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@StefanMischook 3 года назад

The dislikes on this video are clearly because of my long lush locks.

@MichaelImo 3 года назад

its just not fair :(

@radouane5591 3 года назад

No dislikes so far :)

@_timestamp 3 года назад

@@radouane5591 3 dislikes so far :)

@StefanMischook 3 года назад

@@_timestamp 3 Ruby devs. They live in the Bay area.

@franciscomagalhaes7457 3 года назад

You have to admit, sensei, pretty balsy to link a TechLead video after the whole algoexpert thing...

@bruhmoment3731 3 года назад

I hope TechLead sees this video and leaves a comment (as a millionaire)

@danielhughes3758 3 года назад

Your comment had me laughing quite hard. Hilarious! 😂

@GuRuGeorge03 3 года назад

I doubt it (as a non-millionaire)

@eli007s 3 года назад

I’m a penny-naire you don’t see me going around promoting it geez 🙄

@enacku 3 года назад

TechLead lives with his mom, think he's going to leave his own youtube page to come here?

@bruhmoment3731 3 года назад

@@enacku I hate to be pedantic but he actually lives with his mom *as a millionaire*

@iancuvlad7368 3 года назад

3:22 "We'll take jQuery on Amazon to create a Wordpress theme", I died.

@tokiomutex4148 3 года назад

Mr. Brain: segmentation fault: core dumped

@franciscomagalhaes7457 3 года назад

"If AWS or Google cloud can't handle the load, we can even go to GoDaddy" Ded

@iancuvlad7368 3 года назад

@@franciscomagalhaes7457 Lol

@aogunnaike 3 года назад

😂

@bmujeeb 3 года назад

Sharding Access Database .. WTF

@greenparksandblueskies9099 3 года назад

Working in tech for over 20 years I have always found the quiet, strong work ethic guys the most helpful in developing my skills. I have met so many who shoot their mouths off in meetings, bamboozling the audience with random tech terms. On the job itself, in front of the customer, its these guys you struggle the most!

@DukeLe35 3 года назад

OMG, this is so TRUE!!!

@mitjed 3 года назад

I also noticed that, then they dont want to be developers but managers or boss

@muhammadsalikin3886 3 года назад

Facts

@yawmanuel9758 2 года назад

@@mitjed hahahaha.....very very true bro. Once a tech startup company hired me to help build their website for them, and it was a disaster. For the Project manager was an acclaimed software engineer who lured me to believe he is a software pro with his tech jargons.....until we started the project then I realised he is not even a beginner, he just knows the tech terms. Such people always want to be tech project managers too.

@HSMAdvisor 3 года назад

"If AWS can't handle it we will go to godaddy" Aww c'mon!

@315tmoney 3 года назад

I'm glad I wasn't the only one who caught that lol. I heard him say "godaddy" and I'm just like: "...nah wtf, does he have a sponsorship with them? Was that a segway?" lmao

@beng2620 3 года назад

@@315tmoney no he just giving example of his friend's nonsensical talking with tech jargon. He actually didn't mean it

@JPilsonSumbo 3 года назад

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@SheikhYourbutty 3 года назад

If AWS can't handle it we will go to the sugardaddy

@dhupee 3 года назад

Explain that to me, since I'm not software engineer

@0xnpctim 3 года назад

This is why I use the minimal amount of jargon possible. Communication is meant to be clear and almost every idea can be explained simply. Using a lot a jargon is a red flag.

@MagnusAnand 3 года назад

Depends on who you talk with. Another programmer? Use jargon if possible. It helps to make a point

@LordPrometheous 3 года назад

@@MagnusAnand Yeah, always important to know your audience. Anyone outside of IT, just keep everything at an 8th grade level to save time and aggravation.

@bennoreuter4393 3 года назад

That's why you are poor

@harleyspeedthrust4013 3 года назад

@@bennoreuter4393 he's obviously richer than you in heart and mind

@harleyspeedthrust4013 2 года назад

@American Hero take a moment to ask yourself, is it really a leap? It isn't characteristic of good people to assume that a stranger is poor and proceed to tell them. The point could have been better conveyed without calling the op poor.

