ym it kinda is, just like the person above me, it all depends on the uni ur talking about, I know for a fact that cs in University of Waterloo (the uni Toast attended) is brutal (I know bc I go to this school rn). Uni of Waterloo in general is known for making its students depressed bc of how they basically upped the difficulty in everything, It makes sense that Toast almost failed, especially since he didn’t attend any classes, that shit doesn’t fly around here. Even if Toast was really good in coding, uw’s exams are very particular to lectures that he probably would fail those
I didn't expect these 2 to have such good chemistry. Michael did say once "They already have a dark haired sarcastic asian on the team, I don't know why they want me" and yeah that's true... but 2 dark haired sarcastic asian guys seems to be better than just one.
Michael got into the OTV friend circle and eventually the house because he's a fan of them. He's initially a toast fan first and Toast was the first person he DM'ed. Toast ignored the DM tho.
@@oiman5733 yep somehow the guy is a Waterloo dropout. Waterloo is one of the most competitive tech schools here in Canada and out of like 15 people I know who applied throughout the years (all of them with an average of 90+), 2 got accepted, both into their niche space tech program. Yet, somehow, defying the laws of nature, Toast who copied and pasted to loop programs, got in. The guys is built different.
@@elpidak6554 A joke can still be motivated by something grounded in reality. In this case, the assumption that an ethics class makes you believe ethically correct all the time
I attended a dining ethics class (cause im a business major) Im 100% sure I remember what they taught me incorrectly. Like there is a certain way you can place the utencils to signal stuffs and im sure i do it all wrong when i do go to fancy meetings haha. like even if i wanted to convey food was good, i probably actually signalled food was terrible lol. i still remember being forced to eat rice with my fork backwards, cause thats how europe uses their fork xD
I don't think any developer loves the act of coding(As in typing the code), it's the thrill of problem-solving to achieve something just out of logic is what usually catches the interest.
When Toast was talking about how he couldn't imagine anyone being passionate about typing code itself, I got flashbacks to a time where my brother sat down with 12 year old me and just talked about code and what every part of it does. It's was extremely boring, but he had been away at college for a while so I listened.
@@BillyBraga He did go to Waterloo computer science which is located in Waterloo, Ontario, Canada. He did study there, but wasn’t able to finish the degree due to his marks so he just took the three year mathematics “degree” which they offer if you can’t complete the 4 year program.
Eddie i love when they don’t just upload highlights from the vod but actually add edits, it makes it way more entertaining on a rewatch, why i love lily’s youtube clips lmao
This may have been the FUNNIEST video I have ever seen. That’s not even an exaggeration. From Toast’s 1,000 function program to Michael’s CompSci monopoly, I was legitimately CRYING from laughter
And that, is what being a working professional is. I worked as a chemist, revolutionized their product delivery and came up with 3 new material types for them. Most of the day i was just on my phone chillin
@@Daedalus33 I can imagine how you explained you boss how you came up with this. "So i was bored, right? and i saw thw chemicals and and thought 'woudn't this one mix with this one, making something even better?"
@@p4ladin167 That's pretty much how coding works. I feel like a genius when I'm not just coding 24/7 and a mindless monkey when I am. You honestly need breaks fairly regularly to even process what you've done and what you have to do. Me taking a 5 minute break every 30 minutes makes me more effective basically. Even if I'm just fucking around on my phone.
I feel like toast has enough personality and knows enough people with similar charme that he could do literally any type of videos and we'd never get bored watching them
a 'for loop' just repeats a function ( or anyother stuff ) No rocket science here it's just a basic thing This is kust like multiplying to 2*100 instrad of adding 2+2+2... a hundred times !
"What would you do if you had to repeat the function 1 million times?" "Wellll i would buy a Logitech keyboard and google how to make a macro which repeats ctrl v 1 million times"
1:56 Actually, copying the instruction set 100 times makes the code run slightly faster than using a for loop, because you're not doing anything else than running the code. You're not doing i++, reading from i, or anything like that, you save up on those CPU cycles. Side note: it's used by some apps to speed up processes, but it's only feasible for loops (pun unintended) that run a static amount of times (i. e. they're not reliant on anything else in the program, for example a loop that runs exactly 32 times no matter the input).
