What A Day In A Programmers Life Is Actually Like
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- Опубліковано 11 бер 2021
- What A Day In A Programmers Life Is Actually Like
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You said you check comments in the morning so "good morning,have a nice day"
Gud morning
Good morning
Good morning
Gud morninh
Good morning
*Majority of the viewers in this video are programmers watching this to know what a programmer's life is actually like*
Cruel reality
XD
maybe the viewers are trying to prove (or disprove) that all programmers' life is just boring as hell
To know what im do it wrong XD
Mainly to see how good developed country developers have it :P
"me and my girlfriend"- already vastly inaccurate
almost 400 likes and no replies?
honor to be ur first reply
edit: WHAT HAVE I DONE
@@quaianthegrimreaper7556 honoured to be your second
@@quaianthegrimreaper7556 hourned to be your third
@@quaianthegrimreaper7556 honoured to be the fourth
@@quaianthegrimreaper7556 honored to be your fifth
What I like most for being a programmer is when you see your own program runs smoothly with actual data. It's very rewarding.
And then u got an unknown bug popping up a few moments later
Who pays you when you become a programmer? I don’t understand sorry.
@@ora6376 if you work for a company as a programmer. Can be web dev or game programmer or software dev, the company pays you. Just like any other job.
hello guys im zakaria from morocco and im so interested about learn programming and i want to ask you can we creat a group and start learning programming
Its so relaxing and worth it
My day: Sleep 10 hours, Stay on phone 2 other hours, drink coffee, code a script, get distracted, code again, eat, code, get distracted again, code for 30 min, dinner and stay up late.
Wish my life was like this
same
@@Dabbledoodibbledoop my day too, but add ITALIAN coffe every 1/30h - 2H to the equation:D
Pretty accurate.
@@stefanogagliardi4665 and add also some porcodio when the code doesn't work well
What A Day In A Programmers Life Is Actually Like:
15 tabs of stack overflow opened on 5 different monitors
nyeh, try 64 tabs of stack overflow and unix exchange in one monitor
@@null8036 about 23 windows of google chrome. cpu usage: 100 memory usage: 100
Just 15 tabs on 13 inch Mac 😆
hahahahahahah!!
15!! Noobs
Try atleast 60 next time.
This is like, my ideal life. All the freedom to do things at your pace, and the need of doing some kind of sports and enjoy the view of life while crying to bugs and server errors. Imagine a life like this, it encouragss me so much.
the exciting part for me is, when he said wake up whenever i want 😂❤❤
Well I can confirm this looks something like this yeah. Exception on my end is that I have quite a few meetings. But its mostly chill and everything is task driven so i can do it whenever I want, but yea I gotta show up on my 9:30 meetings every day xd
You're in control
Trust me, it's not a good feeling if you *enjoy* programming - on the scale of pre-addiction.
Go for it, you wont regret it
Honestly, this looks so much better than working 8 hours a day straight, then barely being able to pay the bills
Programming can be super flexible.
@@elijah_9392 examples please
@@Red-mt4qr
You can do freelance/contract, remote work, etc.
but can you do money with an fortnite bot? :D
@@naheliegend5222 you can mod other people’s accounts for insane amounts of money lmao
“A true assassin can hide anywhere!”
😭
3:44
**says with a cool bri'ish accent**
Well, I didn’t expect that amount of likes so thanks everyone.
In my case, everything is almost similar except that girlfriend's part!!😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂🙌
right in the heart xD
My man starving
And that breakfast before brush too😂
International problem
I was so ready for you to be one of those "I wake up at 7am" people and was preparing to feel bad about myself, but then you said "roundabout ... Whenever I want" and bleeped out the time 😂 very relatable and accurate so far
“I kinda wake up whenever I want”
Me, who stays up all night and wakes up at 3pm:”shit maybe I can get a job in programming”
i decided to start programming because of this, and it includes things i do in the daily like: stay up late, computer and math.
@@sunflower8227 not every IT field requires math lol
@@DirtyFan2 what it field is that? I’m trying to get in there
@@DirtyFan2 what ?
Despite the humor, this is probably the most accurate day in the life of a programmer vid I've ever seen. And, no, I don't think you were being overdramatic about how bugs defy all the laws of the universe 😂
If I meditate for 10 minutes before bed I will fall asleep while sitting. Actually, if I meditate at any point for 10 minutes, I fall asleep.
You are good falling asleep then. That's good
@@baltaza Or it could mean that you're unusually tired all the time? Maybe it means you need more sleep?
@@sandercohen3309 I rather see the positive haha
@@baltaza I rather see the best way to improve tho
@@brhh I mean you pretty much know when you are fucking up in sleep and feeling tired all the time.
My girlfriend and I have a 10 - 20 minute habit we participate in together before we go to bed. It really helps us sleep so well 😴
Counting sheep together?