@roystoliday3624 3 года назад

When I started the most successful well respected dev I worked with told me his secret was to always keep code simple above all. This advice has kept me in software for 30 years.

@branlang6878 3 года назад

Sir, could you please share what is your principle of simple code? There is fifty shades of "simple code" I came across :D one letter variables could be considered simple by some and unnatural by others.

@roystoliday3624 3 года назад

Hey Bran. By simple I mean imagine coming back to your code in 2 years. Would you understand what it is doing without debugging it? Quite opposite to one letter variables 😁 I find verbose and descriptive names best. Easy to read but a little less efficient pays back time after time because your code WILL need to change. I favour wordy and readable over compact and flashy new techniques.

@roystoliday3624 3 года назад

I share your experience Greg. My first ever coding job I worked with a dev who delighted in writing cryptic baffling code because they were utterly relied upon and wanted to preserve their job into retirement. It worked. Pity whoever replaced them and inherited the work.

@shanmukh111 3 года назад

I guess it's not that easy. It's a skill.

@rethardotv5874 2 года назад

Make Code do one thing and this one thing well

@jamesli395 3 года назад

The way you were just listing languages and services was hilarious. I'd burst out laughing if somebody started talking like that

@sethk7645 3 года назад

I was actually laughing out loud while eating breakfast. I'm lucky the eggs I was chewing didn't go flying everywhere.

@SunriseLAW 3 года назад

TechLead is a comedian who accurately jokes about various topics. It is extreme satire and sarcasm mixed with shameless self-promotion.

@delanmorstik7619 3 года назад

And wisdom.

@VividElites 3 года назад

Yeah but as a millionaire

@StillRooneyStarcraft 3 года назад

And stealing other people's work and trying to silent people who mention it. Just google techlead tren black.

@blo0mfilter868 3 года назад

@@StillRooneyStarcraft that's in the past. People admitted it was overblown and only matt tran was at fault

@Luixxxd1 3 года назад

@@mythbuster6126 he sold his face muscles at a profit

@jamal_R 3 года назад

“You’ll get caught! But you may get caught after you made a ton of money and then you’re good” - thanks! that’s all I needed to know.

@GingerMaster6875 3 года назад

Frauds normally get caught.n it normally doesnt last long.our reputations follow us around thankfully.

@dunamisbacchus 3 года назад

Lol I lost it at MS Access database 🤣

@John_Smith__ 3 года назад

The best part there was "if we need to Scale up the system " ...

@webcrawler8244 3 года назад

TechLead is a top tier troll. Luv that man

@Bm23CC 3 года назад

Academics do this all the time. That's why academic books are mind-numbing.

@Chris-fh3qv 3 года назад

I know right! They mention a term once and then abbreviate it into an acronym.

@patrickoliveira8705 3 года назад

They do, but within certain contexts, specialized terminology is used to define and compress composed concepts, and once you understand it is actually easier to read. This is particularly so in mathematics or any field that makes heavy use of mathematics. Of course it will be mind-numbing before you have the necessary months or years of study to actually know what they are talking about. There are (non-academic) books that are easier to read, and they are adequate for certain purposes, but you won't build an OS or a system for numerical prediction of weather from the ground up by following medium tutorials.

@fitnesspoint2006 3 года назад

@@Chris-fh3qv The term will always be found in the first paragraph or page where it was abbreviated, this saves time and space instead of constantly rewriting the long form. This is common knowledge if you had a formal education.

@fitnesspoint2006 3 года назад

But academics know more and are smarter than you

@harleyspeedthrust4013 3 года назад

Academics are full of themselves and believe themselves to be smarter than everyone else. They also feel the need to express their superior intelligence at every opportunity, because what else would they have to show for all the money and time they spent getting their degrees? Case in point: Shoshanna Cohen in the comments above mine, who is likely a graduate student or a recent graduate and has assimilated the typical arrogant attitude of her superiors.

