How to Learn
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- Опубліковано 25 чер 2024
- The question I get constantly is How To Learn! I asked you guys to recommend something that I don't know anything about and then I'd show you how I'd learn it. These techniques can be used to learn absolutely anything.
In this video I talk about utilizing :
✳️ Books
✳️ Spaced Repetition
✳️ Mentors
✳️ Overcoming Fear of Failure
✳️ Numerous Techniques
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a easy challenge would be learn toki pona
You are one awesome dude, Sir~👍
Finally I know how you look... Happy to see the face behind that voice. Thankyou for helping me understand things my teachers couldn't. (:
Id love to!
Okay sir, can I at least first know what your main openings are? :D
Hey man, your videos got me through college and helped me fulfill my dreams of being a satellite electrical/software engineer. Thank you for all you do!
Congratulations! You did all the work, but it is nice to know that I could help a little.
@@derekbanas you are a wonderful human being.
I found this after becoming a space industry software engineer. Looking forward to these videos!
@@AFchavez1 they’re great videos to learn new languages and get the basics to intermediate steps. Best of luck!
Omg that’s amazing
After almost 7 years of only hearing your voice, I finally saw you Mr. Derek. 😄
Its the Legend himself! Thank you so much for your videos!
Thank you for following my videos :)
@@derekbanas EPIC
This man is a LEGEND
Learning stuff for the sake of challenge/fun
Has enough content to create a whole generation of specialists
Hey Derek, I have followed you for almost 10 years. I am so happy to know you are still producing so great content.
Dear Derek, Thank you!
I'm forever grateful for your videos, I've learned a lot from you, your videos helped me kick start my passion with programming, finish university, and make a career out of it
So thank you so much for providing the world with free and accessable knowledge!
Congratulations on everything you accomplished! I am very honored to hear that I was a small part of your success. I wish you all the best!
Your videos helped me specialize in web dev back in early 2010s for my CS Degree when I realized they were only going to primarily teach us theory as opposed to building applications. Really, it was your ability to pick up things that you were interested in that helped me find that passion that I needed in order to get started on my own and sticking to it. It was that skill that I learned from you that has changed my life--being able to teach oneself anything and learn effectively. Perseverance!
So thank you =). I now have an amazing job and can support my family and extended family. Thanks for being a part of our lives!
Historic moment i have been waiting. Your weakness and the way you learn to overcome it. I will watching, good luck Derek
I hope it is fun and helps people to try and do the impossible
Derek I have truly evolved since I first started watching your videos back in 2017-2020 and learned a lot of stuff from you . Now as a 22 year old I feel like I have a ability and confidence to learn anything really fast and quick . I want to say thank you for your videos , which are simple and informative . I recommend your channel to all my friends!
Your content is always gold, my friend. Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us.
Thank you :) I'm doing my best to keep the channel interesting
My one stop channel when learning new programming language! Thanks Derek!
This is a great idea for a series! I love your programming tutorials and I love chess, so its great to see the two come together. I'm sure your philosophy on learning will be insightful as well!
Thank you :) I love trying new things
The problem with programmers getting into chess- you invariably try to write software for it!
The OG himself!! You and Bucky got me through college.
Exactly! They are gift to the world to all if us. Really good in explaining the step by step like they can read our minds anticipating our questions 😆
@@MrMosoani oh yeah, he's great
This is exactly why I am subscribed to this channel. This should be the very first topic in every single class yet it's suprising how most teachers / educators never talk about it. Thanks again Derek.
I’m very happy you enjoyed it! I would change a lot about education if I could and the funny thing is that most teachers that I know also agree that education should change, but they have little power to change it.
Dude ur tutorials for beginners are amazing they skip the bloat and get straight to the point... that goes a huge way for most...I know it certainly did for me 2-3 years back cause I have goldfish attention spam... I'm going to start uni for CS this year and I think it's in no small part thanks to u & good luck with blitz
Thank you for taking the time to tell me I helped :) I appreciate it! Go kick butt in college!!! And, don't forget to network as much as possible. If I could go back I would have spent 90% of my time networking
Exactly
You are a magnificent example of valuable human being! Keep it up and thanks!
I've learned a lot from you throughout the years. Thanks a lot for you efforts. It's always quality content.
Thank you very much :) It has been my honor to help
Derek, anytime I take a class that is programming related I share your videos on the subject with the class. Did it today!
Thank you for telling others! I appreciate that
amazing, I am looking forward to seeing more of these types of tutorials, Thanks Derek
Nice to see you again! I’ll upload regularly on Thursday and Tuesday
I like this! I will follow you in your journey.
You taught me and provided me knowledge so many times!
Thank you for all of your gems, master! ^_^
Thank you for taking the time to say I helped :) I appreciate it!