Perhaps a game of Yahtzee?
tractor pulling?
tic tac toe ?
high-intensity underwater basket weaving?
I love Kalle's videos, they're just so inviting it's always entertaining and fun. Plus, his content isn't all code code code, he has fun too, so that's a huge addition to the calming factor. Thanks Kalle!
(Edit: God Morgon!)
"A new reality show that we found about New York police" lmaoo brilliant!
brooklyn 99
@@ka4thik796 you don't say
I am a Software Engineer, I've been doing this for almost 12 years now! I enjoy it a lot, and your video is making me itch to do some programming (now ... it is 8 mins before mid night now) hehehe
I am Terra- Forming Cyber Space, Creating Technology, and Redirecting Human Psychological Pathways..ua-cam.com/video/BGX67h-DdgQ/v-deo.html
Alright Micheal Jackson
Goodbye 69 likes
@@Shnayblay ???
i feel like its super stressful if you can't find the solution to something
Really liked that he gets his time out in nature. It def helps with focus cause of the quietness of the mind over time
I like the end "each habits hooks into another habits and create a chain of habits". It sums up really well the programmer life and mentally here. At the end if you want to be a developer yourself be prepared to act your life as actual code running like a foreach loop. Kind of funny to say like that but it's kind of true in a way.
Programming is also about optimizing stuff so in the end you're trying to optimize your life as well.
I too formed habbits. Like ordering mecdonalds, watching trash anime before bed, and avoiding brushing my teeth. I mean it hasn't worked out in the sense that it does anything positive for me, but I got the habbits down!
Thank you for this content! You always inspire me and that helps me stay motivated
I 100% support the 16/8 fast. I went from 270 lbs down to a comfortable 190ish (190kg down to 86kg). I tried just fasting first and taking small walks. The walks became longer and longer. Then I started doing pushups each walk in sets of 10 to get my heart pumping. I walked as fast as I possibly could to keep my heart rate up but walking wasn't enough so every time I would feel myself recover, I'd immediately do another 10 pushups. I got to 100 pushups per 2 mile walk and then started jogging the same route and doing pushups in predetermined spots on my route. I started jogging longer and now I'm up to doing my routine twice a day with a total of 8 miles jogging and 400-500 pushups of different styles (diamond, wide, etc.).
Never went to the gym during my entire weight loss journey and I feel great. I love my body and can actually take off my shirt without complete embarrassment washing over me. Lost my beer keg gut, strengthened my core A LOT, and toned my muscles. I have broad shoulders so I'm absolutely blown away by how I look. I was always the fat kid from elementary school and stayed fat, miserable, and had no self confidence until I was 25 and decided to do something about it. I have my Dad to thank for all of this because he was a bodybuilder back in the day and when I told him I was nervous about getting a gym membership and going he told me about the pushup/walk/jog routine and said I didn't need one if all I wanted to do was get in shape and lose my gut. You don't need a gym to lose weight!
Can you break down the 16/8 fast please
@@julio7275 Watch Dr Eric Berg's videos on fasting! Search on UA-cam "dr berg fasting"
How long did it take for you?
@@ijasdeen3809 I assume that probably took him about 1-2 years.
What a coincidence! I just started intermittent fasting beginning of this year with 18:6 & 16:8 windows lately and it also helps with my productivity & body weight/fat control! A cool video like always!
Thanks for always checking our comments!!!
I love how this guy keeps everything so real... I see the "day in the life of a programmer" of other people and makes me so confused the message that they try to give us... Everything so correct, a stress free life, constant routines and the fact that they show or try to show a different rhythm of work. And im here laughing knowing that is all kinda bs.
Anyways, big up to you, great vid and yeh, you just gain a new subscriber
I have a feeling that most of the people watching this are programmers themselves
I cannot earn that title, since im so fucking junior about programming and suddenly my yt recommendation is full of programming. I dunt have any option, i have to click :v
16 hour fasting, 10 minutes meditation and reading?! Sounds like ramadan to me, I do that for a month every year, it would start after one month
Next month ☪️
Yeah let’s do our best in Ramadan
he's doing that for just eating so it's pretty much easier than ramadan, I haven't had issues with being hungry in Ramadan
Great Bro
1 week and a half left guys
Insyaallah we get through this month
i've literally followed you for 11 months and didn't even know you had girlfriend
Same, but I know him for like 1 and a half years i think
he probably doesn't wanna expose her
@@aymancassim8944 wow... thats quiet long... its like 3 months for me... but i think he is the coolest content creator from the programing background.
@@abhijeetbonde8635 Yea I agree
''a true assasin can hide anywhere''
I like how you focused on the times before and after you were 'working'. Nice and interesting vid.
