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You can carry whatever you want but I think the best EDC is compact and minimal. Based on what you do DAILY is what you carry. Phone, wallet, keys, drivers, computer, chargers, notebook, pen, and maybe a knife...but a turnicate!? Bandaids are more useful lol
Well, of course it is! Every programmer throws their notebook on birds he sees with the binoculars! You're clearly not a programmer and don't know that!
@Ahmed I think you'd use many more bandaids than a turnicate. And most people don't know how to use them properly. It would make sense if you had a ccw or any medical certifications.
If you ever watch any other EDC videos, everybody does this for some strange reason. I like watching people’s edc videos on here and you’ll have people that say they carry a primary firearm, a backup firearm, 10mags, a med kit, three knives, emergency rations, back up watch, and two flashlights…. All packed into a pair of jeans. It’s insane.
I just finished a course on Data Mining and ML and I'm pretty sure we had a problem where we had to classify whether or not to go fishing based on weather conditions.
@@alexoderdenge7229 I guess it's just a very good example to use because it's simple and you can kind of tell what effect the different attributes should have on the resulting clasifier.
@@usernametaken3098 this is good advice for anyone that programs as their main job lol I'm always beat by the end of the week and I use the weekend to recharge
Wow this video gave me a laugh. It's beyond excessive. All I carry is: laptop, laptop charger, phone, phone cable, 10000 mAh powerbank, face mask, hand sanitiser, wallet, keys (includes tiny flashlight), airpods, rain coat, umbrella (it's the UK), bottle of water. Plus gym kit if I'm going to the gym, so not ever day.
i would never hold anything valuable in that small top compartment of any backpack.. especially in crowded cities its the easiest to open if you are behind someone.. just sayin
wtf dude??? how could you forget about portable ladder in case you wanna get higher, the portable chair to sit down and rest, the portable table to put the fish you caught and drink chinese green tea, the cookies in case you wanna get more higher ??
@Kalle Hallden Surprised not to see a battery pack in there Kalle! I carry a small USB car jump-start battery pack which I mainly use as a portable powerpack to run/charge my phone and laptop if I ever get low. But on the rare occasion I may need it, I always have the capability to jumpstart my car or help out any stranded strangers who may have left their lights on!
Yeah I have never (maybe once every two years) needed a battery pack. And I used to carry one but I just never used it. I do keep a portable jump-start battery pack in my car though :)
If you're a linux guy that happens to develop software, some of the items make sense, but most of his backpack are pentester/whitehat gizmos. Or Database/Networking stuff.
My advice, use a raspberry pi 4, and buy the "Argon One 2" case, has adapter for full size HDMI ports, is very efficient heat dissipation with auto a speed fan, is good looking with great steal finish! With this you can have your backup rasp 4 with 8 GB RAM. My best purchase on a Raspberry Pi case
The title of the video is misleading. It’s not about tools every programmer need, it’s about what he carries in his fishing adventures. Missed by a hundred miles.
I’d imagine in Sweden a reflective emergency blanket might be important in case you get caught in the cold! You can last many days without food (and a few without water), but only a few hours in freezing temperatures. I have a blanket that only takes up the space of a deck of playing cards when folded-up in the box.
What particular interested me and a lot of people usually overlook is having a sorted RaspberryPi, a practical first AY’s kit(tourniquet, bandage, aspirin, spirit) & Vaseline on you, as the weather gets dry & cracky very easily. Is this the bag you go out of the house with daily when going to work or to a coworking space, or is this reserved for your much longer trips outside your state or home base?
This is more like a "tools every consultant needs" video (because your work environment changes quite a lot). I have almost an identical setup at the office, so I don't carry anything other than my laptop, my more durable (less fragile) headset, and a better mouse.
Ok, after the fishing hooks I knew he was just being ironic. Aside from that, this edc stuff is getting out of hand. I'm a programmer and my bag has MY COMPUTER.
I'm a systems engineer and developer, and for my line of work, airpods are useless. Actually, they are useless for anyone who has a busy workflow. They have horrible battery life, bad call quality, and you have to take them in and out of your ears and pockets all day and can get lost easily. I switched to using wireless neckband earbuds with retractable wires. That way my earbuds are always with me, ready for a call at any time with no fumbling in my pockets and the battery easily lasts all day. Also, they can usually fit under the collar of any collared shirt. I only use my airpods for tanning at the beach.
