When I first moved to sf many years ago an engineer told me about you - who would’ve thought I’d be watching your day in the life many years later! This guys a legend. Great video
It's just strange!! You know I'm currently a student who's preparing for his upcoming interviews. I knew that principal sde is like the top level position you can achieve as an engineer. But after watching all these day in a life video I thought nah being an SWE at a good company will be enough for me as life is also about doing things you like other than work as I'm also a guy who has multiple hobbies (working out, playing guitar and recently I was thinking of starting doing videography and basketball). I thought principal SDEs won't get time for that and they're those super busy people who only focus on work all day. But after watching your video and seeing you saying that working out is a big part of your routine and seeing you learning tattooing and playing piano I realised that it's all about being focused and dedicated instead of saying that it's not for me. Thanks for this video. One of the most needed videos for me.
It's okay that you do for 9-10hours of work for the hefty pay, huge stocks and generous perks you get. But do you have a life ? Do you have a family ? Do you spend time with them ?
Given your background, this channel is a gem. Thanks for your humility. I was wondering when can I expect to acquire your book on games, which I think you mentioned you were working on? Peace
First of all great vid bro :D Very refreshing. But secondly, living in Manhattan and having *that* view of the City...I really wonder how much the rent is there xD
i also want to be a coder...m just a beginner....but honestly got a bit scared with wht u were coding....how will i do it?...will i be able to do it as well??
Everything seems scary before you understand it. Complexity can be broken down into pieces. I feel the same way when I watch surgery or a pilot sitting at the controls of a commercial jet. Seems extremely complex and scary, but I'm sure once you learn it, things fall into place and then it's a matter of practice and effort. Just get started!
Same thing when I started..a lot of things sound so foreign to me...methods in Java was like the hardest thing to understand for me...but got better..and now I’m a software developer
SE3 here -- there's no way I'd trust a princapee who drank decaf. Unless you wrote TS -- then maybe there could be a trust negotiation. Edit: Turkey bacon? Trust gained.
Subscribed and hit the bell icon, please make more of these videos man! please share more on how to grow one's software career from a midlevel to a principal engineer, again many thanks :)
thought the same thing when I found out a principal engineer spends < 20% coding on the job. I think this guy's mostly trying to self promote himself. Too bad he doesn't get laid.
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When I first moved to sf many years ago an engineer told me about you - who would’ve thought I’d be watching your day in the life many years later! This guys a legend. Great video
No single people interaction
I would improve this life by adding more people
It's just strange!! You know I'm currently a student who's preparing for his upcoming interviews. I knew that principal sde is like the top level position you can achieve as an engineer. But after watching all these day in a life video I thought nah being an SWE at a good company will be enough for me as life is also about doing things you like other than work as I'm also a guy who has multiple hobbies (working out, playing guitar and recently I was thinking of starting doing videography and basketball). I thought principal SDEs won't get time for that and they're those super busy people who only focus on work all day. But after watching your video and seeing you saying that working out is a big part of your routine and seeing you learning tattooing and playing piano I realised that it's all about being focused and dedicated instead of saying that it's not for me. Thanks for this video. One of the most needed videos for me.
Being a PE is also learning to delegate tasks. That's how you make time for yourself.
It's okay that you do for 9-10hours of work for the hefty pay, huge stocks and generous perks you get. But do you have a life ? Do you have a family ? Do you spend time with them ?
Boring wholesale, wholesome boring
9-10???
how
On rare days people work for that long in such companies
That balcony view looks both amazing and absolutely frightening
This was great to see and inspirational! From an aspiring SWE, thank you greatly
Loved it! Your discipline is exemplary. Just watching it gave me those ABC vibes 😌
Thank you sir!
Nice crib . I expected at some point you will start "I believe in taking care of myself, and a balanced diet and a rigorous exercise routine."
How are you old?
How many years it takes to be a principle engineer
Loved your video. I will be waiting for more. Thank you. I think I can now plan my day better and be more productive.