In the book "Atomic Habits" what you described at the end is called habit stacking, cool that you found the same strategy as such a popular book
I've never heard of 'habit hooking', sounds like a really cool concept. Glad I stayed until the end of the video, time to start hooking some habits. On an unrelated note, I started doing some python scripting for my midi controllers and videos about programming just started popping up on youtube. To be honest, I don't think my day looks much different, guess that makes me legit now lol 😂
I was so intrigued about the last part about habits that it’s sounds like such an awesome idea 😮 wow
If you enjoy nonfiction theres a book about it. IT's called Atomic Habits by James Clear. It's a really good read. I suggest it to anyone who wants to work on themselves
Indeed Atomic Habits is worth the read! (:
@@avh6170 thanks so much! I heard of it but never read it yet 😄
@@LucasAlexK Thanks so much, I’m going to read it now ☺️
i find this video much more motivational than videos which are actually supposed to be motivational, really good content!
I like the idea that u purposely make ur office look like a "mess" just to be a relatable even though we know that ur a clean person. Instead of showing those fancy unrealistic calculated inorganic life of a programmer 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼.
Great content👌🏼All the best .
Thanks man for sharing your programming skills and also yr day. I appreciate you doing this video) This video gave me good regime . Keep going brother)
Taking Walks is an interesting thing.
Before I started programming, I didn't like talking walks and absolutely hated being outside, but now, I fucking LOVE it. It helps so much.
I use that habit hooking thing for any bog changes in my life which works great for me! When one significant thing changes like starting a new job or moving to a new flat for example, it's easier to change other things like learning a new skill or giving up smoking. It's a great method for both creating and breaking habits!
Amazing. Clean, fun to watch and SO educational. Great job! Thanks you so much!!!!
I should really be trying that 16/8 thing. Right now I'm on the 0/24.
Yeah I’ve tried that too, but my favorite is 24/0
@@Hallden_ Try the Chum Bucket's 23/1 schedule.
@@Hallden_ I once did 25/0 in a day. The trick is to eat like a duck and not chew, it gives you the extra hour.
"One of the best ways to build a new habit is to identify a current habit you already do each day and then stack your new behavior on top. This is called habit stacking." From Atomic Habits.
Bra info! Är inne på at haka på programmerings vågen då 4 års idrottsvetenskap inte tar en någonstans men oavsett. Din video är helt klart den bästa hittills då alla andra "A day as a programmer..." videos är så jäkla "glam" och kanske faktiskt är en dag men sker bara en gång per år! Keep up!
Hi! U inspire me so much! I have always wanted to be a computer programmer and now want to be a UA-cam also! I love your style of videos and inspire me greatly! Keep up the good work
The show was my cup of Comedy in the depressing nights I binged 13 reasons why
i can assure you this is exactly what the day of all programmers look like. what i specifically want to highlight is that the average programmer definitely gets more than enough physical activity
Going out for a walk ritually is quiet refreshing! A must for every human being.
I wish I could be like this guy. So strong, focused, etc. Good blog post!
Great video Kalle has really grow into a better person over the past years.
You or him?
"Reality show about the New York police" that one got me good😂😂👏🏻
Hej Kalle, riktigt bra vlogg.Ha en fin dag .
Love your personality dude! From Australia here and just about to start a cert 3 in ict with a focus on programming. Ive just subbed aswell! Going to follow as best as I can we have similar views on life. Would love to implement as much as I can into my days. Thanks for the content mate 🤙🙂
We need a new Assassin's Creed game with Kalle as the protagonist 😆
yes
A Hackings Creed
That's a catchy title for the game 😆, it would be the best game in the series
As a game dev, I can confirm the feeling of finally getting something to work properly 💀
Great video as always, well done
this video made me want to fix my morning routine
every time i see your video it inspires me .
Now I don't feel guilty that I get distracted so much while programming, I only get in the zone when I know exactly what I'm doing and I want to finish the stuff.
Great vid man! Btw, have been doing that fasting routine for the past 3 months. Great for for some simple fat loss and produtivity! Keep up the great work :)
Tá todo mundo fazendo na verdade
I genuinely love this video.
The meditation and reading is a great idea thanks!
i love how lights through your windows and feels wanna be like
Brooklyn 99! excelent show, captain Raymond Holt is the best!
Quite a short and simple video but I really enjoyed it, I can't lie and I must say that Sweden looks SPLENDID! I'd love to visit someday :o
First video of yours I see, you seem like a chill guy. Love the honesty of showing stuff like Rick and Morty playing in the background and you playing in the snow, it's the human side many are afraid to show (me first, unfortunately). I'm also a fan of fasting, although I prefer OMAD.
Best wishes!
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"figuring out ways to do something that you don't really know how to do" was the best definition of programming I've heard so far...
watching this to make me movitated to continue to learn coding as a fresh newbie!
