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david I HAVE EXCUSE i can ´t use English can't write how can i change my live and i 'm not living right now in London or anywhere such as Canada or america i think everything is very easy your site but how can you charge the people live all over the world that they can not have resource or can not understand your language to speak you now , i joined your channel 2022 still i'm your familiar in channel devid i great you
Kinda along the lines of "if it's easy then it's not worth doing" People over think everything, no pun intended. Do what you want and have fun doing it
Per Andrew huberman, the actual scientific explanation is that your brain is developing new neural pathways. So when you're studying and you feel that itch to not focus and do something else, you have to fight it cuz it's literally your brain throwing a fit cuz it has to work to create those new experiences. I'm butchering it but yeah...
I found Dr chuck a little over a year ago and he has been one of my favorite educator since! The way he describes the code really helps me get it and give me that light bulb hooray! I am glad he’s on your channel! I need to go back and watch the previous ones!! My 1st year Spanish teacher always gave out a gold cheat sheet every week with the words translated in English and it was easy to memorize and learn and it made learning Spanish easy! You are an amazing educator, Dr Chuck
Just feel good to see Mr David and Dr. Chuck in the early days of 2025. I really needed to hear such things. Yesterday I went through the Python for everybody course and regretted not to have known Dr. Chuck a bit earlier. He's the first person to make me understand what's going on in programming , He made me love it and this time I'll get what I've been looking for for decades.
i started coding one year ago and got a course about prompt engineering with chatgpt. it was absolutely boring! the best experience and most fun was coding with mates in discord + screenshare (pair programming). wish you the best
This was the most interesting conversation I've ever seen on your channel David. Thank you!!!!! The information and knowledge is gold! Thank you all!!!
This was an excellent discussion! I'm 36 and halfway through a CS/EE bachelor of science degree. Our class is plagued with unsanctioned Ai usage and confused students. I appreciate the framing of the current/future tech market and completely agree with the US needing to get this work-life balance issue sorted out and rid ourselves of this incessant need for more!
Its been an issue in education ststems for decades, that we spend the curriculum learning just the information required for long enough tonpass a tesy question. Output, thoughput, stay put till exams. Then forget it forever. This gamr of numbers is hitting its peak where teachers where forced for years to simply churn iut the pass rate students so they can keep a job and the schools can say they have high pass rates. For this receny history, that has been okay up until now. Now, real knowledge and understanding of what we are learning, is absolutely imperative. Gone are the times where you could barely scrape through and fall back on labour working or storeman, real world education needs time, understanding and the rught support people passing the right information down in the right way. This is one man, who understands that need for doing a proper job in the educatiin sector. He wants to need the student to need to want to succed.
I really enjoyed this podcast, the AI section was too relatable i was relying on AI way too much. Now I really want to understand how to write codes so enrolling for the python course right now.
Beautiful video!! Great respect as always to you David, but also lots of respect to Dr. Chuck who made me think a lot. Especially now that I just graduated and seeking to land my first job in this field.
Dr. Chuch is an inspirational teacher, the kind every educator should aspire to be! This video has sparked my curiosity, and I'm excited to delve deeper into this free learning opportunity. Thanks for sharing! 😇 🙏
This video was so informative and resourceful. The people of the internet truly appreciate the time and dedication it takes to curate these videos with open discussions on tends etc. It helps us to understand the difference of a trend vs something that will be around for years to come. Thank you.
Thanks David & Dr Chuck for this talk, it's so important to spell out the current state of learning & being careful in using AI only as a tool. This should be common knowledge, but too many people offload their thinking to the media. This info isn't just for programming students, but very key for companies, who should know better. More companies are promoting AI coding etc for getting jobs done quicker....but don't have close scrutiny & are becoming too reliant. Therefore, companies aren't as careful in code reviews & code quality.
Thank you ever so much! Wonderful to hear from Dr. Chuck again! A JavaScript book will be absolutely great. Can we also have a Django book, please? My chief problem with Django currently is the lack of the book...
Thanks for this great video! Could you please make a video about Quality Assurance (QA)? I'd love to know what skills are important, what's in demand in the industry, and whether QA is a viable and growing career choice. Your insights would be incredibly helpful!
In a way this is concurring in other it field as well. A DBA’s used to write scripts to make there job easier, then a ‘smartass’ combined those tools in a management tool and the next generation ‘DBA’ only used the tool and hardly new the basics. In marketing sql scripting, Bach programs where used for data extraction and data manipulations, then the tools came along where those where combined. Always tried to shout out the message you have t know the basics, so programming without AI is the basics, use AI as resource, not to replace the basics.