@harmonicresonanceproject 3 года назад

In England there is a great saying [maybe other places too] - "baffle them with bullshit"

@mr.wellman702 3 года назад

the only times I use higher level tech jargon in whatever profession is to communicate more complex thoughts with other professionals in said field, usually I talk like I'm 5 years old because it clearer communication.

@saw235 2 года назад

Why use big word if small word do trick.

@Lp-ze1tg Год назад

My god you described the guy who did exactly what my former IT director used to do. All he did was to have a short one on one meeting with our developer and asked the developer to explained the existing topology of the IT environment in the company then he googled the terms. He went on different meetings to B.S his way out for recognition. He even came to our department and bragged about his ability of lying. He said his lie was so convincing that even the IT expert can be fooled by him.

@Meleeman011 3 года назад

i can't believe people like that actually exist. this cured my imposter syndrome lol

@void_star_void 3 года назад

It's one of his best videos in a long time

@MariutaMihaiDan 3 года назад

A pleasure listening to you as usual, Stefan!

@dedelabinouze5110 3 года назад

I knew a guy like that at my previous job, and i would go along with him throwing nonsense jargon into the conversation, t'was the highlight of my day

@YoungGrizzly 3 года назад

When you said "shard an MS Access DB" I paused the video and laid down and stared at the ceiling just to process what I just heard. 🤣🤣🤣

@TheBlackManMythLegend 3 года назад

Haha

@CambiaAhora 3 года назад

People take people too seriously, is like when Elon makes a tweet and everyone starts panicking, this is the reflection of a weak society that lacks self control and self steem.

@David-ln8qh 3 года назад

That's certainly a read...

@arjavgarg5801 2 года назад

Self steem

@Vekikev1 2 года назад

@@David-ln8qh He's right. So many arrogant people like you online, I wonder if you all are like that in real life?!

@David-ln8qh 2 года назад

@@Vekikev1 Confidence looks like arrogance when you disagree.

@ZiFrenZie Год назад

Exactly 💯 So many depressed, unconfident, no self-esteem viewers on RU-vid. They only feel happy by watching someone who is equally as sh*t as them. When they see somebody better than themselves, they feel intimidated and take it personally.

@tamasbalint1597 2 года назад

Thank you for your honesty and thoughtful opinion Stefan. Especially, liked your view about breaking down complex problems into easy to understand pieces.

@Whyoakdbi 3 года назад

the Tech Lead is an egomaniac but he speaks very true stuff, most of the time.

@Ph34rNoB33r 3 года назад

Tech Lead knows how to lie about your job (and the thing you got fired for). Wish I could trust him, but past events tell me not to.

@justins.2939 3 года назад

The tech lead is such a great actor he’s convinced you his shtict is real

@aeb1305 3 года назад

He also monetizes on his depression but most of the time yes he does speak truth

@nanox25x 3 года назад

@@aeb1305 yeah he’s obviously deeply unhappy

@Stanthemilkman 3 года назад

Tech Lead is just a character. Not the real person.

@FatherPhi 3 года назад

"Maybe even GODADDY" - I'm dead

@guilherme5094 3 года назад

Great video!

@William_Clinton_Muguai 3 года назад

3:22; Sounds very like movie stars acting in tech movies, especially the hacking scene.😆😆

@roschereric 3 года назад

This accurate comment!! ROFL

@carldrogo9492 2 года назад

That's not true, they do a pretty solid job.

@chrisfleming5732 Год назад

Great channel bro

@shaggyfeng9110 2 года назад

This is so true. Thank you

@batchrocketproject4720 2 года назад

Coming from another specialised field my long held observation on this is that people who are unable to explain something in basic terms rarely understand its fundamentals. When I hear jargon, I often say "I don't know what that is, can you explain" and the brightest people are the ones willing and able to do so. Years ago I suffered under one of those rare individuals who believed he was the best and that the world should recognise it; a group of us got in the habit of making up new words (literally terms that didn't exist) and casually throwing them around within his earshot - true enough they often became a regular part of his diction despite being, literally, meaningless.

