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0:10Set the stage for the day
0:10Set the stage for the day
0:10Set the stage for the day
0:37nangtrongvuon I'm a student struggling with imposter syndrome. I feel like I can't do anything and everyone is better than me. Your thoughts on this phenomenon?
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0:37nangtrongvuon I'm a student struggling with imposter syndrome. I feel like I can't do anything and everyone is better than me. Your thoughts on this phenomenon?
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0:37nangtrongvuon I'm a student struggling with imposter syndrome. I feel like I can't do anything and everyone is better than me. Your thoughts on this phenomenon?
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2:49Am I any good at this thing, and at what level do I want to do it?
2:49Am I any good at this thing, and at what level do I want to do it?
2:49Am I any good at this thing, and at what level do I want to do it?
7:17What "Imposter Syndrome" describes
7:17What "Imposter Syndrome" describes
7:17What "Imposter Syndrome" describes
8:57On overvaluing other programmers' ability and internalising the difficult and mistake-filled process of programming
8:57On overvaluing other programmers' ability and internalising the difficult and mistake-filled process of programming
8:57On overvaluing other programmers' ability and internalising the difficult and mistake-filled process of programming
15:47The process of programming and expecting problems when first starting out
15:47The process of programming and expecting problems when first starting out
15:47The process of programming and expecting problems when first starting out
17:45Programming aptitude
17:45Programming aptitude
17:45Programming aptitude
21:33Verifying whether we are (perceiving ourselves to be) failing
21:33Verifying whether we are (perceiving ourselves to be) failing
21:33Verifying whether we are (perceiving ourselves to be) failing
25:24Factors that go into making a good programmer
25:24Factors that go into making a good programmer
25:24Factors that go into making a good programmer
26:22On developing Asteroids in order to determine whether or not we can program, and why
26:22On developing Asteroids in order to determine whether or not we can program, and why
26:22On developing Asteroids in order to determine whether or not we can program, and why
32:33Are you willing to work at being a good programmer?
32:33Are you willing to work at being a good programmer?
32:33Are you willing to work at being a good programmer?
34:42Learning curve
34:42Learning curve
34:42Learning curve
38:06On overcoming the emotional response to the question
38:06On overcoming the emotional response to the question
38:06On overcoming the emotional response to the question
40:32Q&A
40:32Q&A
40:32Q&A
41:18Summary of ways to address imposter syndrome
41:18Summary of ways to address imposter syndrome
41:18Summary of ways to address imposter syndrome
43:04thisdrunkdane How to battle the urge to have 100 different small projects around and stay focused on a single project?
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43:04thisdrunkdane How to battle the urge to have 100 different small projects around and stay focused on a single project?
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43:04thisdrunkdane How to battle the urge to have 100 different small projects around and stay focused on a single project?
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48:10Always finish a project
48:10Always finish a project
48:10Always finish a project
49:15Some potential value in having more than one project
49:15Some potential value in having more than one project
49:15Some potential value in having more than one project
51:19mr4thdimention (This is slightly related to one thing you said) I have been getting the feeling that programmers in general are bad at taking objective measurements of things like "how good am I?", with maybe the exception of how long a chunk of code takes. Would you agree with that assessment and do you think we suffer a lot because of it?
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51:19mr4thdimention (This is slightly related to one thing you said) I have been getting the feeling that programmers in general are bad at taking objective measurements of things like "how good am I?", with maybe the exception of how long a chunk of code takes. Would you agree with that assessment and do you think we suffer a lot because of it?
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51:19mr4thdimention (This is slightly related to one thing you said) I have been getting the feeling that programmers in general are bad at taking objective measurements of things like "how good am I?", with maybe the exception of how long a chunk of code takes. Would you agree with that assessment and do you think we suffer a lot because of it?
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55:12tinyconstruct Somewhat related / a final update on the TA we talked about. His talk on ray tracer efficiency when he got to the GPU side of things basically broke down into "Use OptiX, GPU programming is hard." So... I don't even know, dude
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55:12tinyconstruct Somewhat related / a final update on the TA we talked about. His talk on ray tracer efficiency when he got to the GPU side of things basically broke down into "Use OptiX, GPU programming is hard." So... I don't even know, dude
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55:12tinyconstruct Somewhat related / a final update on the TA we talked about. His talk on ray tracer efficiency when he got to the GPU side of things basically broke down into "Use OptiX, GPU programming is hard." So... I don't even know, dude
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56:55burgerlove_ Let's say you are someone who is really drawn to starting and growing your own projects in a tough industry like this. While some people are getting experience at big studios, you're fighting through the details of smaller projects. Do you think in the long run it could really hurt you because of how you look on paper?