Awesome vid! Loved the natural shot and that "Hacker man" meme creased me haha~
You should read Atomic Habits by James Clear. He mentions what you call ‘habit hooking’, he calls it habit stacking. Lots of other useful methods for building habits in all areas of your life and reasons to why you should. It’s not a massive book and is easily laid out. Great audible listen too.
+1
All the information in the book can be written in one article.
One thing a programmer cannot really enjoy " sex " 💀
I can, but that's common for me to figure out something out of nowhere, that solves my daily coding problems during it and basically in any random moment of a day
Why my man?
you are very organized in every term dude.
Your contents are always plain, simple & on point. It seems that you have added a bit of spice on it. I don't mind seeing it. But being straight and simple made you more distinct to me. I hope it stays close to it.
You are awesome anyway though.
praying 5 times a day is the most peaceful experience i have had. The experience of throwing your worldy problems behind you in the beggining of salah to get prepared for your next life is the most liberating feeling.
Aye! true that
I love how hard he’s flexing on the thumbnail bahaha
You have such a relaxing voice!
Thank you, Kalle.
Forgetting to eat is pretty common in this field lol.
Eating about 18 o'clock normally
Kalle: "So after my breakfast, I brush my teeth and decide to go for a walk"
Me: Bruh what
😂
Wow you're a true inspiration to me. Thanks
Thanks for sharing. I'm deciding if I study computer science or analytics and I bet work with programming looks pretty much like
"so basically, each habit hooks into another habit and creates a chain of habits"
programmers trying to talk normally
Telling that he has a girlfriend but not actually showing her is sooo accurate
Yay! Great Programmer, Keep on Productive 👌
Definitely like how you added Brooklyn Nine Nine to your schedule... Never disappoints lol
The amount of relatability I feel at 2:18 is honestly embarrassing
My day : everyday waking up at 4.00 am , run for 2 hours , take a cold shower , make my self ready for school time , still got always about 1 hour , spending it revise what i've done yesterday from coding , goto school come back at 12.30 am ,
lunch time , go back to school at 2.30 come back from school at 6.30
take a second cold shower , take a fast dinner thougth
code and look for new things for the rest of the time until 11.40 pm , do my homework
have my breathing exercises for 20 to 40 min
sleep and wake up again at 4.30
makes a nice routine , m trying to make it stable all the time
and that makes it better
btw , m a 17 years old student , last year in hight school
big fan to ya Mr.Kalle !
have a nice day people !>..........
Cool dudee
Your life loop is my loop dream
You gave me a best idea for my university final project..Thanks alot
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Well refreshing the page (F5) seems to fix this issue :D . Now there are 170 views, 104 likes, 1 dislike and 27 comments.
this is why the problem happens ua-cam.com/video/RY_2gElt3SA/v-deo.html&ab_channel=TomScott
@@ouralternate-history5672 Thx for the link :D ! Tom Scott always is good source for an indepth explanation ^^.
Hi Kalle, I am also a programmer, my current problem at the moment is how to motivate myself, how to concentrate better and do less procrastinate.
If you have this common issue and you figure out how to solve this common issues that many programmers have right now would be nice to know how you solve this.
Regards from Monterrey, Mx.
the programming cycle:
>do something for a bit
>weird problem
>tf
>confusion
>google
>"oh yeah that does that"
>sometimes ctrl+c and ctrl+v
>maybe another 30 minutes before next google
I will definitely try out the 10 minute meditating thing tonight...
In fact, I already do it without the intention of meditation being there in my mind. So I meant I will keep the intention there and see how it goes...
Nine-nine! 🚨 ✊
Kalle, please share your opinion.
How difficult can it be for a non IT guy to start from Python at 28 if there's not any single experience in coding ? Which part of development in Python takes Math, knowledge of maths ? Is it a crucial thing if you want to achieve something in Python or not too much ?
And does it make sense to go in Swift after Python? Maybe becoming a fullstack in those 2 langs ?
Can Swift be a better choice if math is not a strong side ?
Thanks a lot !
How did you get on
@@jackfinan9549 sorry, I dont understand you
i'm 26 been doing programming for about 6 months now and it was very intimidating at first but its not super math heavy except for a few parts and you can use the web to gain information about that knowledge! go for it!!!! I'm thrilled I switched my career path and its not as difficult as it seems once you start to understanding the basics and the terminology
@@troyrandall5396 thanks for your reply! I went with Swift eventually and it’s about 6 months as step by step I dig into it. It’s not an easy thing for sure but with patience and constant training it sinks in. I hope we will both do well in coding, my friend ! Cheers!
i like your new workspace
“Habit hooking”! I love it!
Me: Staring at his keyboard the whole time
In my case, I usually eat out for dinner because my girlfriend is already kinda sore from an entire day of typing
😂
Precise
Very inspiring!
I love how some people can be so organized and I'm just a mess
I was curious to see your workout routine in your day, considering the muscular physique you have.