Let's be honest about Math in coding
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- Опубліковано 31 тра 2024
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Chapter:
0:00 - intro
0:48 - Are you actually?
2:15 - You are good at math
2:50 - Streaming
4:30 - dirty little secret
4:50 - which jobs really do need it
5:34 - I failed
6:26 - Don’t listen to me
7:18 - Assume there’s an answer
8:11 - What math I use daily - Розваги
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Also, how much math have you used in SWE?
im in my first year of a higher school for programming and marketing in Austria, so i never used math in any job before, but i can imagine using it in my future job
Chances are if you are a software developer, you won't use math a lot (unless you have to deal with business logic that requires it) ... I remember this frustrating a lot of my friends back when I was at university, because they already worked in the field, and felt like math classes were a waste of their time.
So true! Sometimes I think universities use it as some kind of competency test but seems fraught to me since they could just test the cs part better haha
So many people needed to hear this. You can do anything when you believe in yourself and know that imposter syndrome doesn't mean it's impossible.
honestly the one place that math is constantly in your face is definitely computer graphics. everything you write in a shader to make things look pretty is maths, transforms, rotations and scaling for your models, all matrix maths, but you dont need to know how to calculate any of this yourself, just understanding the concepts is more than enough.
Math was one of my weakness and I'm still not good at math, but I did get a job, I had same expectations for being SWE, it's just everyone has different learning style and different learning curve, now I enjoy software development, sure one day will enjoy math too, just gotta find applicable projects for math
So excited to hear this! Thanks for your comment and congrats :)
@@JasonGoodison Partly it was your help, you don't know how motivation you gave me, have been following for a year ))
high school guy here basicly im horrible at math and i don’t know what to do exactly try my best and go in comp sci or not
What is 12*13 on the fly is the bane of my existence hahaha it's actually the being put on the spot that results in me freezing, when I don't have any external pressure, I'm pretty good at "math" (arithmetic)-AKA, when it doesn't matter perception-wise.
Your videos are great compared to other youtubers. Explanation is awesome.
Another great video from you. What you say about math/arithmetic, well I wish someone had said this to me at school. Also - James Clear - I've been a fan of his for a long time. Thanks.
Great video! Just curious what math books you picked up and what subjects you were looking through on the weekends. I think most CS people enjoy a lot of discrete mathematics but I think it can be pretty cool to look into other math subjects too which aren't used as much in CS but are still interesting like analysis or complex variables.
Bro you are awesome
I want to stay here and continue getting such good vibes 🤧 someone emphasised i watch this and this was different from the usual "u can do anything if u believe in it" kind of Talk i got tired listening to 😔 am definitely not bad at math 😭💛
aww glad to hear that
@@JasonGoodison I'll try 😭 but school not doing me good so i might not be here all the time 😂 a warning in advance b4 u think we have abandoned you 😋✨
Subscribed!
can you make videos about your startup. really excited about startups
Yeah will do!
What is the best approach for newbies (like me) who want to get into the world of programming? If you could make a video about this topic, that would be great.
Yeah math when taking off the pressure and expectations it's just pattern finding and doing puzzles. We do puzzles for fun for goodness sake!
opening a lot of Chrome tabs is a problem with me too. U can group tabs in Chrome btw.
I need to start doing that tbh.
@@luiytheninja3655 yeah lol. i do that a lot too. But one of my friends suggested me to open a single tab while reading documentation and skim through basics of whatever topic pops up in the one you're going through. That way, according to him, you don't lose focus.
Here I'm watching this as a masters CS student with a BS with a math degree and several years teaching math and CS. All I got to say is you need 'x' math to be succesful. Great vid, you got my sub
Haha well said. But thanks for the comment and sub :)
What is “x”? 🤯🤯🤯
I used to say I was just not "built" for math, I still think math sucks ass. But I have had to admit that I dont suck at math, I just dont spend enough time to get good at it. I will clearly never be brilliant and I think the way math is written is still super frustrating, but I can actually do it when I understand the overall logic and dont get stuck on "why" some things just are the way the are.
Thats great to hear! Yeah it can be frustrating, but its just a skill like any other!
Which free website do you recommend to learn coding?
The only math i like are quantum mechanics/quantum physics here the possibilities are literally endless and is the closest thing to actual magic this world will ever see. After all magic is just science that people don't understand yet
Annoying know-it-all kid here:
The majority of what you do as a software developer is not writing code on a screen. It's figuring out what underlying problem to solve.
After that you need some Boolean algebra, the rest you find some library for.
If I was to point to one common skill in the best developers out there, it's conflict de-escalation. Trying to make everyone in the company accept your functionality is a lot harder than writing it.
haha you're far from annoying. Thanks for your comment :)
You need math to be happy.
Fun Fact: Chrome has also tab tabs
ayyyyyyyyyy i made it in yo videoooo 😮😮😮
Hope to see you in more!
According to my university, 1 year worth.
Ramanujan was great
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干底层当然、显然需要math 而且会很难，以及大数据、ai这些更不用说了，干开发则相对没那么难，算法应该是最接近math的开发难点了，更重要的是养成良好的思维习惯，至少要有工科思维的形成
Yes, discrete math is killing me right now.
Tutors can be lifesavers, honestly, and are worth the money
😊🎉❤ good 💞 information very nice 🙂😊
Thank you so much 😀
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