@@thatoneuser8600 Hence: let it the compiler take care of it, usually in higher level languages like C++ you wouldn't care about micro optimizations as the compiler will usually do a better job than you optimizing code.
EXACTLY MY THOUGHTS AHAHAHA always asked if my coding skills will ever be good enough for jobs lmao now i learn just apply the best of what you know cuz most companies dont even know what you're doing essentially
@@jhonellamaceren1280 just be interested and be ready to learn always, and have projects that explains that you've learned thus you can learn whatever they throw at you, you can get most entry-level softwar engineer job. we've hired hobby coders, simply becaue they have more drive to code than students.
I had an interview with State Farm where I expected the interview to occur in Java, I wasn’t told that it was indeed a JavaScript position. The interview was online via zoom and I used an IDE that they provided; I stared at the screen for 20 mins and was so shook by my misunderstanding of JavaScript as a language that I didn’t respond to any of his questions for the entire interview. For a 3rd party it looked like me and him were having a staring contest, needless to say I didn’t get the job
I would say you would get it after a single learning session, but considering how fucking lost some people were when I started learning coding, maybe not. Still, what they talked about isn't anything advanced.
This is one of my favorite videos on the internet by far. When i first saw this, i was in my 4th semester in my math degree, and was kinda lost in college. Then i was like wooow look like they're having so much fun coding, maybe i should try that again ( i tried learning python 1 month before this was upload and give up). Now, 1 year later i'm a junior front-end developer and happy af coding! Hope you (person reading this) is going well in life, and if you're not, just keep trying, because i know things'll get better :).
This is amazing. I'm studying comp sci myself and I never knew toast did it. Michael was pretty obvious, but it's still interesting to hear his story about tutoring and stuff.
imagine getting tutoring, then going to a different place for tutoring and it being the same person, then changing again and it being the same person over and over again
Unrolling loops is actually an advanced optimization technique that, in certain scenarios, can make the code more performant. So Toast is secretly a 5head programming genius. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loop_unrolling
Yeah but you usually rely on the compiler to do it instead of having to manually do it. And trust me any company interviewing beginners is not looking for people to optimize their algorithms past compiler level.
I believe, though I may be mistaken, this is primarily done in very low level languages and in assembly language (nearest to writing in binary). I believe it is most often counterproductive in high level languages. But toast is most definitely a 5head... Just for other reasons
@@Michael-Hammerschmidt Yeah, that's what I was thinking about but since I wasn't sure if it's possible to do in high level languages I went with the he has no programming background so he is applying for junior level positions i.e. nobody expects him to optimize algorithms. They want clean and maintainable code, and loop unrolling is pretty much the opposite of that.
Would actually love to have a short series vlog of OTV in Hawaii, at the same time as Micheal prepping some psychotic robot mischief to pull while at his home. Gas powered fishing rod v2 maybe?
My fav. memory of coding is from my Computer Science University degree final year. In prolog (iiuc-it's been a while) and how it looped back in on itself, so for it to work it had to assume it already worked. Which at the time I thought was right cool. 😋 - but at that time I was existing on cans of coke, pot noodles at 3am in the computer lab, and very little sleep.
2:25 i mean you can get creative with copy pasting.1000 times a block of code?Easy! Paste once,you got two times the original code,then copy those two,paste it 4 more times,you got 10 blocks. Copy the 10 blocks,paste it 9 more times.You got 100 blocks,Copy that,and paste it 9 more times! You got 1000 times the original block of code,23 pastes for 1000 blocks of code,and this scales up and up! EFFICIENCY IN COPY PASTE FTW!