The survivalist's programmer's backpack. Great for if you want to start a fire in the office, or if your desert island doesn't come with Ubuntu preinstalled.
@hallden You should get some molle pouches to replace your organizer, that will give you the chance of mounting them outside you backpack giving you more space if needed.
3:25 "sometimes you go places and sleep where you didn't intend to" You mean you went to a bar and could not find your way home. Also: allthough it sounds stupid to carry fishing lures in your programmer's backpack; the number-one reason why programmers get burnouts is that they take their jobs way too seriously, thinking that working 12 hours a day is "L33T". In reality, it just means you'll waste the best years of your life pretending to be a good programmer while in reality you're onlt working at 50% capacity after the first 6 hours and the rest is just you making more bugs and setting yourself up to fail. Having stuffin your backpack to allow you to do some instant relaxation is KEY and something like binoculars enable you to just go outside for 15-20 minutes and do something completely different. Oh, and for the bosses who say that you should get back to work and work harder because deadlines: bosses who impose tight deadlines and have to remind workers of thos deadlines are incompetent bosses. The saying "work hard-play hard" is true; if you do not let your workers play enough, they will not work hard, not just because they hate you, but also because they are exhausted.
I couldn't look until the end of the video, but i presume a in that backpack should be also a hammer and a saw, the most important tools for programmers when they patch something. Btw, the binoculars are awesome for static analysis. Hey, how about a 32 inch external monitor in that backpack??
storm lighter gas dont work well in low temperatures. put your storm lighter in the freezer and see if it works after, to know if it can be trusted when you really need it in the winter
In 5:02 you mention you use your notebook for fishing patterns. As a tech guy how come you haven't just noted down what fish you caught, and then use a script which will get the moon phase, weather, temp at that time?
Victorinox Cybertool has a set of bits with it. Can't carry the 30 or so bits needed to get inside every peripheral but enough for 90% of tasks. I used a Victorinix Champ and usually managed to find something that worked at a pinch.
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Good on you for the med kit! But your CAT tourniquet is a fake, and could break when actually used due to a different manufacturing process.
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You're right, I definitely need binoculars and fishing lures for my programming needs 😂
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That’s why it’s labeled under “personal carry items” as opposed to programmer EDC
gotta find the error in line 32
And don't forget ur knife and fire starter lol
Well, he clearly said it's "personal", so if you are the same person then maybe you do need it.
To be honest, the only three things I need for developing software are my internet-connected laptop, my caffeinated brain and a paying customer.
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some place with electric grid could be an good option ;).
The last one is definitely needed.
You’re missing a generator so you can charge your laptop and program while fishing
Thank god I stole that 7 kilowatts powerbank from my local nuclear reactor. I hope they don't need them.
Lol😂😂😂
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Kalle wanted to prove that he could carry all our watch later playlist in his backpack.
Lol yea
Lol i always save his videos to watch the morning after when I'm applying my skincare products
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That bag is what I'd imagine Bear Grylls would use if he became a programmer
LOL tru
So true 😄
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“I use this notebook all the time”
Notebook literally empty
I thought the same thing! At least we know he uses the Vaseline
80% of the stuff he has in his backpack is non essential & unused
You can carry whatever you want but I think the best EDC is compact and minimal. Based on what you do DAILY is what you carry. Phone, wallet, keys, drivers, computer, chargers, notebook, pen, and maybe a knife...but a turnicate!? Bandaids are more useful lol
Well, of course it is! Every programmer throws their notebook on birds he sees with the binoculars! You're clearly not a programmer and don't know that!
@Ahmed I think you'd use many more bandaids than a turnicate. And most people don't know how to use them properly. It would make sense if you had a ccw or any medical certifications.
He forgot the most important thing - a water bottle.
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Some items: that is sooo cool !
Other items: ...he was definitely going through his house picking up the most random stuff to put in the bag.
Exactly what I thought when I saw the blank note book.
not through his house but going through things sponsors want promoted.
He got an entire store in backpack.