I feel that Dr Chuck would benefit from absorbing some of Dr Andrew Hubermans insights on the dopamine effect and how stress and quiting are part of the payoff we create to make failing easier on ourselves. Dr Huberman explains the way of teaching ourselves to elevate up to and through certain levels of stress and then stopping before we respond with quitting. It trains the brain to be more hungry for the value we get out of coming back to a project we left on self built terms rather than rewarding ourself for quitting then learning to quit faster. This would definitely help you retain students if you could pass on the quit response awareness
Use the Forth for Everyone Chuck, it's Moore better. Forth can do everything C can do, and a few things that C can't. If Forth is missing a feature, you can create it. A disadvantage of Forth, it is 20% slower performing when compared to C. Forth, as a rapid prototyping language, can build a project with 1/3 of the programmers, and in 1/12 the time, when compared to C. Forth can incrementally compile just the change needed, while C requires re-compiling the entire source code. This is important when you need to send code over a 1600 baud rate connection a billion miles away, C can't be used here. The first database was written in Forth, a 300mb database server with 26 workstations accessing the customer info with no slowdowns. Going from Java to Python is not a solution. It's like going from bad to worse. One memory monster to another. :Sheesh:
I’ve enjoyed a lot of Dr. Chuck’s videos, but this one feels a bit out of touch. He mentions how he has way more money than his parents ever did and claims younger generations won’t achieve that. Then he talks about tech salaries dropping from $200k to $70k in the next few years, while also referencing supporting a family, owning a home in the U.S., and going on vacations. Realistically, that’s just not feasible unless you’re living in a super low-cost-of-living area or working multiple jobs. I’m a garbage truck driver and I almost make that now. If I spend years learning programming only to have less buying power than I do now, it hardly seems worth it. A 70% salary decrease would mean most people in tech couldn’t afford much more than a one-bedroom apartment. Unless something worse than the Great Depression happens, his prediction doesn’t make sense. Either he’s completely wrong, or tech as a career is going to collapse, forcing people to start their own businesses to stay afloat while companies pay these $200k jobs pennies on the dollar.
I think the premise is right but this motto of "bring all into tech" is really lame and misleading. This field is not for everyone, this field is not easy (easy to start, kinda ya, but very hard to master) and will require a lot of you, a.k.a your time and focus. The majority of the people nowadays are lazy, do not even read a book, are incapable to feel boredom or stay with yourself without pick up their phones and scrolling to infinite in social media. I agree a lot with him, the market will not crash, will be less programmers out there that do program and ship good software. What will have is an ocean of AI zombies "copy pasters". On that will be a crash in the market, for the lazy and junky ones.
@ I agree with you-it’s not easy to learn tech skills. It takes daily effort, and most people today are too distracted by social media and short attention spans. Universities seem to crank out degrees now, and grade inflation is real-what’s an “A” today was probably a “B” a decade ago. And yes, even at top schools, many students care more about grades than actual learning, often resorting to cheating. Passion and a genuine desire to learn are essential in this field. I appreciate Dr. Chuck’s perspective, but I don’t think anyone can make it in tech without passion and effort. That said, I disagree with his claim that $200k programming jobs are disappearing and that most tech jobs will pay $60-70k in the future. Inflation alone makes this hard to believe. Salaries like that won’t attract top talent. I work a blue-collar job and can already achieve that pay doing mindless work. Talented individuals will simply choose more lucrative careers like finance or advertising, where they can make $150k+ with less effort and constant learning. Dr. Chuck also mentions companies like Facebook and Amazon needing fewer high-paid programmers. Maybe, but do we really think these companies won’t create new technologies? Innovations will keep coming, and tech talent won’t work for $60k when they can earn far more in other fields. The biggest issue is that $60-70k in 2030 will likely have the same buying power as $30k in 2012. That’s not enough to support a family, let alone take vacations to places like Portugal (as he suggests). It would require multiple jobs just to get by. I respect Dr. Chuck’s views, but I don’t think his salary predictions align with the reality of inflation and the U.S. economy. Love to hear your opinions on this.
“ I will, in fact, claim that the difference between a bad programmer and a good one is whether he considers his code or his data structures more important. Bad programmers worry about the code. Good programmers worry about data structures and their relationships. ” - Linus Torvalds (creator of Linux)
This noble man hasn't allowed capitalism to corrupt his pure spirit. Many with less experience and knowledge than him still profit from subpar content and attract large followings! I'll be among the first to sign up for the program, even though the doctor admits it will be challenging.
AI isn't likely to get worse as synthetic data becomes a larger part of its training data, not necessarily anyway. Simple randomness of AI generated content is going to produce some output that is as good or better than most humans. Pair that with the creation of AIs which can "rank" synthetic data by its quality then you have a virtuous circle resulting in ever improving synthetic data.