The thing is for some people acne is one of those shitty things that comes and goes. You can have clearish skin for like month and then out of nowhere you have loads of spots
Could be he started a skincare routine. It's amazing what just washing your face, using acne cream, and moisturizing all twice a day can do for you, especially if you haven't done so before
His acne probably flares in response to stress, when he's working on a hard video (like the surgeon robot) he get stressed and his acne gets really bad and now that he's not that work stressed (I don't actually know of course but it looks like it) his acne "calmed down", and he is probably making some skin care routine, all of this assumptions of course
Me: A Computer Science Major Me watching Toast in Among Us: He has such high IQ. Me watching Toast say copy and paste and function 100 times instead of using a for loop: That is the most low IQ thing I've ever heard.
I wouldn't say professionals. They are entertainers and they do good work but if you are looking to go into CS then you probably won't be working like this. You can still do it, but you might want to look at what real roles in the industry look like after you graduate.
These videos give me faith that my Dataquest journey will be worth it. Everyone uses stack overflow, your managers will probably not know new frameworks.
-"How are you gonna repeat this function 100 times?" Standard Answer: "Use a for loop" Big brain Answer: "Copy the function, and make another program that detects how many times you've done a certain keystroke, and it also calculates how many times you have to press Ctrl + V in order to paste all of the copied text, so the function is repeated 100 times. If I only copy 1 of the function, the program will tell me to press Ctrl + V 99 more times, and it'll even tell me how many times I've pressed it"
When I heard toast talk about how he would paste a function 100 times instead of looping I knew the stream would be hilarious
@@kingkkuno bye
IKR that was literally the first thing I was taught in CS 101
I was fucking dying when he said that 😂 I'll never be nervous about a coding interview again lol
Normally you write a program that copy pastes the function 100 times for you
i fucking fell off my chair laughing lmao
"Computer science is really hard"
I dunno about that, it's not too ba-
"When you don't attend any classes"
Yup, that'll do it.
It's really not
@@ym1118 depends on which university you study at. A CS course at CMU is going to be significantly harder than an average university.
ym it kinda is, just like the person above me, it all depends on the uni ur talking about, I know for a fact that cs in University of Waterloo (the uni Toast attended) is brutal (I know bc I go to this school rn). Uni of Waterloo in general is known for making its students depressed bc of how they basically upped the difficulty in everything, It makes sense that Toast almost failed, especially since he didn’t attend any classes, that shit doesn’t fly around here. Even if Toast was really good in coding, uw’s exams are very particular to lectures that he probably would fail those
weeeelllll, I'm stupid at coding sooo I chose networking. Long story short, coding is still there :)
@@formulaint im going to cmu for cs next year uh oh
I didn't expect these 2 to have such good chemistry.
Michael did say once "They already have a dark haired sarcastic asian on the team, I don't know why they want me" and yeah that's true... but 2 dark haired sarcastic asian guys seems to be better than just one.
Michael got into the OTV friend circle and eventually the house because he's a fan of them. He's initially a toast fan first and Toast was the first person he DM'ed. Toast ignored the DM tho.
one of them is now a sarcastic asian with no hair so we good
They have no chemistry from what I see. Pretty awkward together.
When did he said that?
@@juggmkj how? They had great banter, I didn't sense any awkwardness between them.
-Toast copy pasting when he could loop
-Michael having a monopoly on CompSci tutoring by being multiple companies
Chaotic energy
Michael is just the embodiment of chaotic energy
We're so quirky guysss omg peridot yass
Monopoly is geniously strat. He could even hire another dudes as teachers to support the "legend"
This video is so funny to watch if you can actually code lmao
@@LuLu-uz3lg you clearly agent familiar with Evan Kale.
Ah yes, the classic Avatar x Harry Potter crossover.
🤣🤣
Shibobobobo
😂
Tazer bender!
👌
I died when he said "just copy it 1000 times"
HOW DID YOU GET INTO COMPUTER SCIENCE
He went to Waterloo as well... an insanely good Canadian school for computer science and engineering
@@Budderick exCUSE ME WHAT
@@oiman5733 yep somehow the guy is a Waterloo dropout. Waterloo is one of the most competitive tech schools here in Canada and out of like 15 people I know who applied throughout the years (all of them with an average of 90+), 2 got accepted, both into their niche space tech program. Yet, somehow, defying the laws of nature, Toast who copied and pasted to loop programs, got in. The guys is built different.