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56:55burgerlove_ Let's say you are someone who is really drawn to starting and growing your own projects in a tough industry like this. While some people are getting experience at big studios, you're fighting through the details of smaller projects. Do you think in the long run it could really hurt you because of how you look on paper?
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56:55burgerlove_ Let's say you are someone who is really drawn to starting and growing your own projects in a tough industry like this. While some people are getting experience at big studios, you're fighting through the details of smaller projects. Do you think in the long run it could really hurt you because of how you look on paper?
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59:28jasperps My largest frustration currently is that large sections of my code currently get rejected or rewritten in review. Is there are anything I can do proactively to help myself write more efficient code, i.e. teach myself how to approach some problems better? A lot of the patterns I used regularly are turning out to be sub-optimal
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59:28jasperps My largest frustration currently is that large sections of my code currently get rejected or rewritten in review. Is there are anything I can do proactively to help myself write more efficient code, i.e. teach myself how to approach some problems better? A lot of the patterns I used regularly are turning out to be sub-optimal
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59:28jasperps My largest frustration currently is that large sections of my code currently get rejected or rewritten in review. Is there are anything I can do proactively to help myself write more efficient code, i.e. teach myself how to approach some problems better? A lot of the patterns I used regularly are turning out to be sub-optimal
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1:01:55thisdrunkdane By the way, I thought the Molly Rocket office didn't have internet?
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1:01:55thisdrunkdane By the way, I thought the Molly Rocket office didn't have internet?
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1:01:55thisdrunkdane By the way, I thought the Molly Rocket office didn't have internet?
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1:03:11empiretycoon Hey Casey! I'm new to programming, have been studying Information System for two years. My problem is, I can't start projects at all, I always get stuck and by the end of the day I get nothing done. All that I wanted was to start something to improve my skills. Been following the stream for a while, what should I do?
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1:03:11empiretycoon Hey Casey! I'm new to programming, have been studying Information System for two years. My problem is, I can't start projects at all, I always get stuck and by the end of the day I get nothing done. All that I wanted was to start something to improve my skills. Been following the stream for a while, what should I do?
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1:03:11empiretycoon Hey Casey! I'm new to programming, have been studying Information System for two years. My problem is, I can't start projects at all, I always get stuck and by the end of the day I get nothing done. All that I wanted was to start something to improve my skills. Been following the stream for a while, what should I do?
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1:05:04remele What is the thought process behind not having the internet? Is it for staying on task (avoiding distraction) or for some other reason? How do you look up documentation and things of that nature?
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1:05:04remele What is the thought process behind not having the internet? Is it for staying on task (avoiding distraction) or for some other reason? How do you look up documentation and things of that nature?
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1:05:04remele What is the thought process behind not having the internet? Is it for staying on task (avoiding distraction) or for some other reason? How do you look up documentation and things of that nature?
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1:09:47hoshoyo Do you think web programmers simply don't aspire to be better programmers, don't know what good programming is or simply don't care? What should we do to unchain their minds from this evil?
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1:09:47hoshoyo Do you think web programmers simply don't aspire to be better programmers, don't know what good programming is or simply don't care? What should we do to unchain their minds from this evil?
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1:09:47hoshoyo Do you think web programmers simply don't aspire to be better programmers, don't know what good programming is or simply don't care? What should we do to unchain their minds from this evil?
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1:14:15Shared delusion in web programming
1:14:15Shared delusion in web programming
1:14:15Shared delusion in web programming
1:16:37empiretycoon For example, one day I decided to write a small game in an engine, but instead of doing that I spent the whole day reading through the engine documentation and video tutorials. By the end of the day I got nothing accomplished and got burned out on it
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1:16:37empiretycoon For example, one day I decided to write a small game in an engine, but instead of doing that I spent the whole day reading through the engine documentation and video tutorials. By the end of the day I got nothing accomplished and got burned out on it
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1:16:37empiretycoon For example, one day I decided to write a small game in an engine, but instead of doing that I spent the whole day reading through the engine documentation and video tutorials. By the end of the day I got nothing accomplished and got burned out on it
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1:27:56Sign off
1:27:56Sign off
1:27:56Sign off