@wpcoder783 Год назад

I have learned quite important lesson in this video, so I decided ro subscribe. Thanks for sharing your thoughts stefan.

@75STARFISH 3 года назад

This is so true. I am a teacher and I see part of my job is to remove the BS from explanations

@cloudboogie 3 года назад

True. Explanation complexity should always be adjusted to the receiving side. And it's the case even in a team of highly skilled engineers, since it rare that everyone has 100% the same knowledge of a codebase or that everyone has 100% the same skillset.

@joe-un1ky 3 года назад

Minimum wordcounts don't help...

@carldrogo9492 2 года назад

@@joe-un1ky no shit.

@florentjung5799 3 года назад

This video is gold. ty

@huget00n 3 года назад

Some time people get frustrated when they come to see me with their "difficult" problem and then I reduce it to something completely trivial. And then they are like "no You don't get it, it's not that simple" and I have to go trough few examples and they have to admit that it actually is trivial. I always thought that people just tend to over-complicate thinks (I certainly do from time to time) , but now, thanks to You I can boast being "high level" :)

@ishaibrav5437 3 года назад

Loved it!

@FrancisHerding 3 года назад

This is good advice. Need to have a chat with the bosses. Might make management in a few months.

@StefanMischook 3 года назад

LOL. Yes ... GoDaddy is the key to high level horizontal scale of jQuery.

@klasp100 3 года назад

I've realized how creeping this is especially in tech. Some words sound like they were made up by a group of people playing Scrabble who each wanted the most points for their word.

@AlessandroBottoni 3 года назад

It is always a pleasure to watch Stefan's videos... :-)

@NewYork7914 3 года назад

I'm a big fan of both of you guys!

@sergioramos3437 3 года назад

I love your perspective man you keep it real

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@bluex217 2 года назад

Your Malib of technical nomenclature was pretty hilarious haha

@radouane5591 3 года назад

Looooooollllllllllllll, you are a hidden comedian. I discovered the comedian in you today. Not the jokes about Ruby, more teasing than comedy loool

@Omar-uz5vj 3 года назад

TechLead is the number 1 Tech Lead on RU-vid, but Stefan Mischook is the original 169 years old developer worldwide. Here’s another valuable piece of information. Best mentor and teacher in the tech field that I’ve known!!

@NothingMaster 2 года назад

Uncle Stef, it’s not an accident that you’re a Legend. Among other skills, you have an uncanny ability to cut through the BS and reveal the truth.

@temamou43 3 года назад

Love this video made me laugh like crazy especially the part where you imitated the pretentious tech guy

@carlosjavierparra876 3 года назад

Good video as always. The end of the video, the KISS principle revisited. Great

@koolzjackz8401 3 года назад

Thanks for this vid. I've been telling people for years to watch out for the"Jargon".. I usually come up against it while purchasing item(s). The seller would give incredibly inaccurate info (jargon). I've always called it "Techno babble" . You've earned my respect by addressing this eloquently. I'm subbing.

@peterluo1776 3 года назад

100% agree with that.. No BS talks. Write simple codes to perform the task - some people just can’t simplify the task.

@SoftwareJournal 3 года назад

Crazy part this is so true. Couple of times we get stuck with a lead developer who speaks a lot of technical jargon but doesn't deliver or can't communicate well to the end users. The company still write that check because they are saying flashy words they want to hear but don't understand.

@AaronWacker 2 года назад

Thanks!

@StefanMischook 2 года назад

Welcome!

@demohub 3 года назад

Spot on. I couldn't agree more 👏

@erkfx4154 10 месяцев назад

Idk how Uncle Stef was able to not laugh while giving his example of what his friend would say 😂

@neilclay5835 3 года назад

After 2008, the nerds came back from Wall Street where they learned to do this. They're also out there telling everyone that AI, ML and DA will solve allllll problems. And yeah, I've also been in babble meets as you describe. I've seen people try to hijack very reasonable agile meetings in this way and it was ridiculous. They do get seen through though, eventually.

@ericdewald8948 3 года назад

love how you end it! LOL

@Cbas619 3 года назад

Pretty quick response!