@@redred7702 Lol i took an L from Waterloo EE and seeing Toast being THAT bad in 1st yr CS in Waterloo of all places killed me, but in a good way lol.
@Jessica Stein bc he never attended the classes bro
"normally I just google stackoverflow" yep the avatar has already mastered the coding element
straight up what professionals do actually working in IT
I was expecting that to happen as soon as I hit the play button lol
@@MrKamex maybe not to search how to loop... But overall yeah xD
I felt the need to tell you I ruined the 666 likes
Fr tho one of the most useful skills to have nowadays is being able to search Google.
"Checkmate asshole, they're both me." best freakin' line ever.
THIS IS THE MAN WHO COPY PASTED TO RUN A FUNCTION MULTIPLE TIMES
What would be worse than that is using a while loop the same way as a for loop. That always irks me
But what if you want to loop it a thousand times?
@@Gamealishis using a while true loop with a counter inside that breaks when you reach the number you want
@@cannieboy c+a to select all and then copy paste 10 times. Easy..
No need to thank me I'm just gifted
@@owentsai175 I do that sometimes just to keep life interesting
Theres no way on earth that these two would pass an ethics class
As if everybody who can pass an ethics class actually behaves ethically in the rest of their lives
@@MattMcConaha its..... a joke
@@elpidak6554 My statement was 'serious' in that the sentiment is true, but it was also a 'joke' in the sense that I was only saying it as fun banter.
@@elpidak6554 A joke can still be motivated by something grounded in reality. In this case, the assumption that an ethics class makes you believe ethically correct all the time
I attended a dining ethics class (cause im a business major)
Im 100% sure I remember what they taught me incorrectly. Like there is a certain way you can place the utencils to signal stuffs and im sure i do it all wrong when i do go to fancy meetings haha. like even if i wanted to convey food was good, i probably actually signalled food was terrible lol.
i still remember being forced to eat rice with my fork backwards, cause thats how europe uses their fork xD
This is the crossover we didn't know we needed but now we need more!
No. Its the one we required to survive
yes!!!
Hello
They're so awkward. I didn't need it.
Is it really a crossover? They live in the same house lol
Toast: "My superviser was like a 60 year old woman"
Michael: "Yeaaaaah, that's great, I love those"
He's the kind of guy who sorts by old on tinder.
If her name was Mildred, Lily would be a single gal right now.
@@MickeyYeahbaby y mildred
After Poki moving out and the whole Fed stuff I was really worried about the future of OTV. But after watching this stream my hope was restored.
Bruh I'm glad they recruited michael before all of this happened. I wonder whether michael would join if they recuited him after all this shit blown
Poki is moving out of the house?
@@marcosmendez6833 yeah, they mentioned it in the latest podcast. She's not leaving Offline TV, just moving out.
Wait what's going on?
EDIT: found everything, holy shit.
HAWAII TRIP stream would be the best content to get away from all the drama
I don't think any developer loves the act of coding(As in typing the code), it's the thrill of problem-solving to achieve something just out of logic is what usually catches the interest.
idk man c++ is a pretty comfy language to type in
I mean, I don't actually *hate* the act of coding. But yeah, it's the problem-solving that makes it actually fun.
@@kabobawsome Cried in debugging
@@Yayaloy9 Two sides of a coin. Sometimes you just want shit to work but hey it wouldn't be fun without a challenge.
I think its fun to have an idea and put in the work to accomplish this vision. Coding challenges are miserable tho
This looks like a 12 year old explaining how to use google to his dad
@@heeyy3 yes
hollownite1234 no
@@pigeonsstuff6014 yes
No
Chudini linguini yes
Michael : I never work for big companies
Also Michael : *works for the goverment*
Tbf, people in tech works for the government when they want to retire. So it probably doesn’t have the best or the most motivated developers.
Yeah govt work is probably way easier because govt is way less efficient. Also more benefits in govt job
Mohyeet Inc yeah lolol literally no innovation or creativity required hahahah
@@qiyuanbao778 it depends which branch of government ur talking about. homeland security hires young white/grey hackers.