Everything right 👍 Watch Dr chunk content on web change my mind Even a good professor ever tell every thing step by step We upload our work with screen shot Know we not use chat gpt We fallow Dr chunk the great 😃 In first lacture second lacture Interaction with student is great amazing 😍
I'm ecstatic with the outcome of the election and the year-end market surge. Which hidden jewels in the upcoming bull run would you buy with a 100K right now? My goal is to position myself for a prosperous Q1 in 2025.
Hi, is this for the absolute beginner? Someone who doesn’t know a program language, coding or scripting? Like your example, can you take someone who picks potatoes and put them in this class? Thanks
@@davidbombalI hear really good things about the CS50 Introduction to Python course is really good as well and free. What do you on this course sir?!?
Well, now is the time to focus on WHOM that really want to program, that not uses to just get advantage, to FOCUS on real responsible people. The salvation is individual. It is no selfish of you to focus on people that really want to learn.
Mr. Bombal, I really need your advice. I am new in networking (my knowledge: network devices, interfaces, base of TCP/IP and OSI) and now I would like to start working or take internship for local tele communicational company. From which field in networking should I begin? In the future I am planning get CCNA certificate. Thanks for your attention!
it's easy to get into hard to master, take it seriously and think do you really love programming? or are you here just for the BIG salary promised? if you are here for the buck there are far easier paths than mastering programming, and well you can always test yourself by getting started if you are in a few weeks ( considering you survive this long) it will show and be clear and answer your questions because the easy stuff stops at that time and from then you really start learning
I am relatively competent in PowerShell and have rarely if ever ran into a situation where I need Python. What really is the benefit of something like Python over PowerShell if 99% of what I work on are Windows machines?
Really depends on your use case. Python is easily used across all major platforms. Has a bunch of useful libraries that increase functionality. But yeah, if you're using Windows for work and you're already apt at PowerShell, then there likely isn't much reason for you specifically.
consistency and seriousness are your friends, pain and passion are your tools and books, time and active will power are your legs walking into these paths, you lack one you better drop the idea and save yourself time and regret later down the line
30 years ago, programming was hard-basic tools and algorithms made everything slow. Now, AI helps us code faster and learn quicker, but we also learn from what AI generates; otherwise, it wouldn't make sense. AI is creating jobs, not just taking them, and making programming smarter and more efficient. 🚀
Hi david I just want to know or can you please make show about how we can get a remote in the western countries ,I am from South Africa and it is difficult to secure a job
When your learning there just needs to be no pressure or time constraints but a lot of motivation and if you have that you will not resort to chat gpt, because if you have 3 assignments due in 10 days and you are stuck on two and haven't started the 3rd I am sorry but your going to be prompting tf out of gpt if it is there to prompt
Same with in the United States. You have zero chance of ever being a home owner on a 70k salary here. I make close to that doing mindless blue color Work, I know plumbers who can’t read making 150k here. If he’s correct you won’t have any workers advancing technology in 10 years besides maybe outsourced stuff. It seemed like a really out of touch take by Dr. Chuck. Summers in Portugal with your family on 70k. Give me a break inflation has made that like making 40k just 6-7 years ago. I don’t need to be richer than my parents generation but I also think I should have a chance to buy a house one day and not have to live in government assisted living on this career. If he is right tech is dead, I sure hope he’s wrong. Love to hear your opinion
@@capnmnemo that would be really sad to see. It’s really not easy to learn this stuff, takes a lot of time and dedication and constant upkeep of skills. I do think he’s wrong though as companies will always need talent.
This guy really - I work for software company and people have AI tool open most of day refining and making work faster.. instead of waiting for end user or contrast to deliver the full code in 2-5 business days, it can be now done in 1-2 days.. I’n next 10 years, if schools itself don’t know where IT is heading, then curriculum itself is not updated..
Dr. Chuck thinks 200k salaries will turn into 70k in the next few years? This really makes me question if this is dumb to spend my time and energy on. I do enjoy programming, but would like to be able to pay rent and eat, I don’t think this is greedy of me, as Dr. chuck implies. Inflation over the last 4 years has made 70k just above what they are paying full time fast food workers around me. I work at as a bartender and make that already, it’s not luxury, I take zero vacations and cannot afford to start a family with that pay. If he is right then this field is absolutely done, why would anyone smart ever spend years learning and upskilling to make less than a guy who brings you food? I think Dr. Chuck might need to look at some simple economics courses, and realize just how expensive things have become, in the United States over the last 4 years, seems like he’s lacking awareness. Just really sad if as the markets already impossible for us self-taught folks, and this is a very dark outlook.