@LarryBuntus 3 года назад

You had me at Godaddy 🤣🤣🤣

@GuRuGeorge03 3 года назад

3:22 is just content gold, I haven't had such a good laugh in a while :D :D

@deadlock_ 3 года назад

I had the video playing in the background and wasn't really listening but you caught my attention at 3:22. Stefan, you are a genius! I love your idea and I'd like to hire you so we can make it a reality! Send me a message so we can arrange this asap.

@mindfreak191191 3 года назад

You're kidding right?

@TheRexTera 3 года назад

The general rule of everything is to have the mindset to where you're trying to teach what you know to someone clueless in a way that they'll understand it

@DougLaubach 3 года назад

If anyone remembers Rockford Files, Jim Rockford tried that jargon con on some computer guys....and it backfired of course.

@ManontheBroadcast 3 года назад

Unfortunately this also happens sometimes in coding tutorials, where they explain a piece of jargon with another one... not to mention the 'NPM install everything' teaching method ...

@aerophoenix1 3 года назад

I'm only a month into learning coding, and holy moly, I'm kinda surprised that I even knew that this wasn't making any sense.

@carldrogo9492 2 года назад

Yeah it's a problem in the programming world.

@blueice3124 3 года назад

That was a good one now let's talk about how HR likes to post positions full of tech stacks they know nothing about and ask for more years of experience than what the tech stacks have been out for. No wonder people fill their resumes with buzzwords

@LordPrometheous 3 года назад

Dude, this is so true. It's disheartening to look at openings for the same position I held, and they're wanting at least a Master's in CS, MIS, Economics, or Mathematics with 4-6 years of experience. I was impressed until I remembered that I had none of that shit, and would be screwed if I ever got laid of and tried to get back in. Even worse, my job wasn't even in programming.

@carldrogo9492 2 года назад

@@LordPrometheous lol. What field were you working in?

@rileyseaburg5978 3 года назад

When you make shit up then your boss says yeah! Build it!

@Coopervise 3 года назад

I used to work at an agency & I knew several people like that.

@ygjt76v0----- 3 года назад

I like the ending 😀

@Phyx1u5 3 года назад

moral of the story: fake it till you make it heard so many of these kinds of stories, fortune favors the bold

@wlcrutch 2 года назад

who dares wins

@crazyKurious 2 года назад

Which boom arm Are you using ?

@igorjovkovic918 3 года назад

ALL THE WAY UP !!! 🦁🚀🌑

@khalilzakariazemmoura8995 3 года назад

I like the jargon part with jQuery and Azure

@vitorsantos6310 3 года назад

Talking about simple code is good code, what about functional programming, the other spectrum of simple code, any video coming up about that ?

@nkristianschmidt 3 года назад

two of my favorites

@sojoslim1618 3 года назад

I felt like my brain was failing when this guy started talking about setting up a wordpress theme for AWS then sharding databases ☠☠

@mepaul22 2 года назад

you are great Man!. I like how humble you talk, how honest you give advises. You have been programming since 1990s, you must have programmed in almost all sorts of compilers . its amazing to watch your videos. I am programming since 1998, and i am a self learned programmer started from VB, C++, and i never found difficulty in learning any new language or framework. The story that you told about a jargon mindset happens a lot and those people get to good positions. i wonder how they sleep at night knowing that they had been bluffing all day and they don't get afraid that what they are gona do after putting a made up automation story. on the other hand those who work to the limits and capacity of their programming skill set I belive live longer peaceful life.

@diggerfdf 3 года назад

I'm an actor. I Like to code. Got a little bit of Python, PostgreSQL, MongoDb. Now I'm studying C# and Unity. This video reminds me how much fun an actor could have with this. I loved the full Throttle Sci Fi gibberish shown at all Star Trek Franchise! That was very fun. Minutes and minutes of text saying nothing!

@bilalahmedsyed7379 3 года назад

Worth sharing on LinkedIn.