As an IT graduate, working in govt fields that don't handle the IT part of it sucks. They would basically hire 1 guy to handle the whole department
ah yes
a lawful evil and a chaotic evil do coding
the content we all live for
Echo93Lobo Michael is 10000000% chaotic evil
I'd still go for Michael as the "chaotic neutral"
michael breaks the system while toast abuses it
To me, Toast looks like Lawful Neutral and Michael looks more like Chaotic Neutral, honestly
@@otto7848 neutral... michael maniacally laughing with his surgery robot... ah yes chaotic N E U T R A L.
When Toast was talking about how he couldn't imagine anyone being passionate about typing code itself, I got flashbacks to a time where my brother sat down with 12 year old me and just talked about code and what every part of it does. It's was extremely boring, but he had been away at college for a while so I listened.
🤣🤣
Typing code is pretty boring, but finding solutions is fun.
I’m glad you listened, don’t know the circumstances but that sounded wholesome and made me feel warm inside
@@CottidaeSEA googling solutions is fun
Thank you for the wholesome comment.
every 5 seconds: WHAT ARE THOOOSE
Those are my crocs
Big flex
Yeah, so annoying
gamer
@@oddeda no,shut
Toast graduated from the most prestigious degree in Canada and he copy and pasted something to run it multiple times
He didn't go to school in Canada... Just had his degree credited because he did part of the courses of another degree.
@@BillyBraga He did go to Waterloo computer science which is located in Waterloo, Ontario, Canada. He did study there, but wasn’t able to finish the degree due to his marks so he just took the three year mathematics “degree” which they offer if you can’t complete the 4 year program.
10:05 I laughed so hard at this when I notice Michael literally disappears.
Eddie i love when they don’t just upload highlights from the vod but actually add edits, it makes it way more entertaining on a rewatch, why i love lily’s youtube clips lmao
stan min yoongi it wasn’t editing he actually disappeared for a few seconds
@@encryptedjc1772 shit my bad
stan min yoongi yeah fr you gotta know magic when you see it
I didnt notice wtf
This may have been the FUNNIEST video I have ever seen. That’s not even an exaggeration. From Toast’s 1,000 function program to Michael’s CompSci monopoly, I was legitimately CRYING from laughter
My favorite part was when Michael called Punahou "Obama's highschool" and made it canonical. As a student of Punahous rival school, I appreciate that
Iolani?
@@lawrencezheng629 kamehameha
Aaron Tolentino ah
@@aarontolentino9550 Out of curiosity. Do you make fun of your schools name with overwhelming amounts of Dragon Ball references?
@@redfox9316 not rly.
1:54 “Man....” Michael was definitely thinking “Please dont say copy and paste” LMAO
All i got from this VOD is that following the path of coding you just learn better ways to hide the fact that you're procrastinating, and i love it.
Hello
And that, is what being a working professional is. I worked as a chemist, revolutionized their product delivery and came up with 3 new material types for them. Most of the day i was just on my phone chillin
@@Daedalus33 I can imagine how you explained you boss how you came up with this. "So i was bored, right? and i saw thw chemicals and and thought 'woudn't this one mix with this one, making something even better?"
@@kingkkuno oh hey there
@@p4ladin167 That's pretty much how coding works. I feel like a genius when I'm not just coding 24/7 and a mindless monkey when I am. You honestly need breaks fairly regularly to even process what you've done and what you have to do. Me taking a 5 minute break every 30 minutes makes me more effective basically. Even if I'm just fucking around on my phone.
I can't stop replaying "checkmate, asshole; they're both me"
this entertaining AF
i hope y'all do more of these
I always only watch highlights, but this is the first time I actually tune into a stream. It was that gr8
What are those?
"Check mate asshole. They're both me."
Literally spat out a mouthful of sprite when Michael said that.
Every couple seconds i hear WHAT ARE THOSE Michael is getting that streamer money
El what are those is the follow sound not the subs
Lautaro I would have heard it a lot more if it was followers their definitely subs 😂
@@Lautaro-it9nd it was subs
I feel like toast has enough personality and knows enough people with similar charme that he could do literally any type of videos and we'd never get bored watching them
Mikul and toast laughing to a coding joke:
Me: I guess I should laugh too.