I recommend your videos to many people, many times a year. I am thankful for your GREAT content and look forward to this! If it were not for you I would not be automating my work and doubling production! I am quite thankful!
Messages like yours are why I have continued to make videos for over a decade! It has been a great pleasure to be able to help. Congratulations for all that you accomplished!
So this is the guy that taught me a ton of things as a teen. Thank you soo much. People like you really do change the world.
You are very kind to say so :) I'm still shocked that anyone watched or continues to watch my videos, but I'm thankful
You got me hooked. Very cool!
Thank you very much for helping us to learn and especially university computer science students. :)
Sensei. Your words are true
"not all teachers are meant for every single student and so that's part of the learning process
is also to either find a book that works for you video tutorials that work for you or something
like that"
I learn a lot watching your video than studying in school
Thank you.
From the 🇵🇭 👍
i'm very happy for your lesson. I will practice this now.
Happy I could help :)
Thank you so much dear Derek for this lecture. I think that it will be useful for many. Learning how to learn is one of the most important skills.
I'm very happy that you liked it :) I think it will be interesting to show all the tools I use and to find out which works the best.
Appreciate cha! Blessings, my friend!
Thank you very much :) I wish you all the best
Hey Derek, please do a full-length video on APL. Would really appreciate it.
You are one of the greats Derek! You are such a wealth of knowledge and so kind to share so much.
Thank you for the nice compliment :) I'm truly honored to be able to do this!
@@derekbanas we are so happy you do. You have made Software Development a reality for many who did not know where to start.
Thank you for sharing. Your video reminds me a book I read before, .
I'm happy I could help. I never read that book, but I think it is known that spaced repetition works wonder for learning and retaining information.
You helped me get started with your videos. I am a principle engineer now who started with your video on objective-c.
Wow that is awesome! Congratulations on all your success and hard work! I'm extremely happy that I helped in any small way.
You have no idea how many people you helped, thanks, man! Keep up the good work
It has been an honor to know that I have helped people. There is nothing more that I could have wanted from life :)
The OG himself. Thank you from all my heart for the lives you have saved.
You are a legend Derek .. Thank you
You are very kind :)
Brilliant person, brilliant content overall, internet needs this guy
Thank you very much :)
Thankyou so much !
Thank you for watching my videos :)
This man is a legend - His videos helped me a lot
It has been my honor to help
I have been watching your videos time to time over 5 years and whether you teach anything or not one thing is for sure that you are a wonderful human being
You are very kind. Thank you for taking the time to write such a nice message :)
The legend in the flesh! :) Thanks for everything sir.
You are very kind :) It is my pleasure to be able to help people
Great points!
I hope they help :)
Man this is awesome! Looking forward to playing you!
See you next Tuesday :)
Rock on man! Seen u for years. Love it
Thank you very much :)
You are awesome sir
By Watching your videos i learnt how to code, and today I'm a game dev, thanks mr. Banas
I remember back in time every time I would watch your videos, I was afraid and my heart beat fast because It was hard to follow you. I am happy after so many years I am able. You are awesome.
You are very kind :) Thank you for sticking with me
Used to watch your videos during college!! Your learning in X minutes video were such a great way to brush up on programming languages!! Thank you for your videos.
Just randomly popped up in my recommendations and I thought wait a minute.. Derek Banas??! I know him! Like a long lost friend.
Nice to finally see what you look like. 😊
Thank you for taking the time to write such a nice message :) I appreciate it!
you're the best man keep it up
You are very kind Thank you :)
Always a fan of your video content 😁
Thank you very much :)
Sir, thank you so much for your tutorials. ❤️
Thank you for watching my channel :)
Thank god you're gonna start live streaming again. I missed u
That's awesome! I have been wanting to do it again. I had so much fun last time.
Can't thank you enough for your contents! Hope to see you livestream chess and would love playing against you!
Come back next Tuesday and I'll happily, probably lose, to you :)
So practice and repetition and sticking with what you like and striving to understand and build a habit of learning up
That’s basically it but it is harder to do than it sounds
Seen your videos of Programming for years now.. Kudos.. and thanks. And still on...
Thank you yes I’m amazed I’ve been doing this for so long
Legend!!
Hello... Welcome back.. I'm glad you're fine.
Thank you :) I'm getting better
I love your experience 😍
Great share.
Thank you
THE LEGEND!
This man is a legend who helped not just me but all my friends in engineering. Salutations Sir!
You are very kind to say that :) It is my honor to be able to help.
@@derekbanas i am so grateful for you dont even know thank you
Funny thing about seeing you on camera is that I got the feeling that I already knew you and wasn't suprised at all
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with the internet
That's very cool. I'm happy that I could help. It is always nice to see a familiar name in chat. I hope to get to know people better with the live streams.
Can't wait to join the live stream!