I don't know why a programmer needs a knife, fishing hooks and a thermometer it look more like a hiker backpack
@@kallehalldenassistant7578 the joke just writes itself
If you ever watch any other EDC videos, everybody does this for some strange reason. I like watching people’s edc videos on here and you’ll have people that say they carry a primary firearm, a backup firearm, 10mags, a med kit, three knives, emergency rations, back up watch, and two flashlights…. All packed into a pair of jeans. It’s insane.
How would they survive in the wild otherwise, your programming skills only count in front of a computer, dah...
In case you program yourself hard enough to teleport in the woods.
I guess it's for extreme programming needs ?
Ah yes, the "coke keychain" - every serious programmer's best friend.
Probably modafinil
@@michaelcain4063 clearly crack cocaine
Him: "Ultimate Programmer gear"
Me: "Laptop/charger"
@@kallehalldenassistant7578 wtflol
He forgot the printer, to print Hello World 😂😂
He needs a sudoku book, for when he needs to sudo on the Kali terminal
Kalle goes fishing with his fishing equipment, and meanwhile reinstalling raspbian😂
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Kalle probably had all he needed to survive the pandemic lockdown in this bag
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I just finished a course on Data Mining and ML and I'm pretty sure we had a problem where we had to classify whether or not to go fishing based on weather conditions.
why?
@@alexoderdenge7229 I guess it's just a very good example to use because it's simple and you can kind of tell what effect the different attributes should have on the resulting clasifier.
Thanks for representing us as developer/programmer that not only focusing on coding but we also have our own hobby such as fishing or drawing etc..
"tools every programmer needs"
Binoculars
That's what light mode does to your eyes
Back online and this is the first thing I see an amazing good one Kalle
Thank you!
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The retractable cables are such a good idea, I need this in my life
Me too
Great idea!!
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Kalle: What is in my everyday programmer backpack
Me: What is gonna be in my wishlist 🚶♂️
idk i only need keys for the office and go back home lmao, fuck all this shit
@@usernametaken3098 haha
@@usernametaken3098 this is good advice for anyone that programs as their main job lol I'm always beat by the end of the week and I use the weekend to recharge
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I love the aesthetics and editing of this video so much. Also obsessed with watching what’s in my bag videos
I was waiting for the pop up tent 😂
Wow this video gave me a laugh. It's beyond excessive. All I carry is: laptop, laptop charger, phone, phone cable, 10000 mAh powerbank, face mask, hand sanitiser, wallet, keys (includes tiny flashlight), airpods, rain coat, umbrella (it's the UK), bottle of water. Plus gym kit if I'm going to the gym, so not ever day.
After you mentioned the uk I read "bottle of water" in a British accent xD
Now kalle you better be careful as all of us know where you keep you WALLET AND KEYS 😂
i would never hold anything valuable in that small top compartment of any backpack.. especially in crowded cities its the easiest to open if you are behind someone.. just sayin
@@bobbychase5616 thanks for the idea bro kalle has a higher risk now
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This is more like I "I wanna show off what kind of gadgets I use" kind of video rather than EDC
As a programmer I can confirm without fishing bait I cannot code a single line. A must have!
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He keeps mentioning i use this that but to me everything looks just new like never touched 😅 so well done on paying sponsors back.
Kalle: Showing a bunch of stuffs
Me: laptop, wifi... What else do we need?
Oh yeah, a cup of tea 🍵:)
Coffee for me but otherwise, yup, this.
wrong coffee
What? You mean to say you don’t carry an IR thermometer that only sort of works? How?
@@Hallden_ I have my code that only sort of works but idk how.. So thermometer is kinda redundant with me 😅
5:08 Sounds lot like a DOPE book. If you know what I mean, collect your "Hell yeah" here!
Nice bag the folding keyboard look sick 🥶
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HAHAHA! How did you make this backpack commercial with a straight face. I was expecting you to pull out a full tower at any time 😂
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Indexing the notepad, brilliant! I can’t imagine how many times I could find a specific note. Wish I had thought of it
i cant believe this video is free. everything from the filming to the editing all are top tier. thank you for sharing kalle!
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Wow u do a lot of stuff other than programming... It is really good coz programmers need fresh air after sitting on the desk for long hours to work
wtf dude??? how could you forget about portable ladder in case you wanna get higher, the portable chair to sit down and rest, the portable table to put the fish you caught and drink chinese green tea, the cookies in case you wanna get more higher ??