Mykull
It's pretty funny.
it's even funnier if you experienced it too
It's funny if you know what they are talking about
a 'for loop' just repeats a function ( or anyother stuff )
No rocket science here it's just a basic thing
This is kust like multiplying to 2*100 instrad of adding 2+2+2... a hundred times !
"What would you do if you had to repeat the function 1 million times?"
"Wellll i would buy a Logitech keyboard and google how to make a macro which repeats ctrl v 1 million times"
I would pay to see Michale and toast make battle bots and make them BATTLE
Lily roomba enters the battle!
Toast: *COPY AND PASTE INTENSIFIES*
there is actually grate resources for that such as codingame etc
@@wlesavo g r a t e
Whom is this "Michale" thou speaketh of? Is he related to Mykull?
1:56 Actually, copying the instruction set 100 times makes the code run slightly faster than using a for loop, because you're not doing anything else than running the code. You're not doing i++, reading from i, or anything like that, you save up on those CPU cycles.
Side note: it's used by some apps to speed up processes, but it's only feasible for loops (pun unintended) that run a static amount of times (i. e. they're not reliant on anything else in the program, for example a loop that runs exactly 32 times no matter the input).
Yeah, but perhaps he meant efficient as in how can we make it more readable
Yeah, what he said. Totally.
@@thatoneuser8600 Hence: let it the compiler take care of it, usually in higher level languages like C++ you wouldn't care about micro optimizations as the compiler will usually do a better job than you optimizing code.
That's what loop unrolling is for
You generally leave that loop unwinding for the compiler to optimize.
Did anyone else watch the entire stream live, but still is watching this just because?
I reached this part, but I want to watch it again cause their dynamic is very funny XD
Yup, I'm sure we will get another video on the dog lol
I watch a highlight reel from then found the vod and still watch this
As a computer science student in his second year , this stream is an absolute gem
literally thank you for posting this, this makes me feel so much better about applying for software jobs now LOL
Hello
Good luck my guy
Me too man, me too
EXACTLY MY THOUGHTS AHAHAHA always asked if my coding skills will ever be good enough for jobs lmao now i learn just apply the best of what you know cuz most companies dont even know what you're doing essentially
@@jhonellamaceren1280 just be interested and be ready to learn always, and have projects that explains that you've learned thus you can learn whatever they throw at you, you can get most entry-level softwar engineer job. we've hired hobby coders, simply becaue they have more drive to code than students.
You know Toast is built different when he copies and pastes code yet is a Waterloo dropout.
Are these the guys that had the beer-pissing dog in that party?
*yes.*
This aged well LOLZ. Check out his new vid about the beer pissing dog 😂
Micheal Reeves had a “monopoly” in Hawaii and now he’s a streamer/youtuber.
Michael: We're doing some kind of coding...
Everyone: *Oh no...*
oh yes
OH YES
Oh yesnt
YES YES YES YES YES
YES!
I cant take this conversation seriusly with all those "WHAT ARE THOSE?!"
i dont think this conversation is meant to be taken seriously
@@Revion91 exactly!! took the words right off my mouth
I need more
I need an OTV Coding stream with Poki, Toast, and Michael teaching everyone else!
Hello
Wait poki can code too?😂
Sahit Neziri She said in a video that she had a spot in her heart for coders since it was her favorite class in college.😁
Michael reeves is the true embodiment of ‘He’s out of line, but he’s right’ and true evil genius
Holy shit the avatar mastered all four elements and coding
To be honest that stuff michael pulled with the code tutoring is actually genius
Please do more of this, everything about this was fantastic!
Hello
Ok so I haven't heard Michael laugh so genuinely in so long but I'm glad he's found his stride. Thank you for being there for him, Toast.
My 2 favorite Offline TV members interacting in a video, i can die in peace now
I had an interview with State Farm where I expected the interview to occur in Java, I wasn’t told that it was indeed a JavaScript position.