Feel free to beat me next Tuesday :)
oh man, love your videos and would have loved to see you learning something useful. Skills like Guitar or Spanish would have been great in a sense there's more possibility of getting a job.
I’m currently learning Spanish as well. I’m learning it through spaced repetition and I’m almost at the point were I’ll start watching Spanish reality shows, translating them and drilling SR until I can understand every episode. I think I’ll basically be fluent in Spanish in a year. Stay tuned and I’ll make a video on my journey and progress. Chess by the way is the most complex thing I have ever tried to learn.
Hello Master 🤓. Finally i see you your face. I have watched and practice all your videos of Java and Patterns. 💪🤓
i always wanted to learn this bash stuff - thank you for a great job - oldtony
Good Sir, the breadth of knowledge you covered over the years is really incredible. I wonder, how can you type and talk at the same time. Could you please let us know your workflow of creating videos? It is truly remarkable! Your channel is among my most favourite on YT. It's an utter pleasure to learn from you.
You are very kind :) Thank you. I think I have become better at typing and talking at the same time through practice. Normally I largely write most of the code out of my head, so I'm just saying what I'm thinking. If I'm very well aware of a subject I normally look at a books table of contents and then make sure I cover everything. I add bullets further describing what I want to cover. Then I make the video using that sheet. If I don't know a subject I study it much like I showed in this video and then I do the same thing.
Thank you Derek. Always a Gentlemen.
Thank you for the nice compliment :)
@@derekbanas thanks Derek. Do you have a video to learn Japanese? Also a video How To Learn and you ouch a computer programming language. In the same style as this tutorial. Thank you Derek!!!
You are a great humble fellow. Love your hard work and dedication by the amount of content you put out there. Keep up d grind
Thank you for taking the time to say you enjoy the videos :)
I need this for learning motivation to learn :)
I’m happy I could help :)
Awesome Derek, as i spoted in previous video, that setup change indicates something new to come up..! And here we are..
Although i Don't know chess not even basics will follow the series...;
Request: Learn a programing language and building a project using it's documentation...
While explaining flow of reading docs and using it properly.
I'm constantly thinking of new ways of making videos. Now that all the other tutorial channels are making learn in ones I find it kind of boring to make them. I'm enjoying series videos and I'm moving towards going completely into livestreams like I did about 4 years ago. They are just more fun. I memorize languages using tools like Anki (Here is a video : ua-cam.com/video/5urUZUWoTLo/v-deo.html) I learn just about everything with spaced repetition. The programming videos are here to stay. My Python / Finance course will be up in 2 days.
It's great to put a face to the voice. Thanks for your videos 😁
Thank you :) Thank you for watching them
Finally saw your face, hehe. Thanks for all the content! Has helped me a lot till now :)))
It is always nice to hear that I helped :)
NO WAYYYYY!!! Sir, first of all, respect and love!
Second, I've been watching your videos since I remember and totally had expected you to be wayyyy chubbier than what I see in this video for some reason, ABSOLUTELY didn't expect you to NOT have a double chin at least XD
And of course, since I believe this is my first comment on this channel, thank you for your videos (Thumbs up before watching the vid) ^^
Thank you for all the support :) No I’m not chubby, but I used to be. Thanks for taking the time to say hi
wow, didn't know you were 50 years old, still your vidoes helped me a lot, thank you :)
Finally I have seen you Derek :) Thank you
Hopefully I didn’t scare anyone:)
@@derekbanas it's our pleasure to see you Derek, you are doing a great job and an inspiration for many
Hello Derek, you are a beast man. Hope you remember me commenting on your video after long time. :D
Thank you for taking the time to comment :) It is nice to see familiar names
I first learned web dev with your videos, which know is my carrer, thank you for your work and dedication
That’s awesome! Congratulations on all that you accomplished!
Hello sir I learned a lot from this channel you are one of my favourite teacher thank you so much for your efforts
Always gold content ❤️
Thank you for the nice message :) It has been my honor to help
Dropping a comment to drop the obligatory thanks for your Java videos which helped me when I was in college - thanks!
Thank you for taking the time to say Hi! I appreciate it
Not all superheroes wear capes. This man is a one in a million.
You are very kind :)
Thanks for your videos! You learn so much stuff and the pile of Anki Cards from all those different topics must be huge and they keep growing. Do you stop revisiting some topic at some point or do you still continue re-learning it despite the fact that you might not have to apply this knowledge? If you continue to learn all topics: how does your time management work?
Keep up the good work and thank you so much!
I'm happy you liked it :) I rarely remove anything unless I no longer care to remember something. It is actually easy to manage because I use it like a game I can play anytime I have down time. If I'm waiting in line, for the microwave, on an elevator, the bus, etc. I pull it out and answer questions. It takes up about 1.5 hours of my day, but it is very easy to find 1.5 hours over the course of a day.