It really comes down to supply / demand. The supply of software developers and those looking to get into the field has significantly increased. This is the result of people being laid off at current companies and the huge influx of grads from computing and IT programs. There are more people than there are jobs. It's inevitable that wages will, on average, decrease. If you want that elusive 6-figure job, you'll need to something highly specialized or you will need to be highly skilled, or both.
If people are afraid and can’t get job - there other fields out there like trade from electrical or hvac and elevator techs… it’s guarantee job compare to CS grads.. just saying.
So the gist of this video is: Become exceptionally good in an exceptionally difficult field to get mid-grade payment of a mid-grade to even low-grade field. Hm, yeah no. Let AI do all the things I am going ot become a gardener and not work myself to death, thank you!
Yeah this is exactly what I was thinking. In 5 years you can make 70k being a programmer. That was maybe good money 10 years ago but in the United States you’ll never be able to own a home
So there are AI applications that help students learn the subject without giving the answer right away. So like you stated it’s not the tool it’s the student not wanting to learn the process
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0:00 - Coming up
01:33 - How A.I. is affecting education
04:25 - Using A.I. to help students learn
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19:40 - The Golden Age of A.I. and how it will get worse
24:51 - Is it worth it becoming a programmer in 2025
27:15 - Will A.I. replace programmers?
29:12 - Programming as a career choice
36:52 - A.I. is becoming a hardware problem
40:28 - Expectations of the younger generation
44:40 - The Master Programmer explained // Higher education is changing
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david I HAVE EXCUSE i can ´t use English can't write how can i change my live and i 'm not living right now in London or anywhere such as Canada or america
i think everything is very easy your site but how can you charge the people live all over the world that they can not have resource or can not understand your language to speak you now , i joined your channel 2022 still i'm your familiar in channel devid i great you
Someone once told me that pain during learning or stress is your brain leaning complexity. Now I look for it to tell me I'm on the right path.
Kinda along the lines of "if it's easy then it's not worth doing"
People over think everything, no pun intended. Do what you want and have fun doing it
I had pain learning once, turns out it was a brain tumor.
@@Andy-jz1zw thanks for this solo push!
Per Andrew huberman, the actual scientific explanation is that your brain is developing new neural pathways. So when you're studying and you feel that itch to not focus and do something else, you have to fight it cuz it's literally your brain throwing a fit cuz it has to work to create those new experiences. I'm butchering it but yeah...
I found Dr chuck a little over a year ago and he has been one of my favorite educator since! The way he describes the code really helps me get it and give me that light bulb hooray! I am glad he’s on your channel! I need to go back and watch the previous ones!! My 1st year Spanish teacher always gave out a gold cheat sheet every week with the words translated in English and it was easy to memorize and learn and it made learning Spanish easy! You are an amazing educator, Dr Chuck
I started learning Python, but dropped the ball along the way. This is just the fuel i need.
Thank you David and Dr Chuck
I love Dr. Chuck. Thanks for having him on again.
Agreed. He is amazing! Great to have him back on the channel.
So glad Dr. Chuck is back! David Bombal and Dr. Chuck got me started on this Python journey. Much appreciated!
I got his book on Python. I wish I had a teacher like him for so long
@@fixer1140 Same here, but I didn't get his book. On my list!
@@fixer1140Whose book? Sorry I am new to both of them.
@@Endangereds Python for everyone, totally recommended
Just feel good to see Mr David and Dr. Chuck in the early days of 2025. I really needed to hear such things. Yesterday I went through the Python for everybody course and regretted not to have known Dr. Chuck a bit earlier. He's the first person to make me understand what's going on in programming , He made me love it and this time I'll get what I've been looking for for decades.
Well I'm starting my Programming and I'm going the old ways and try avoiding AI in coding myself. I here the professor loud and clear
i started coding one year ago and got a course about prompt engineering with chatgpt. it was absolutely boring! the best experience and most fun was coding with mates in discord + screenshare (pair programming). wish you the best
This was the most interesting conversation I've ever seen on your channel David. Thank you!!!!! The information and knowledge is gold! Thank you all!!!
This was an excellent discussion! I'm 36 and halfway through a CS/EE bachelor of science degree. Our class is plagued with unsanctioned Ai usage and confused students. I appreciate the framing of the current/future tech market and completely agree with the US needing to get this work-life balance issue sorted out and rid ourselves of this incessant need for more!
Thank you for having Dr.Chuck!
You're welcome! Dr Chuck is a legend!