The interview was online via zoom and I used an IDE that they provided; I stared at the screen for 20 mins and was so shook by my misunderstanding of JavaScript as a language that I didn’t respond to any of his questions for the entire interview. For a 3rd party it looked like me and him were having a staring contest, needless to say I didn’t get the job
Wholesome monk and crackhead content to distract us from the drama
Michael's mic moved more than his emotions throughout this stream ;)
These jokes went through my head, these gods are smarter than me.
I would say you would get it after a single learning session, but considering how fucking lost some people were when I started learning coding, maybe not.
Still, what they talked about isn't anything advanced.
Metal Link A lot of people are
This is the most wholesome video I've scene in ages. I love OTV and it's nice to see how they interact with each other.
watched the whole stream. the Dynamic Funny Duo. need more toast and michael videos!!!
I need to watch the stream. This was hilarious
This is one of my favorite videos on the internet by far. When i first saw this, i was in my 4th semester in my math degree, and was kinda lost in college. Then i was like wooow look like they're having so much fun coding, maybe i should try that again ( i tried learning python 1 month before this was upload and give up). Now, 1 year later i'm a junior front-end developer and happy af coding! Hope you (person reading this) is going well in life, and if you're not, just keep trying, because i know things'll get better :).
I love how this was recommended to me right after the clip where toast said he respect Michael a lot, because he makes him laugh all the time
9:00
As my comp sci teacher once said "Work smarter not harder" he was a real chill teacher that let you do whatever as long as you did your work.
I just started programming. This made me feel relieved
Really happy to see, that other coders are barrely passing by with templates and stackoverflow, as well
The interaction between theese two in that stream was just a bliss to watch. VERY very interesting in content and SO funny to watch.
This is amazing. I'm studying comp sci myself and I never knew toast did it. Michael was pretty obvious, but it's still interesting to hear his story about tutoring and stuff.
its been like 7 months and i still dont know if the intro says "this guy's toast" or "disguised toast"
this guys toast, he just uses the voiceline from hearthstone
The former. Its a hearthstone thing.
nah you're all wrong, it's saying "the sky's toast"
@@Zhajn fk u mate, can't unhear that now 😂
The answer is literally : yes
imagine getting tutoring, then going to a different place for tutoring and it being the same person, then changing again and it being the same person over and over again
Unrolling loops is actually an advanced optimization technique that, in certain scenarios, can make the code more performant. So Toast is secretly a 5head programming genius.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loop_unrolling
Yeah but you usually rely on the compiler to do it instead of having to manually do it. And trust me any company interviewing beginners is not looking for people to optimize their algorithms past compiler level.
I believe, though I may be mistaken, this is primarily done in very low level languages and in assembly language (nearest to writing in binary). I believe it is most often counterproductive in high level languages.
But toast is most definitely a 5head... Just for other reasons
@@Michael-Hammerschmidt Yeah, that's what I was thinking about but since I wasn't sure if it's possible to do in high level languages I went with the he has no programming background so he is applying for junior level positions i.e. nobody expects him to optimize algorithms. They want clean and maintainable code, and loop unrolling is pretty much the opposite of that.
Micheal Reeves: I still pluck when i type
me: no wonder it takes him so long to make new videos
Would actually love to have a short series vlog of OTV in Hawaii, at the same time as Micheal prepping some psychotic robot mischief to pull while at his home. Gas powered fishing rod v2 maybe?
I think michael wants to take lily to Hawaii,after quarentine
It’d be a rescue mission for “Trigger me Elmo”
4:50 Favorite Clip.
My fav. memory of coding is from my Computer Science University degree final year. In prolog (iiuc-it's been a while) and how it looped back in on itself, so for it to work it had to assume it already worked. Which at the time I thought was right cool. 😋 - but at that time I was existing on cans of coke, pot noodles at 3am in the computer lab, and very little sleep.
2:25 i mean you can get creative with copy pasting.1000 times a block of code?Easy!
Paste once,you got two times the original code,then copy those two,paste it 4 more times,you got 10 blocks.
Copy the 10 blocks,paste it 9 more times.You got 100 blocks,Copy that,and paste it 9 more times!