Given your background, this channel is a gem. Thanks for your humility.
I was wondering when can I expect to acquire your book on games, which I think you mentioned you were working on?
Peace
Thanks for the motivation ! Loved how you get your brain & body into doing multiple stuffs to be produtive as well as relax it.
Thank you!
After typing the keyboard all day long, isn’t it taxing to type another kind of ‘keyboard’ ?
Thank you for the insights!
Dat view is to die for!! Do you mind sharing what's the rent of that place? Can understand if you don't want to
so inspirational man ! been following you for a while, abc !
Your flat just looks awesome.
My guys is coding in go, java and lua at the same time hahaha
bro lives a perfect life
How you became principal software engineer please explain me
What kinds of stuff do you play on the piano? Can you treat us to some of my preludes and fugues perhaps :D Loved the video!
No catching up with friends? No smoke breaks?
Love your apartment, and the views ong
windows vs macos vs linux? What would you prefer as a programmer
Wholesome boring schedule ! I am Senior Principal Engg too & this is boring !
What app are you using for your time block countdown?
A nice day, Piano is something I also like to listen to in my free time it just relaxes the mind.
First of all great vid bro :D Very refreshing. But secondly, living in Manhattan and having *that* view of the City...I really wonder how much the rent is there xD
i also want to be a coder...m just a beginner....but honestly got a bit scared with wht u were coding....how will i do it?...will i be able to do it as well??
Everything seems scary before you understand it. Complexity can be broken down into pieces. I feel the same way when I watch surgery or a pilot sitting at the controls of a commercial jet. Seems extremely complex and scary, but I'm sure once you learn it, things fall into place and then it's a matter of practice and effort. Just get started!
Same thing when I started..a lot of things sound so foreign to me...methods in Java was like the hardest thing to understand for me...but got better..and now I’m a software developer
@@DavidByttow True...Thanks a lot
@@ShamsudeenYusuf Nice...thnx
Ummm if you look at his coding he has variables like koopas and goombas Either he is trolling or he is developing a new Mario game.
what decaf coffee beans do you use?
SE3 here -- there's no way I'd trust a princapee who drank decaf. Unless you wrote TS -- then maybe there could be a trust negotiation.
Edit: Turkey bacon? Trust gained.
What’s the salary I seen a job in Miami saying $500k how do I learn
Could you share some information on the brand of your coffee grinder? Is it a Burr grinder?
Subscribed and hit the bell icon, please make more of these videos man!
please share more on how to grow one's software career from a midlevel to a principal engineer, again many thanks :)
Man, you need to do video a again.
bruh how many languages u works on
You have courses?
Thanks for this typical day disclosure. Small question: Does the principal engineer role really code generally?
thought the same thing when I found out a principal engineer spends < 20% coding on the job. I think this guy's mostly trying to self promote himself. Too bad he doesn't get laid.
GO,LUA, and JAVA? Sweet 💪
thanks do more content like this waiting...
Do you have a bachelors degree ?
Great video ☺️ do you always drink decaf?
I'll sometimes throw some regular beans in there. But I also get my caffeine from EBOOST energy powder drink (about 110mg per packet)
Apartment tour with price info pretty please?
Tell me one thing about your social life.. like you never spoke or met a person in the video. Other than meetings..
Woww! You really code Raft - amazing.
u re the backend engineer right?
Coding in golang, java, lua what else is left ❤️
also c++
Kinda like eat(), code(), sleep, repeat (). But ain't we all?? Plus I do TM too. Key takeaway is mindfulness n blocks of time to do stuff 💯
Make a video about your computer setup please
Nice setup
why so lonely :(
Wait, you don't watch RUclips?
haha
Interesting
your apartment and lunch look sad
Beautiful apartment
really nice apartment
Go java a lot of stuff
Man this video is useless, teaches you nothing about what it takes to be a principal engineer