Its been an issue in education ststems for decades, that we spend the curriculum learning just the information required for long enough tonpass a tesy question.
Output, thoughput, stay put till exams. Then forget it forever.
This gamr of numbers is hitting its peak where teachers where forced for years to simply churn iut the pass rate students so they can keep a job and the schools can say they have high pass rates.
For this receny history, that has been okay up until now.
Now, real knowledge and understanding of what we are learning, is absolutely imperative. Gone are the times where you could barely scrape through and fall back on labour working or storeman, real world education needs time, understanding and the rught support people passing the right information down in the right way.
This is one man, who understands that need for doing a proper job in the educatiin sector. He wants to need the student to need to want to succed.
Thanks fro Having Dr Chuck again David!! Always a pleasure listeingn to the both of you
I really enjoyed this podcast, the AI section was too relatable i was relying on AI way too much. Now I really want to understand how to write codes so enrolling for the python course right now.
Glad you enjoyed it!
My 2 Fav teachers are in single video. thanks for this informative and beautiful video.
Thank You for bringing Dr Chuck and Thank You for adding subtitles!
David with bangers on 2025! Great work sir!
Beautiful video!! Great respect as always to you David, but also lots of respect to Dr. Chuck who made me think a lot. Especially now that I just graduated and seeking to land my first job in this field.
Dr. Chuch is an inspirational teacher, the kind every educator should aspire to be! This video has sparked my curiosity, and I'm excited to delve deeper into this free learning opportunity. Thanks for sharing! 😇 🙏
Dr Chuck and Stefan Mischook only sources needed 🔥
This video was so informative and resourceful. The people of the internet truly appreciate the time and dedication it takes to curate these videos with open discussions on tends etc. It helps us to understand the difference of a trend vs something that will be around for years to come. Thank you.
I waited impatiently for interview with prof Chuck in 2025. Thank you David!
He’s so realistic to me. Everything he said is so point on man. ❤
thx for this great interview. very interesting! have a great new year everybody
Great discussion, Thank you David and thank you Dr. Chuck.
I think this is the talk that I needed 🙂
thanks David & Dr. Chuck.
Thanks David & Dr Chuck for this talk, it's so important to spell out the current state of learning & being careful in using AI only as a tool.
This should be common knowledge, but too many people offload their thinking to the media.
This info isn't just for programming students, but very key for companies, who should know better.
More companies are promoting AI coding etc for getting jobs done quicker....but don't have close scrutiny & are becoming too reliant.
Therefore, companies aren't as careful in code reviews & code quality.
Really, thanks alot Dr chuck and Mr. David ,you are the best person who thinks nice think for young people
Thank you ever so much! Wonderful to hear from Dr. Chuck again! A JavaScript book will be absolutely great. Can we also have a Django book, please? My chief problem with Django currently is the lack of the book...
Awesome! Thank you for Sharing! 💯✴
Thanks for this great video!
Could you please make a video about Quality Assurance (QA)?
I'd love to know what skills are important, what's in demand in the industry, and whether QA is a viable and growing career choice. Your insights would be incredibly helpful!
In a way this is concurring in other it field as well. A DBA’s used to write scripts to make there job easier, then a ‘smartass’ combined those tools in a management tool and the next generation ‘DBA’ only used the tool and hardly new the basics. In marketing sql scripting, Bach programs where used for data extraction and data manipulations, then the tools came along where those where combined. Always tried to shout out the message you have t know the basics, so programming without AI is the basics, use AI as resource, not to replace the basics.
I agree with this take. I am doing a small project and AI is helping but obviously if there is no AI we need to know what and how to do the fixing.
David Bombal and Dr.Chucks wonderful !
When you know few commands about a programming language it's when you think a lot rather than you know much about the language
I feel that Dr Chuck would benefit from absorbing some of Dr Andrew Hubermans insights on the dopamine effect and how stress and quiting are part of the payoff we create to make failing easier on ourselves.
Dr Huberman explains the way of teaching ourselves to elevate up to and through certain levels of stress and then stopping before we respond with quitting. It trains the brain to be more hungry for the value we get out of coming back to a project we left on self built terms rather than rewarding ourself for quitting then learning to quit faster.
This would definitely help you retain students if you could pass on the quit response awareness
wow much respect to this guy!
Thanks for the lesson
Learning Python is on my bucket list. Transition my old batch files. Tk U for sharing.
You have no excuse now 😀 Learn from Dr Chuck - the best!
Wonderful video, very thought provoking on the warnings and future of AI use. Thank you for sharing.
Use the Forth for Everyone Chuck, it's Moore better.
Forth can do everything C can do, and a few things that C can't. If Forth is missing a feature, you can create it.
