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Can you please update this bot, It doesn't even work anymore. I've updated all of the Xpaths and even got rid of some code like the cookies pop up as that pop up doesn't appear anymore. The code just refuses to work.

Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication.

There has not much changed in the last three decades: The most programming languages like Python do not focus on correctness of programs and this is true today, but today there are much more programming languages ignoring correctness issues.

At what age did you start learning coding?

I’ve only been at this for a year but fully relate to everything you’ve said. Great description of tickets and tasks… praying the simplest solution works lol. Also, how important your attitude is and being the person people want to work with.

Python is good today because of the speed of processors and memory. It is an interpreted language which used to be slow. Now it is not. The programs execute fast, and the programming UIs are very friendly. That is true for more traditional languages too, but python is very efficient and easy to learn.

Its procrastination to waste time trying to figure out if a dev language is worth learning or not. Just pick whatever u like and be good at it. Am still using PHP and its been feedig me and my family for decades till today.

this helped tysm

Super helpful and timely video for me. Thank you!

Python is written in C

Nice vid! Btw, is it just me or there was really a shadow by the window at 3:57?

Thank you for this insightful video. However, being addicted to really challenging things and being strategically lazy seem a bit contradictory to me. By the way, the flash effect in the video is a bit disturbing. Could you please reconsider it?

This is a cool way to learn ❤

Pretty spot on except for the part about keeping it simple. Nothing simple can be challenging enough to keep interest. I mean always understand what it does but don't dumb it down.

doesn't seem to be working for pytube on my end

i cant understand its hard

Really nice one, Big up

Your pictures are slanted btw, its driving me nuts lmao

Thanks, good and lowkey funny

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New subscribers here!! I love that at the first project, you don't cut out to show the perfect project, but instead showing us your thought process of why the code didn't work, and opening the documentation. Kudos! Edit: I suspected you were currently in Indonesia with that tropical house background, and looking at the Spotify, boy am I right 😂

yup coding not for me, very first function already doesnt work for me. no idea what im doing wrong

Loved your video! I have a question about the resume part/format. I see a lot of people saying that the "template" you showed is not ATS friendly and that could be a barrier because they only read simpler models without sidebards and stuff that for our eyes look appealing. Thoughts on that?

i love Sw developent , its the best jobs

idk if you are a great programmer but in my opinion you are definitely a great youtuber!

are u in Bali rn?

Hard fact :- Companies hardly cut CEO's salary. Not even when they are in loss.

1-spend a lot of time solving problems regularly 2-be stubborn 3-think like detective 4-Addiction to really challenging things 5-moving fast 6-keep thing simple 7-strategically lazy

You don't have to learn the mindset of enjoying challenging things, some of us don't get a choice. Some of us are stick cause our brains won't let us move unless it's correct enough to win

Move fast to break things

Embrace the suck. Embrace challenges. Because they will always be there

nice.

Really brilliant content Man

Thank u. It helps a lot

14:49 So just don't eat until the economy picks back up and you’ll be fine.

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I disagree. You still need to know the language and how it works. You will always have people who learn the language superficially, but to keep up with the LLM suggestions you will need a deeper understanding of the language and the underlying interactions with the virtual layer and hardware.

Stop watching after the first one. It’s just so far from best practice it hurt my head. Read the csv into a pandas dataframe. Slice it for the three variables you want, re-assign and apply a sum method to get your total transaction value. Done. Faster to code and faster to execute. Why over-complicate it with clunky, inefficient code?