@@derekbanas Thank you for your response! In case I overlooked it (as you have so many great videos on so many interesting topics): it would be really interesting to me to see how you build and structure your Anki decks for a programming language.
In any case: thank you again and all the best to you! :)
I love you, Sir.
Love you too :)
the best tech youtuber
Thank you for the nice compliment :)
One word.... LEGEND❤️
You are very kind :)
Just came to drop a like, Derek's a legend.
I remember learn calculus from this guy, it's been a while
You're an inspiration as an ultra learner!
You are very kind :) I’m very lucky to be able to do this
just getting around to Meeting Derek and his humbleness =D Where did this go and how did those live streams turnout?
You're very kind :) It was fun doing the livestreams, but I'm just not entertaining enough for them, so I decided to just do what I'm good at from now on.
your one of the most crazy ppl on the internet ;) thanks a lot for sharing with us :D
Oh, you have no idea. In the real world I'm so much more crazy. I would be just as happy to take on physical challenges, or most anything. This is just a sample of my crazy :)
This is amazing Derek. I started my YT Channel after watching some of your videos for example.
WOW your channel is doing amazing!!! Keep doing what you are doing. To be getting that many views with so few subscribers is wonderful for a new channel. I almost never say this, but I think if you keep at it you are going to do very well on UA-cam.
@@derekbanas thanks for the inspiring words! Yes I watched your videos over the years as I am a software engineer. Thanks for all the work my friend.🙏🙏🙏
oh, how I would love to see you play Autonauts. Or Lego Builder's Journey.
Ideally with no prior knowledge of the game.
Anyway, Derek. It's great to see you. And you're always a joy to listen.
I'm greatful you're making these videos
Autonauts looks like a ton of fun. Maybe I'll try it. Years back I live streamed myself beating all of the supposedly hardest games like The Witness and others.
Consider the NM Dan Heisman's books. They address the subject of learning chess and all things related to the learning experience, the mental works involved in the next move decision, patterns recognition and so on.
Thank you for the help :) Yes I have been checking out his books and they are very good.
Hi Derek...I have not been on your video's for a while due to life getting in the way. but I am back in the groove now and Look forward to catching up with some of your other stuff. I am so Glad to see you still up and at em! I have recommended your video's to hundreds of people when I was doing my stint with Toastmasters international in Glasgow Toastmasters in of course Glasgow Scotland. Stay safe!
Thank you so much for telling others! I love public speaking and was in the National Forensic League when I was in school. I had a ton of fun. I got a diamond pin and everything!
@@derekbanas Hi Derek, It looks like that early work has blossomed into great confidence in front of the Camera long before the internet was available. best wishes for the future. :-)
To learn anything the process is macro to micro. From large overviews to increasing the amount of detail.
Repeating this cycle through iterations.
With guitar, if you've never played, you need exercise to build your muscle fitness. Example: to play a 3 chord progreesion. Your hand needs to know the chord shapes first. The first fitness routine is make the shape, take the hand away, repeat. Do this for each of the 3 chords. This is the macro structure.
Chess, most books are not designed for beginner level, they often write their books for specific rating levels, like 1600 and up. Someone with a 1000 rating will have trouble understanding the concepts supplied.
For beginners, learning the fundementals of chess is necessary.
Openings, pawn structure, protecting pieces.
John Bartholomew has many beginner resources like, fundamentals of Chess, Ladder Series: Climbing the ratings ladder starting from 1000 to 1100, each video level is focused at your rating level and designed to help you improve your rating by 100 points. When your rating goes over 1100 you watch the next video in the ladder.
Legend himself!
You are very kind :)
Check out MIT 6.01 intro to EE CS. The underlying methods are similar, but more engineering oriented. I think you might enjoy the series. At first it seemed too broad, simplistic, obvious. However, over time, you might see the power and efficiency of it.
Is this meant for me? I have a degree in EE. Of course I'm not smart enough for MIT though sadly :(
@@derekbanas Yes, the comment is for you. I always enjoy your tutorials when learning a new programming language. I think Dr Dennis M Freeman (MIT and Harvard) is on to something. I'm an EE and firmware engineer like you. Cal Poly. Retired now, but still immersed in the technology. At first I thought Freeman was obsessing about the obvious - divide and conquer like all engineers instinctively do. But I think MIT has a lot to teach me. I'm just thinking you might enjoy MIT OCW in general. Thank you for your channel.
-Ron
Derek, you are a machine
It is easy when you do what you love to do :)
@@derekbanas I love programming and hopefully itll get easier and not boring when learning lol. And thanks for the great videos by the way ,learned a lot from you ,and now I make my own videos too.
Derek the mythbuster!
I try to do my best :)