A disadvantage of Forth, it is 20% slower performing when compared to C.
Forth, as a rapid prototyping language, can build a project with 1/3 of the programmers, and in 1/12 the time, when compared to C.
Forth can incrementally compile just the change needed, while C requires re-compiling the entire source code.
This is important when you need to send code over a 1600 baud rate connection a billion miles away, C can't be used here.
The first database was written in Forth, a 300mb database server with 26 workstations accessing the customer info with no slowdowns.
Going from Java to Python is not a solution. It's like going from bad to worse. One memory monster to another. :Sheesh:
I’ve enjoyed a lot of Dr. Chuck’s videos, but this one feels a bit out of touch. He mentions how he has way more money than his parents ever did and claims younger generations won’t achieve that. Then he talks about tech salaries dropping from $200k to $70k in the next few years, while also referencing supporting a family, owning a home in the U.S., and going on vacations. Realistically, that’s just not feasible unless you’re living in a super low-cost-of-living area or working multiple jobs.
I’m a garbage truck driver and I almost make that now. If I spend years learning programming only to have less buying power than I do now, it hardly seems worth it. A 70% salary decrease would mean most people in tech couldn’t afford much more than a one-bedroom apartment. Unless something worse than the Great Depression happens, his prediction doesn’t make sense. Either he’s completely wrong, or tech as a career is going to collapse, forcing people to start their own businesses to stay afloat while companies pay these $200k jobs pennies on the dollar.
I think the premise is right but this motto of "bring all into tech" is really lame and misleading. This field is not for everyone, this field is not easy (easy to start, kinda ya, but very hard to master) and will require a lot of you, a.k.a your time and focus. The majority of the people nowadays are lazy, do not even read a book, are incapable to feel boredom or stay with yourself without pick up their phones and scrolling to infinite in social media.
I agree a lot with him, the market will not crash, will be less programmers out there that do program and ship good software. What will have is an ocean of AI zombies "copy pasters". On that will be a crash in the market, for the lazy and junky ones.
@ I agree with you-it’s not easy to learn tech skills. It takes daily effort, and most people today are too distracted by social media and short attention spans. Universities seem to crank out degrees now, and grade inflation is real-what’s an “A” today was probably a “B” a decade ago. And yes, even at top schools, many students care more about grades than actual learning, often resorting to cheating. Passion and a genuine desire to learn are essential in this field. I appreciate Dr. Chuck’s perspective, but I don’t think anyone can make it in tech without passion and effort.
That said, I disagree with his claim that $200k programming jobs are disappearing and that most tech jobs will pay $60-70k in the future. Inflation alone makes this hard to believe. Salaries like that won’t attract top talent. I work a blue-collar job and can already achieve that pay doing mindless work. Talented individuals will simply choose more lucrative careers like finance or advertising, where they can make $150k+ with less effort and constant learning.
Dr. Chuck also mentions companies like Facebook and Amazon needing fewer high-paid programmers. Maybe, but do we really think these companies won’t create new technologies? Innovations will keep coming, and tech talent won’t work for $60k when they can earn far more in other fields.
The biggest issue is that $60-70k in 2030 will likely have the same buying power as $30k in 2012. That’s not enough to support a family, let alone take vacations to places like Portugal (as he suggests). It would require multiple jobs just to get by.
I respect Dr. Chuck’s views, but I don’t think his salary predictions align with the reality of inflation and the U.S. economy.
Love to hear your opinions on this.
I love this. Thank you.
“ I will, in fact, claim that the difference between a bad programmer
and a good one is whether he considers his code or his data structures
more important. Bad programmers worry about the code. Good
programmers worry about data structures and their relationships. ”
- Linus Torvalds (creator of Linux)
Thank you david❤ from somaliland🎉
You're welcome! And welcome Somaliland!!
@@davidbombal 🥰🥰🥰 U are my role model 👏🥰
Thanks for being honest at @16:40 .
Thank you very much sir
This noble man hasn't allowed capitalism to corrupt his pure spirit. Many with less experience and knowledge than him still profit from subpar content and attract large followings! I'll be among the first to sign up for the program, even though the doctor admits it will be challenging.
Thanks Dave, thanks Dr Chuck, Happy New Year and I really hope this AI madness finally ends.
AI isn't likely to get worse as synthetic data becomes a larger part of its training data, not necessarily anyway. Simple randomness of AI generated content is going to produce some output that is as good or better than most humans. Pair that with the creation of AIs which can "rank" synthetic data by its quality then you have a virtuous circle resulting in ever improving synthetic data.
