Youtube comments of (@pr0jectmaria).

  1. Thanks so much for all of the comments guys! It definitely doesn't feel great to get something wrong but I always prefer being corrected on my mistakes than ignoring them. You guys definitely helped me gain a better understanding of things so I thank you for that!
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  2. I actually really enjoyed making this quick video. Might consider making more on other things I studied about!
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  3. To clarify, I am in community college cause I was testing the waters and turns out I definitely want to be an engineer! So now I am in the midst of figuring out either continuing on to a bachelors, or going straight to grad. Any suggestions people? I would like to thank the terrible job market for being terrible because if I had found a job in comp sci I would've just forced myself to work through the misery because of they money. Sure, it does suck not having a well paying job at the moment, but I for the first time in a while am looking at my life in a positive light. My final message: Your life is yours, try things out, make mistakes and keep pushing!
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  4.  @harrison6082  Honestly it is not that bad. I like learning and I study on my own often so it is no sweat. It is difficult but I enjoy it!
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  5. Yep, I did not love CS in college mainly because my school focused on theory rather than actual programming. Programming became fun once I started doing it, but I love physics and engineering more so I made the switch.
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  6. I disagree. I didn't like tomatoes growing up, now I do. Wasn't interested in programming in college, then I started learning it on my own and now I do enjoy it. People can change.
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  7. I am deciding between Mech or Elec. Electrical seems better for my background but I am still exploring my options!
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  8. 😅
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  9. I also wished it did, but no matter how hard I pushed myself, I could never fully enjoy it. I also wish you the best fellow Russian. :)
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  10. A video would be overkill. The answer is as simple as this: I didn't listen to myself before and now I am. I went into CS because of the "benefits", not because of interest, and after trying and failing to find a job, I realized I am not willing to suffer for CS. But I am willing to suffer through undergrad all over if it means doing what I want!
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  11. Thank you for the advice, but getting another degree is not my "answer" to not being able to get a job in comp sci. It is just me doing something I should have done fours ago. My biggest regret after graduating was that I never listened to myself when I said I wanted to try engineering. Instead of crying about it I decided to take action, and now I couldn't be happier. I am not going to force myself down a path I don't want to take just because "getting another degree is going to take a while and its not going to guarantee me a job." I'm confident, and I am willing to take on the challenges of engineering!
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  12. Good Question. I asked myself the same thing often, but at the end of the day, parents approval or not, finances or not, outside support or not, if you really want something, you will have to carve the path yourself to get there. At some point, I stopped waiting for this "support" to come to me, I went out and found it myself. In fact I didn't have to look far, because I was my main support all this time. Look to yourself as a form of support, because no one wants to help you more then you.
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  13. What is wrong with doing what I like?
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  14. Replace wise with "had a early mid-life crisis"
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  15. I agree that my video could've been more detailed, but I choose to keep the video shorter since I can see that most people cannot get through a video longer than five minutes unfortunately. (According to my YouTube statistics) I cut out segments where I go more into detail, which is unfortunate but I felt as if my teacher summarized it enough in his segments. I will keep your critique in mind for a future video though, so thank you for sharing your thoughts!
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  16. Well it's gone now lol :(
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