@@whitebat1996 That's definitely 2 monitors, just look at the taskbars for example. And when she moves her head you can see the edges of the screens sometimes.
This is a really great video, I don't understand why you only have 650 views.... It all sounds lovely though I am not sure why someone would pay 600 bucks for something that simple? One look at fiverr or upwork and you find an indian do it for 10. :/ That's the only reason why I can't imagine this would work. I am somewhere intermediate with my progress of learning python and haven't really delved into anything specific yet, but I want to make a little money on fiverr or upwork with skills and not sure what I could offer. I really don't need to become a millionaire or make anything over 500 dollars a month. Just something that I can get experience with, that let's me practice, but isn't too complex or too abstract (hangman or pong are nice little projects to learn, yes, but those kind of projects never made me feel like I am actually doing something amazing with code. Or worthwhile.) That's why and how I found your video (and channel really.). Unfortunately there is no one telling you "go and build chatbots and sell them. There is a good demand rn and it's easy enough to learn" instead everyone tells you to go in a different direction, ^^ Especially old coders will tell you, that you need to properly study at the uni and get decades of job experience before you can go freelancing and stuff like that. Sure I understand that they fear the market is starting to thin out as coding becomes more and more widespread, but simple guys like me just need someone to point a direction so I can start running. If everyone points in a different direction, I just sink down, confused and disoriented, not sure in which direction to go at all.
Is that a 49" curved behind you? Makes my 34" one look like a toy 🙈🙈🙈😅
i think they're 2 monitors 😅
@@whitebat1996 That's definitely 2 monitors, just look at the taskbars for example. And when she moves her head you can see the edges of the screens sometimes.
This is a really great video, I don't understand why you only have 650 views.... It all sounds lovely though I am not sure why someone would pay 600 bucks for something that simple? One look at fiverr or upwork and you find an indian do it for 10. :/
That's the only reason why I can't imagine this would work.
I am somewhere intermediate with my progress of learning python and haven't really delved into anything specific yet, but I want to make a little money on fiverr or upwork with skills and not sure what I could offer.
I really don't need to become a millionaire or make anything over 500 dollars a month. Just something that I can get experience with, that let's me practice, but isn't too complex or too abstract (hangman or pong are nice little projects to learn, yes, but those kind of projects never made me feel like I am actually doing something amazing with code. Or worthwhile.)
That's why and how I found your video (and channel really.). Unfortunately there is no one telling you "go and build chatbots and sell them. There is a good demand rn and it's easy enough to learn" instead everyone tells you to go in a different direction, ^^
Especially old coders will tell you, that you need to properly study at the uni and get decades of job experience before you can go freelancing and stuff like that. Sure I understand that they fear the market is starting to thin out as coding becomes more and more widespread, but simple guys like me just need someone to point a direction so I can start running. If everyone points in a different direction, I just sink down, confused and disoriented, not sure in which direction to go at all.