This is what you need on you backpack: a computer and its power cable
"The pill dispenser just has some pills that I use...." MOVING ON......
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@Kalle Hallden Surprised not to see a battery pack in there Kalle! I carry a small USB car jump-start battery pack which I mainly use as a portable powerpack to run/charge my phone and laptop if I ever get low.
But on the rare occasion I may need it, I always have the capability to jumpstart my car or help out any stranded strangers who may have left their lights on!
Yeah I have never (maybe once every two years) needed a battery pack. And I used to carry one but I just never used it.
I do keep a portable jump-start battery pack in my car though :)
@@Hallden_ Gotta say, I'm slightly jealous that you rarely need one! Hahaha! Cheers for the content, as always 👍
As a learner I always thought all you needed is a pc , monitor, keyboard and mouse or a laptop
If you're a linux guy that happens to develop software, some of the items make sense, but most of his backpack are pentester/whitehat gizmos. Or Database/Networking stuff.
your videos are clean and well produced man
Thank you! Happy to hear that you like it and noticed! :)
I remember when this guy had 50-100k subs
Look at him now🔥
Keep it up bro!
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You got dope stuff
11:30 talks about binoculars for birdwatching
11:32 shows a squirrel
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Great video btw!
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My advice, use a raspberry pi 4, and buy the "Argon One 2" case, has adapter for full size HDMI ports, is very efficient heat dissipation with auto a speed fan, is good looking with great steal finish! With this you can have your backup rasp 4 with 8 GB RAM. My best purchase on a Raspberry Pi case
I use a 11 inch laptop with 7 hours battery. Its all i need in my bag for the day 😀
As a python developer how has been the m1 experience? a video about that would be awsome!! great content btw!
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The title of the video is misleading. It’s not about tools every programmer need, it’s about what he carries in his fishing adventures. Missed by a hundred miles.
Read his pinned comment
I’d imagine in Sweden a reflective emergency blanket might be important in case you get caught in the cold! You can last many days without food (and a few without water), but only a few hours in freezing temperatures. I have a blanket that only takes up the space of a deck of playing cards when folded-up in the box.
nah bro i usually carry tent. And also a handsaw.
Tbh the coolest video I found.. Thx man 🤍
Do make the after 6 months m1 pro video!
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Kalle are you sure this stuff for programmers or for rich programmers?
I just carry my laptop, the charger and headphones :( lol
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fortunately, there was a laptop even in the end.😂
What particular interested me and a lot of people usually overlook is having a sorted RaspberryPi, a practical first AY’s kit(tourniquet, bandage, aspirin, spirit) & Vaseline on you, as the weather gets dry & cracky very easily.
Is this the bag you go out of the house with daily when going to work or to a coworking space, or is this reserved for your much longer trips outside your state or home base?
very interested video!!!!! Great Kalle!
so you need a medkit for programming, thanks dude
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This is more like a "tools every consultant needs" video (because your work environment changes quite a lot). I have almost an identical setup at the office, so I don't carry anything other than my laptop, my more durable (less fragile) headset, and a better mouse.
That’s actually very true! This is like a ”everything I need to work anywhere” kind of bag :)
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iVANKY dual USB-C docking station was the MVP of this video. Very good content.
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Dude, wearing this bagpack must be a workout :D. I'm curious how heavy it really is.
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Would you recommend the 13" macbook pro m1 over the dell xps 15?
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Hello! Which is the smart watch you are using? Thanks
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Dude do a software video with your favourite software
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The question is where do u carry ur bag ?
Answer: everywhere
Lol but we are stuck in a pandemic
All of this would fit in a woman's purse 😅
Why do you bring a notebook with you if you don’t tate notes?
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Ok, after the fishing hooks I knew he was just being ironic. Aside from that, this edc stuff is getting out of hand. I'm a programmer and my bag has MY COMPUTER.
This video actually inspired me to go get a first aid kit to carry around with me. Doesn't take much space and it's great to have in an emergency.
Love the fact that you got binoculars, you use for anything other than birdwatching?
