Thanks for sharing this. This year I have a plan to take uni because currently I am self taught programmer, in some point I want to take related major with my Job. I think I will take Information system
Great video! Two years into my info systems degree, my uni offers an emphasis for it in either web development, cybersecurity, or data engineering. Great degree in my opinion as someone who is business minded but also really into coding/tech.
@@takethepillingodwetrust1510 if its your dream to study it go for it! everyone is capable as long as they work hard and give their best to achieve their dreams :)
Feels like you become an EM without knowing what it takes to be an EM. It’s very obvious that you will not have more time to code etc. it feels to me like you took a blunt decision but not it’s not anything extraordinary that led you to take this decision to move back to Individual contributor.
Hey, I'm currently a highschool student in Australia and I'm aiming to be going to Monash Uni. I really want to do a double degree with Engineering paired with something else. I'm not sure which would be better to pair it with it or cs? Also what would your adivice for chosing a major be? For CS it would just be advanced computer science. But for IT there are cybersecurity, software development, games, and business ? Thank you so much!
I know the video is old but it’d appreciate if you got back to me. I’m currently considering enrolling in an Information Systems program, and I wanted to get your thoughts on whether it would be sufficient for diving into natural language processing and AI. The program covers a range of topics including programming languages like Python and Java, database management systems, system analysis and design, and even dedicated courses on artificial intelligence and expert systems. Do you think these courses would provide a solid foundation for someone interested in natural language processing and AI? I value your expertise and would love to hear your insights on this.
Great video. I'm going thru the EXACT thing. 2 years and I hate being a manager. I used to love my work, now I dread it daily. It's time to step back to what I loved doing. THANKS!
Nice details and breakdown...Now with all these ports, do they share bandwidth or are the all independent and each will get the full 10Gbit/s or 40Gbit/s. In other words, If I connect 2 TB4 cables will the ports share and now I am down to 20GBits/s? Thank you...
Nice details and breakdown...Now with all these ports, do they share bandwidth or are the all independent and each will get the full 10Gbit/s or 40Gbit/s. In other words, If I connect 2 TB4 cables will the ports share and now I am down to 20GBits/s? Thank you...
Looks like I'm about a year late to the party, so you may already have the answer, but I have a half-theory as to why your Samsung T5 SSD was faster through the Element than when plugged directly into your MacBook Pro: the Element supports USB 3.2 (apparently through both the USB-A ports and the Thunderbolt 4 ports), whereas my MacBook Pro (and I'm guessing yours) only supports up to USB 3.1 through its Thunderbolt 4 ports. In theory, this would let you gain more speed out of Samsung's T7 and T9 SSDs. However, I think the T5 only supports up to USB 3.1...so that's why this is just a half-theory.😅 I'm not a coder, but I discovered your video while looking for reviews after purchasing the Element at a Black Friday/Cyber Monday discount. Your video was great; I found the effects enjoyable, and in your review, you really seemed to put the Element through its paces. Despite not being a member of your target audience, I found the video useful. Thanks!
Caldigit TS4 has ports for microphone and headphone, and SD cards. These ports are irrelevant to my needs. I would rather have two Element hubs than both one Element hub and TS4 dock. I only wish the Element has 4 Thunderbolt 4 ports and 3 USB 4 ports rather than 3 Thunderbolt 4 and 4 USB 4 ports.
One downside to a dock is that is constantly charges your laptop and you can't turn off this charging if you need to use your devices. This is a MAJOR pitfall because it will keep your battery always charging when plugged in and cause overvolting/overcharging which will lower your battery's lifespan significantly. This is why I typically prefer hubs to docks, because I can use my devices and disconnect my charger from the laptop for a bit so as to let it discharge and not cause battery damage by having it constantly charging all the time.
I think you've pretty much convinced me to go with the TS4; Thank you. I do have a question that has always bugged me. How can I eliminate the need to waste a USB socket for my mouse whether corded or cordless. Seems like I always have another device that wants to connect, but the mouse is using the last port. (I hate touchpads)
Hi. I am thinking of doing computer science at university. I have severe stammering issue so I am looking for a good career where I do not have to verbally communicate a lot with clients. Do you reckon computer science degree would be suitable for me as a person who stammers? Thanks 😊
Yes, don't do a Bachelor of Information Systems in Australia. I got a Grade Point Average (GPA) of Distinction; only succeeded by High Distinction. I got a Higher Education Debt for my degree. Then, I got harassed and hounded online for almost twenty years, I got forced to work in a toxic workplace that lied about career prospects using bait & switch and dangling the carrot. Then, when I spoke with people who are representatives of government and non-profit organisations in Australian Community, nothing happened. Australia now has a terrible track record for workplace harrassment and bullying. I would not suggest studying or working in Australia; you'll only get exploited.
Here is what I want to know. Can I attach 2 or more monitors. Allow the mac to go to sleep then wake up without completely rearranging every window. I have the OWC dock and have completely disabled sleeping on my m2 ultra and run screen savers because EVERY SINGLE TIME it wakes from sleep my windows are in completely new places.
Thank your for sharing your experience and choosing what you felt was the best for you. Amazing video 🎉 Maybe I will be able to meet you in person soon, I applied to Canva in Sydney recently 😊