@georget10i 3 года назад

I get the story regarding the jargon guy. But in the end what matters is: Did he deliver, or not? If he delivered, regardless if he hired other developers or got help, then he was the right person for the job. Took the initiative, went to the bosses, convinced them, took a risk and responsibility and in the end delivered a solution. That's why he is where is now. A lot of people know what the right thing is but very few want to take risks or take action because they are either lazy or tired or unmotivated or something else. The jargon guy was driven and he succeeded.

@betowarrior_ 3 года назад

That was funny, I know a lot of people like that. The amount of diarrea coming out of their mouths is amazing haha.

@gabs5614 3 года назад

Same thing you would see in law field….Lawyers love to use big, technical words that impress their clients who would hand out loads of cash and still feel good even after Loosing a case…

@celinamilian Год назад

😄🤣😂

@abdelholms3651 3 года назад

Hi Stefan I love programming but I have zero knowledge and I am very slow typing person. What do you suggest me to do

@sameeranadgaonkar9756 3 года назад

typing speed doesn't really affect programming a lot, I've typed like 100 lines today! maybe less but not more.. (I am a full time developer)

@abdelholms3651 3 года назад

What’s your advice and how to start?

@sameeranadgaonkar9756 3 года назад

@@abdelholms3651 I guess you can start with python.. just do some online python course for absolute beginners. There is one by MIT open courseware. (I haven't used python much but I think compared to other languages, it should be more approachable. Move to a typed language say Java/C#/Typescript after you get comfortable with python.) This is not how you'll get a job quickly though. If that is your goal, start with HTML, CSS, Javascript. Be warned, this path isn't for the light hearted :P

@muffinman1 3 года назад

"Fake it till you make it"

@pauljinadu 3 года назад

Enjoyed your video. Liked and Subbed Great recommendation from the Algorithm.❤

@boembajee 3 года назад

Looking at this snoozfest makes me want to watch the techlead

@Cbas619 3 года назад

Ahh the good old Planck vs Chauffeur knowledge

@NomadicBrian 3 года назад

Hilarious jargon. Funny that you mentioned Etherium or at least I thought you did. The Etherium 2.0 guy was in a Lex Fridman video interview and the term 'sharding' came up. The term sounded familiar but I couldn't remember where I had heard it before. 'Access is going to feed Wordpress.' Well that alone is an eye roller. Good stuff.

@shubhamajmera5494 3 года назад

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@darkdudironaji 3 года назад

"If AWS can't handle the load." HOLY SHIT! That would be one hell of a load!

@logcom482 3 года назад

You right in 1000%

@benarcher372 3 года назад

I fully agree on the gist of this video (as a non-millionaire)

@rickharold7884 3 года назад

Rock on!

@jihaneb4796 3 года назад

Sadly some of the suits call these guys "good speaker "

@m3awna 3 года назад

In my country of origin, they're well paid these IMPOSTERS, an those suits truly believe in them. For me it's the fault of the competent developer who works for these thieves

@LeveragedFinance 3 года назад

Can you do more videos on Tech lead?

@nirtheart 3 года назад

I actually watched TechLead's video the other day and thought you had some beef with him somehow and was ready to stand behind you on this whatever your take would be hahaha

@carldrogo9492 2 года назад

That's just pathetic on your part.

@nirtheart 2 года назад

@@carldrogo9492 it is a joke, real nerds are not superficial like that

@theophilus494 3 года назад

it's very useful....

@eleazarfederio1718 3 года назад

look like i know what is techlead next content hahaha

@rastapopolous8446 3 года назад

very true.. Many ppl in IT use those jargons to impress other & IT is becoming a mental...

@L1ghtOn3 3 года назад

The usual on YT a popularity contest, I have yet to see anything of real value about programming in his videos. Experience trumps hot air, millionaire or not. This is why I usually check here for some REAL advice. 👍

@mikejov8667 3 года назад

So true.

@logankue9627 3 года назад

I don't do development work anymore, but I'm still in the tech field. There's a guy I work with like that. The suits eat it up too. Come to find out dude had no experience in tech, but he used to be a salesman.

@carldrogo9492 2 года назад

😂 😂 😂