im starting to learn to code, and I'm also going to university this year for software engineering and you really helpt me choose my path and I want to thank you for that. keep on making videos I love watching your content!
Not a regular commenter, but bro, this video had me pumped! So much energy, inspiration, and passion! Loved the vibes, music choice👌, and editing. Informative with visuals, videos, real-life examples. Can't wait for more! 🙌🔥
I really needed this motivation to build something meaningful and put on my resume unlike common projects so that I can apply for internships in my sophomore year
0:17: 🎮 The video is about the speaker's experience with hackathons and how they learned to create cool projects. 2:37: 📹 The video discusses the use of IBM Watson to analyze live video feeds and notify users of potential dangers. 5:14: 🔧 The speaker discusses their experience using AWS and Unity to create a Sandstorm effect for a virtual reality project. 7:59: 🏢 The speaker recommends taking coding courses and building projects within 24-48 hours to demo to judges at hackathons. 10:33: 🤣 Two roommates jokingly argue about their performance at a hackathon. Recap by Tammy AI
Bro watching this made me so excited to go to a hackathon. I don’t know if it’s just they way you share your stories or what but damn does it seem fun. I’m definitely going to try to have as much fun as you this coming semester
Is it possible for someone like me who is majoring in a completely unrelated field to break into tech through uni related events like hackathons, classes, and meetups? I plan on minoring in CS and I’m currently self learning through the Odin project. I just know that if I switch to majoring in CS now I won’t be able to graduate on time which is why I’m in this position.
yes, I did it as a chem/bioeE major, you can def do it. If you really start enjoying SWE while you're a student I'd def try to land an internship before you graduate/consider doing a CS minor, or even adding a 5th year just to give an extra opportunity to apply for internships before you graduate. I pivoted into CS (self-studying) after graduating and landed a job so it's def possible! but its a lot easier without internship, but I know from friends who did similar pivots before graduating that it's way easier if you get an internship or two under your belt!
saying u are a very experienced hacker is just dunning kruger lmao, its just totatlly against the hacker spirit to believe such thing and just cringe to say it to other ppl