Everything right 👍
Watch Dr chunk content on web change my mind
Even a good professor ever tell every thing step by step
We upload our work with screen shot
Know we not use chat gpt
We fallow Dr chunk the great 😃
In first lacture second lacture
Interaction with student is great amazing 😍
Thank you David ❤❤❤
You're welcome!
Thanks a lot Sir🥰🥰😍♥
You're welcome! Amazing training from Dr Chuck!
Thank you gentlemen!
I'm ecstatic with the outcome of the election and the year-end market surge. Which hidden jewels in the upcoming bull run would you buy with a 100K right now? My goal is to position myself for a prosperous Q1 in 2025.
Hi, is this for the absolute beginner? Someone who doesn’t know a program language, coding or scripting? Like your example, can you take someone who picks potatoes and put them in this class? Thanks
Yes. Take the Python course first.
Dr. Chuck’s Python for Everybody courses are for complete beginners.
@@davidbombal can the guy picking potatoes with no coding skills learn this? Thank you
@lioneldeliz7053 sorry, only those who can pick tomatoes
@@davidbombalI hear really good things about the CS50 Introduction to Python course is really good as well and free. What do you on this course sir?!?
I am very interested thanks sir
Thank you ❤ david🎉
You're welcome!
Hello sir
Thanks for this amazing video ❤❤❤
Hello!! You're very welcome!
When professor mentioned „convert Java stuff into Python“ at 36:30, I wonder whether he actually meant Javascript?
Well, now is the time to focus on WHOM that really want to program, that not uses to just get advantage, to FOCUS on real responsible people. The salvation is individual. It is no selfish of you to focus on people that really want to learn.
Mr. Bombal, I really need your advice. I am new in networking (my knowledge: network devices, interfaces, base of TCP/IP and OSI) and now I would like to start working or take internship for local tele communicational company. From which field in networking should I begin? In the future I am planning get CCNA certificate.
Thanks for your attention!
Ask chapt gpt 😂
Sacrifice your time and practice as much as you can
Go for ccna it will make your base stronger.
@ i wanted to start working and learning ccna at the same time, so I am searching for job, that will be beneficial for me
Internships in that field are close to be almost non existent …put it this way companies are rather hiring Mr Patel with a CS degree and an H1-B visa
you really help me cause now I have master ethical hacking and I also teach my teach thanks
Thank you David )
You're welcome!
Hardwork and perseverance pays!
what i would like to see is at least a beginner intro to PyCharm or an IDe of professor chuck"s choice.
Thank you sir❤
You're welcome!
I like this new year's gift Santa Bombal.
Thanks David
You're welcome!
What should I put into consideration before learning programming
it's easy to get into hard to master, take it seriously and think do you really love programming? or are you here just for the BIG salary promised? if you are here for the buck there are far easier paths than mastering programming, and well you can always test yourself by getting started if you are in a few weeks ( considering you survive this long) it will show and be clear and answer your questions because the easy stuff stops at that time and from then you really start learning
I am relatively competent in PowerShell and have rarely if ever ran into a situation where I need Python. What really is the benefit of something like Python over PowerShell if 99% of what I work on are Windows machines?
I'd agree, different strokes for different folks.
All down to use case really.
Really depends on your use case. Python is easily used across all major platforms.
Has a bunch of useful libraries that increase functionality.
But yeah, if you're using Windows for work and you're already apt at PowerShell, then there likely isn't much reason for you specifically.
Peace be upon you Sir,
I am a student and I am learning from youtube videos and by browsing , is this enough ?! or I have to enforce more effort ?
consistency and seriousness are your friends, pain and passion are your tools and books, time and active will power are your legs walking into these paths, you lack one you better drop the idea and save yourself time and regret later down the line
Thank you are the best
Thank you! Dr Chuck is the best! 😀
Stop this “I love y own” syndrome.
Accept the future and adopt.💯👍👍👍
great framing guys, this is exactly the problem, thank you for talking about it.
You're welcome! Thank you for watching!
i didn't get it. It will be a course with javascript that covers backend and frontend ?.. or django backend and javascript frontend ?
Programming for network engrs is something I need .and how do I begin . I mean from the elementary
30 years ago, programming was hard-basic tools and algorithms made everything slow. Now, AI helps us code faster and learn quicker, but we also learn from what AI generates; otherwise, it wouldn't make sense. AI is creating jobs, not just taking them, and making programming smarter and more efficient. 🚀
No.
Hello sir, I am trying to access the Python for everybody on Coursera platform, but they ask me to pay some amount of money.