I'm a systems engineer and developer, and for my line of work, airpods are useless. Actually, they are useless for anyone who has a busy workflow. They have horrible battery life, bad call quality, and you have to take them in and out of your ears and pockets all day and can get lost easily. I switched to using wireless neckband earbuds with retractable wires. That way my earbuds are always with me, ready for a call at any time with no fumbling in my pockets and the battery easily lasts all day. Also, they can usually fit under the collar of any collared shirt. I only use my airpods for tanning at the beach.
The survivalist's programmer's backpack.
Great for if you want to start a fire in the office, or if your desert island doesn't come with Ubuntu preinstalled.
A real programmer just needs one EDC: his/her brain. And as this is onboard mostly you don't have to waste 15 mins of yr time. Thank me later
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@hallden You should get some molle pouches to replace your organizer, that will give you the chance of mounting them outside you backpack giving you more space if needed.
Guys... If programming was an easy job, Kalle would not be talking about pills all the time... 🤣
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Thanks for the great content, you're very inspiring!
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Iam a fan of you in srilanka bro💚
Also I am from Sri Lanka. Nice to see a sri lankan developer.
I’m from India
(Coimbatore,TN)
@@SashikaSandeepa nice to see you too bro
me: "hey baby im going to go programming for a while"
her: "don't you dare forgetting your binoculars"
2:03 ye yo perfect deadlift form man! Nice
the title: *all programmers*
the video: I personally go fishing
I think he's telling us subliminally that we should all be out there fishin
Yeah, why macbook over the xps?
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Everything a pragramer actualy needs, a computer, screen and a keyboard
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3:25 "sometimes you go places and sleep where you didn't intend to"
You mean you went to a bar and could not find your way home.
Also: allthough it sounds stupid to carry fishing lures in your programmer's backpack; the number-one reason why programmers get burnouts is that they take their jobs way too seriously, thinking that working 12 hours a day is "L33T". In reality, it just means you'll waste the best years of your life pretending to be a good programmer while in reality you're onlt working at 50% capacity after the first 6 hours and the rest is just you making more bugs and setting yourself up to fail.
Having stuffin your backpack to allow you to do some instant relaxation is KEY and something like binoculars enable you to just go outside for 15-20 minutes and do something completely different.
Oh, and for the bosses who say that you should get back to work and work harder because deadlines: bosses who impose tight deadlines and have to remind workers of thos deadlines are incompetent bosses. The saying "work hard-play hard" is true; if you do not let your workers play enough, they will not work hard, not just because they hate you, but also because they are exhausted.
I couldn't look until the end of the video, but i presume a in that backpack should be also a hammer and a saw, the most important tools for programmers when they patch something. Btw, the binoculars are awesome for static analysis. Hey, how about a 32 inch external monitor in that backpack??
Bro, i'm not even a programmer and I love watching your videos !
Waited for this for a long time
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Thanks for the video Kalle!
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2:18 what's it called ?
storm lighter gas dont work well in low temperatures. put your storm lighter in the freezer and see if it works after, to know if it can be trusted when you really need it in the winter
Kalle uses binoculars for bird watching
*Jiraya: Interesting*
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@@kallehalldenassistant7578 bro this trick don't work on us
@@kallehalldenassistant7578 so stfu
VERY GOOD 👍
There’s three things I need for programming in that bag, the adapter for the MacBook, the MacBook and the Vaseline
Really loved the idea of retractable cables!
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In 5:02 you mention you use your notebook for fishing patterns. As a tech guy how come you haven't just noted down what fish you caught, and then use a script which will get the moon phase, weather, temp at that time?
Damn. The shakinh plant on the desk had me distracted the whole time😂 still a great video!
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I wish my life was as organized as that backpack.
Are there any multitools with interchangeable bits that you recommend?
Gerber Center Drive multitool comes with a bit set.
Victorinox Cybertool has a set of bits with it. Can't carry the 30 or so bits needed to get inside every peripheral but enough for 90% of tasks. I used a Victorinix Champ and usually managed to find something that worked at a pinch.
for what possible reasons should you, as a programmer, have a multitool on you at all times, especially the bulky letterman
that shiny USB-C docking station without ANY scratches or signs of use is your most used item in the entire bag? i doubt it