All right, Cool.

I can't hear anything, So I'm not sure.

Exactly.

Have life.

Shame works this technology stuff.

You know, I don't really know much about it.

You know, last time I did live from actual had a goal of what I want to talk about.

But this time I'm just hanging out.

I was gonna make a video today, but sad to live stream instead.

Yeah.

I don't know what the delay is from the real time to the video to jet, so there's a little bit of delay going on here, but I see that audio is working now.

Says good chest filling up fast.

You got to make sure if you'll tell us any questions here that I'll be able to hit it.

I've also been messing with these output output settings When it comes to he's output settings, when it comes over, Yes.

I got to make sure it all works right.

Was of the ash from India.

Lot of con Sean.

Okay, Boomer, let's of RG by Hunter.

All right, cool.

A our house.

I was development coming along.

It's not it's not having done.

I was development in a while.

Now, Junior, you're not gonna vision, do you?

Hang out and help me get this.

No doubt to deploy through Roku.

I didn't even use a note.

Have don't lots of love from the UK Your videos help me secure my first software.

Deb job six months ago is a Web developer.

Many things, No problems like Dragon.

I'm glad I could help.

What's up, Eggar?

Carson Hassan.

Portugal would be really cool is if I could see on this where all y'all are tuning in from.

So I know there's a lot of people from India, United States north and south of here in Canada and Mexico, down in Brazil, Portugal and pretty cool to see where everyone's from.

Arkansas.

Another Portugal.

Dublin, Ireland.

So y'all are y'all been celebrating since his weekend, Huh?

American Cowboy couldn't get it done.

That is, if you paid attention to USC.

How's the coffee going?

Covers going good, Really?

There's a bag of coffee right back there that to keep back there, you know, keep that aroma in the room, but coffee's going good.

Thank you for asking.

I'm Computer Science Student College.

What are the most important languages to learn I have only been taught java well, for whatever you want to do, that's gonna be the most point language before you're doing right now.

Spoke some computer science.

Then whatever language they're teaching you in computer science to get the best grades to be able to learn the most estimates support.

Because higher you can get in one language, the easier it'll be able to go on laterally and learn C plus plus from Java or even python from Java or any other language.

So make a little bit easier as you go through, as long as you learn one language and then transfer instead of learning the basics of each everyone.

Bryce Bolton, you're from Peng.

Go to That's Ryan from Blackwater now, but close enough.

How many applications you expect from plant to 100 online?

How many applications do you expect from flying to 100?

Online?

Do you mean how many responses of your applications?

It depends.

Did you cater those resumes to the job you're applying to, or did you just have one generic resume and say Here, take it.

Take it.

Take it.

Take it.

Take it.

If you just said here, take it.

Take it.

That may be one.

Maybe none.

Maybe too, if you're lucky.

But if you catered the resume towards every single job you got that you apply to, then a better chance.

Knots Island.

Yeah, my buddy.

Nobody lives out there and not silent.

A few friends over there.

Nuts Island, Virginia, Virginia side or North Carolina side?

Probably probably North Carolina, Brazilian and Netherlands.

Boring old North Texas.

Uh, man, this is cool.

I like this.

Even though it's the only time I ever stream.

Do you play video games?

Greetings from Greece.

It's almost 1 a.m. here.

Yeah.

I used to play when I was in like, middle school.

Called the Duty Moment.

Referred to on Xbox, of course.

And in a play, Water Warcraft.

We didn't really tell many people that played that time, but I don't really care about talking about it now and then.

I play fortnight sometimes not too much anymore.

You're for Blackwater, man.

Straight out of red Red.

Dead redemption, huh?

I'm from you.

Not read.

I'm from Red Dead Redemption.

So I guess that makes sense.

C++ worth learning in 2020 yet?

Java, Scotland?

No, I just really like Java.

I'm biased.

But Colin, I mean, seems like that's a move when it comes to Ah, like Andrew Development, how many jobs did you apply to before getting a job?

You got out of college?

Well, the thing is, the way I got my job when it came out of college when I came out of college is from an internship I had while I was in college.

So before I really had the time to start applying to a bunch of different jobs, was already in communication with the owner of the company for the job that I got when I graduate from college that I held for up until the second half of last year.

So not much.

But if we actually want to answer that question in a real way, more realistic way.

How many job, How many internships that I applied before I got the internship that led to that job seven or eight.

And I got two of those internships that I applied to out of those seven or eight your your channel, help my change careers and get my first Deb job in without a degree without having a degree pretty cool.

You know, as wild as I remember, my dad was talking to me.

He knows this owner of Ah, I don't know.

Maybe it has to be software development, I think is the owner CEO something of this sulfur development firm, if you will.

Let's just pretend that's what the person who owns.

And that guy said that his best.

So for developers are the guys that are self taught because those are the people.