Hi david I just want to know or can you please make show about how we can get a remote in the western countries ,I am from South Africa and it is difficult to secure a job
Thanks for the video😅
You're welcome 😊
When your learning there just needs to be no pressure or time constraints but a lot of motivation and if you have that you will not resort to chat gpt, because if you have 3 assignments due in 10 days and you are stuck on two and haven't started the 3rd I am sorry but your going to be prompting tf out of gpt if it is there to prompt
Thank you, Dr Chuck.
Everyone at work knows that I don't use AI aids.
Because my code sucks.
Dr Chuck is amazing! haha about your code 😂
David can you please make short videos like 5 to 10 minutes ❤❤❤
I'm trying to balance long form and short form videos on the channel. My shorts give you quick videos as well 😀
I think at 56:05 Dr. Chuck meant eh chose Java over C# not C++
Young people in Europe are increasingly not able to afford a place to live.
That's not wanting to be "richer than their parents".
Same with in the United States. You have zero chance of ever being a home owner on a 70k salary here. I make close to that doing mindless blue color
Work, I know plumbers who can’t read making 150k here. If he’s correct you won’t have any workers advancing technology in 10 years besides maybe outsourced stuff.
It seemed like a really out of touch take by Dr. Chuck. Summers in Portugal with your family on 70k. Give me a break inflation has made that like making 40k just 6-7 years ago. I don’t need to be richer than my parents generation but I also think I should have a chance to buy a house one day and not have to live in government assisted living on this career.
If he is right tech is dead, I sure hope he’s wrong.
Love to hear your opinion
Yes@@Ynerson9003 a global problem. I get kinda angry when I hear people talking bout young people somehow being greedy.
@@Ynerson9003 I think he is right that tech is about to become McJobs.
@@capnmnemo that would be really sad to see. It’s really not easy to learn this stuff, takes a lot of time and dedication and constant upkeep of skills. I do think he’s wrong though as companies will always need talent.
@@Ynerson9003 I believe you are right that companies will always *need* talent.
They just won't *pay* for it.
Does this include free Coursera certificate also?
Edward Snowden ? When will we see him on your channel ?
In the meantime, learn a hardware language from the physics branch.
What would that be?
This guy really - I work for software company and people have AI tool open most of day refining and making work faster.. instead of waiting for end user or contrast to deliver the full code in 2-5 business days, it can be now done in 1-2 days.. I’n next 10 years, if schools itself don’t know where IT is heading, then curriculum itself is not updated..
23:42 wtf is this sound? that scared the shit out of me
Dr. Chuck thinks 200k salaries will turn into 70k in the next few years? This really makes me question if this is dumb to spend my time and energy on. I do enjoy programming, but would like to be able to pay rent and eat, I don’t think this is greedy of me, as Dr. chuck implies. Inflation over the last 4 years has made 70k just above what they are paying full time fast food workers around me. I work at as a bartender and make that already, it’s not luxury, I take zero vacations and cannot afford to start a family with that pay. If he is right then this field is absolutely done, why would anyone smart ever spend years learning and upskilling to make less than a guy who brings you food? I think Dr. Chuck might need to look at some simple economics courses, and realize just how expensive things have become, in the United States over the last 4 years, seems like he’s lacking awareness. Just really sad if as the markets already impossible for us self-taught folks, and this is a very dark outlook.
It really comes down to supply / demand. The supply of software developers and those looking to get into the field has significantly increased. This is the result of people being laid off at current companies and the huge influx of grads from computing and IT programs. There are more people than there are jobs. It's inevitable that wages will, on average, decrease. If you want that elusive 6-figure job, you'll need to something highly specialized or you will need to be highly skilled, or both.
@ guess I’ll just have to get good and hope it works out for the best.
@Ghostman-cs7wz Godspeed. I'm in the same boat as you
If people are afraid and can’t get job - there other fields out there like trade from electrical or hvac and elevator techs… it’s guarantee job compare to CS grads.. just saying.
Chat gpt chat gpt chat gpt chat gpt............ 😂😂😂 in whole video
So the gist of this video is: Become exceptionally good in an exceptionally difficult field to get mid-grade payment of a mid-grade to even low-grade field.
Hm, yeah no. Let AI do all the things I am going ot become a gardener and not work myself to death, thank you!
Yeah this is exactly what I was thinking. In 5 years you can make 70k being a programmer. That was maybe good money 10 years ago but in the United States you’ll never be able to own a home
problem is that stundents don't know how to use chat gpt and how it's working
What's Dr Chuck favorite programming language?
So there are AI applications that help students learn the subject without giving the answer right away. So like you stated it’s not the tool it’s the student not wanting to learn the process
AI will code in optimized versions of assembly that AI creates.
Now that's "on demand" video i just watched........
Next assembly language course