@hartvenus
Idk if I agree with the mac, but def Unix over windows based anyday Also, while I do agree that starting to implement AI tools is important, I would avise at least getting fundamentals right on algorithms before you try to dive first on every proyect using gpt, since for your first 6 months or so it’s really important for you to get used to researching, troubleshooting and problem solving and those skills are hindered when all you know is copy and pasting
@umzyayaz
Bro love the beard it really suits you
@simply.nonchalant6006
Loving the content Aman! 🦾
@nohope0105
Whether it's good or not depends on their operating system, the only thing that forces them to run on a certain operating system is the compatibility of surrounding applications and their own applications. I am a software engineer and I am comfortable using Windows, Linux, and MacOS, for me there is almost no difference except the way of use and interface.
@ben_wurster
Also command line is huge
@paligerbig6067
I don't fully agree on the MacBook point. While I majored Computer Science I used an Thinkpad with Arch Linux (and I tried some other distros) and I admit, that I sometimes procrastinated with it - but I learned a lot. Now I am majoring in Math and I am using a Mac now because I cant procrastinate in that way with it. And I see the point, that when you have every week 3 appointments you should not procrastinate by improving you operating system - but at some point you should do that to learn things, that you are not learning at the university. I think, when you have some arch experience an MacBook with Silicon chip works well, since Asahi Linux exists.
@Nishandh_Mayiladan
Good content bro.
@alexgomezz2334
Thank you
@shakoorgilal4231
Thanks bro
@christiankirby9650
Good
@abielberhanu1861
please make a video about the products you use on your beard and some tips you recommend for people growing one. Thank you😊
@CHRISA2T
GOAT
@kishakpeace
💯
@bbshir36
what about using linux on windows ? is it optimal?
@Pritam-Ach
do you have a guide or roadmap of some sort for someone who is learning java for a month? Like how much time should i take to complete the course and then where should I go next for maximum chances for a good job?
@jashangill4089
Jetbrains workspace is better
@shantanukulkarni8883
you mean programmer**
@michaelsekol
C# Devs... Windows
@salimgerishom1213
All well but what if you don't or can't afford a good macbook
@data_analyst7944