You got 1000 times the original block of code,23 pastes for 1000 blocks of code,and this scales up and up!
EFFICIENCY IN COPY PASTE FTW!
Although quick starting it with pastepastepastepastepaste in the beginning is even faster
but what if the interviewer says you have to add +1 at the end of every locker
Damn what is Michael doing for his acne he doesn’t have his red beard anymore he should keep doing what he’s doing it’s working
I mean for a 14 year old, the acne isn't that bad
i know what's he s doing ...he's growing up
The thing is for some people acne is one of those shitty things that comes and goes. You can have clearish skin for like month and then out of nowhere you have loads of spots
Could be he started a skincare routine. It's amazing what just washing your face, using acne cream, and moisturizing all twice a day can do for you, especially if you haven't done so before
His acne probably flares in response to stress, when he's working on a hard video (like the surgeon robot) he get stressed and his acne gets really bad and now that he's not that work stressed (I don't actually know of course but it looks like it) his acne "calmed down", and he is probably making some skin care routine, all of this assumptions of course
5:30 1000 IQ at this point :/
I like how disguised toast sounds like “this guy’s toast”
haha, yeah
almost as thats what it is
Yeah, and I wonder if he will ever play this game named "Hearthstone" they say it's pretty good, Toast should check it out 😳
whoah dude ahaha thats a really good observation I wonder if Toast knows about that hahaha
He should change his name to that.
Seeing Michael code always makes me feel better about my self. Thanks Michael!
6:12
"This is getting out of hand, now there's two of them!"
shaolin monk and harry potter having fun
This is the most iconic duo I thought we would never see or know
5:25 "Checkmate asshole - They're both me" will forever hold a special place in my heart
This is basically an exact summary of how my computer engineer bachelors is going
1:54 The way Michael said "man" there, he knew what he was about to hear
*The NASA ask you to loop through their billions of archives*
Toast: "Well, time to kill the CTRL and V keys!"
Honestly, that act of typing in code helps me playact as an 80s movie hacker while I'm working, so it's kinda one of my favorite parts.
10:05 the editing is so good
It’s not editing he actually disappeared for a few seconds
rewatching this video now, after taking a couple programming courses, is ABSOLUTELY hilarious.
Dude I laughed so hard when he said" uhh you copy and paste it multiple times" in the interview. I was like XDDDDD
Dude, i rarely watch those type of videos, but as someone who codes, and really enjoy both of u, this was hillarious !
Why does this feel more like a michael stream than a toast stream.
Edit: nvm i saw the title
This is one of my fav combo to this day ahaha Toast and Michael just look like two friends talking about their past jobs
Me: A Computer Science Major
Me watching Toast in Among Us: He has such high IQ.
Me watching Toast say copy and paste and function 100 times instead of using a for loop: That is the most low IQ thing I've ever heard.
well he did say he didnt attend class soo...
This just sounds so dumb lol
Hearing “professionals” talk about their coding experiences make me feel a lot better about my prospects as a beginner.
I wouldn't say professionals. They are entertainers and they do good work but if you are looking to go into CS then you probably won't be working like this. You can still do it, but you might want to look at what real roles in the industry look like after you graduate.
Fed was the man that search for the content. This two ARE the content. OTV it's in good hands.
lol
These videos give me faith that my Dataquest journey will be worth it. Everyone uses stack overflow, your managers will probably not know new frameworks.
2:50 he’s not even lying 😂 100% accurate
We NEED another stream like this, please!
1:55 i remember fucking dying when he said that on the stream hahaha
Thank you so much for this like 2 months later.
-"How are you gonna repeat this function 100 times?"
Standard Answer: "Use a for loop"
Big brain Answer: "Copy the function, and make another program that detects how many times you've done a certain keystroke, and it also calculates how many times you have to press Ctrl + V in order to paste all of the copied text, so the function is repeated 100 times. If I only copy 1 of the function, the program will tell me to press Ctrl + V 99 more times, and it'll even tell me how many times I've pressed it"
one of the best duos
didn't know Avatar and Harry Potter had this cross-over
Please do more videos like this one. I really love it ❣️