At least that's what he thinks.

Those were the people who actually get whatever needs to be done done because they're genuinely interested in learning.

A lot of people go to college just to get a college degree in or to get a job.

Not always.

Because they're genuinely interested in learning.

Take without what you will.

Ron.

Farce Run.

Yeah.

Haven't heard that one before.

All right, I've seen it.

I've seen your three Converse, sir.

N c Bryce.

I see something on the web.

Vilma.

Student in the Netherlands.

I got my first part time react Jazz job.

Thank you for inspiring me.

Not a problem.

Congrats on Congrats on the job.

React Js get to it.

What projects are you playing on building fun, artificial intelligence projects, machine learning, if you will.

Interns and temps or some of the best hires I can agree.

Coating phase.

What's up, man?

What do you like more webbed?

Ever mobile.

APS?

Uh huh.

I like both different facets of them really interests me.

The reason I got into the mobile, Devlin like, off the get because it is less confusing.

I was development.

You're gonna be coding and swift as the language ex good as the I d.

And you're gonna be putting up on the APP store When it came to wed Development.

I'm like, look at all these different technologies and text editors and 90 years and I could be using gonna have to do the back and in front.

And there's a lot more that went into it, at least in my mind that I was leaning on mobile APS off the gate.

But now what?

I did him a job was straight up full stack development, everything from front and back in database and in between.

And I think, whether I think Web apps yeah, C sharp for games C plus plus for the rest coating.

Jesus, I address this innit?

Another video.

You'd be surprised if you didn't see that video.

How many people comment about how I look like Jesus?

The beard and hair.

Okay.

What has been a favorite project?

You worked until date?

Um, probably this artificial intelligence sudoku solver that I created because I went ahead and created the game and then went ahead and created the algorithms in order to solve the game.

And that was a lot of fun.

And I have really loved the Joker's when I was younger, I did them all the time.

So just to be able to kind of have that come full circle and integrated into coating that was a lot of fun.

Maybe I'm maybe that's also recency bias.

Because while I did that, the ree years ago, maybe maybe two years now two or three years ago will say I've been doing a lot of artificial intelligence work lately.

So recency bias Israel thing.

So considering them in tow, artificial intelligence again, that that's probably why I answered it like I did motivation for coding, please.

Well, motivation I have for coding is just have fun while doing it.

Here's a thing when it comes to coding.

Sometimes you don't feel motivated, even though you know you like coding One night, you know, you may know you have phone back your head, go ahead and sit down working a little problem for 5 10 minutes.

Next thing you know, an hour's going by and you've been getting to work.

But I like to say it's less motivation.

Maur discipline.

If you want to get something done and you gotta make get part of your daily routine part of your life, that this is what I got to do.

Like people who go to the gym, they make sure that they go to the gym every single day or every other day, or whatever their schedule is to make sure that they get everything done that they need to get done.

Well, a.

I learned to code.

I don't know.

I don't know if supposedly there are application.

There's artificial intelligence that are already creating their own APS under Amazon.

I've heard that through the grapevine, don't know how true that is.

Don't know if it's online, never looked into it, but maybe they already are coating, But can they change?

Their own code?

Is a whole other question, in my opinion, because having something that could be able to write code okay, that's still wild.

But that's a little bit more plausible than having a program and artificial intelligence being able to change its own code in order to be able to do basically whatever it wants.

It is, is Python the only way to a I and machine learning?

Ah, lot of people do python.

A lot of people like Python.

I created a few things with Python, but again I'm biased.

I like Java been doing a lot of, ah, looking into processing.

It's like a what's the best way to describe this is like the It's like a layer over top of Java in order to get into like a Maur visualizing aspect of artificial intelligence in the programs that you write, who are We are here and we need help.

I don't know what that means to sell for engineer, require math or math literacy.

Certain aspects of it, Yeah, deep learning.

Yeah, that applies.

When I was, uh, just saying it just it just I don't know.

It's it's interesting when it comes to how far we think these things can go and how far they actually can go.

Do you think that team treehouse tech degrees we're pursuing I don't know if they could teach you how to do what they're technically says, then my guess.

So I don't let me take a step back.

I hope what I just said.

But I'm not sure that the degree itself will hold any weight for applying to jobs.

I think that the stuff that you learn in the projects that you build and put on your resume in portfolio will help you get a job.

I'm sorry, my injured job class in two weeks.

Do you have any advice?

If you're in, like, a college or something, then I would say for advice, Look into if you have a book that you read the chapters try to get ahead.

Whatever material that you're gonna be learning, I know a little bit harder if you're just starting off into coding.

So when you enter the semester, try to be ahead of the schedule.

If you know you're gonna talk about variables or functions in the next class, then read up on him, read upon a chapter that you're about to learn because while if you read up on it off the get, you may not understand it.