioned rave/techno im in love thanks for introducing me to it
Hello, warren010h,
Would you be so kind as to produce more of these videos? It seems that I and a lot more people enjoy listenning to them. Thank you.
Thanks! Yea for that reason, another is to come! :)
I used to listen to this about 8 years ago as a student - Nostalgia is kicking! Good job.
So Good. Makes the time fly !! In The Zone!
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This is perfect. Thank you. Not a coder nor hacker, but photo editor. This is just the juiciness I need to gear me up! Thank you!
The music from Half Life injects focus and energy into my brain muscles.
BTW My favorite parts here:
01:25 : Half Life 2 - "Violation Dubstep Remix"
21:04 : Plasma3Music - "Reconstructing Science Remix"
40:28 : Lost Years - "Converter"
I don't even remember when I found this for the first time. The video was uploaded 9 years ago, I started coding about 8 years ago and at some early point of these years when I was teen I found this. Still coding while listening to this.
Nice mix. Good for coding to.
A God among Gods. Thank You for this Track. It carried me through my Assembly patching years. [ for TA Universe ].
With this music, I was able to...
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I don't know what button to click half the time on my computer, but I love this music and it went nicely with my exercises this afternoon. Enjoyed it.