Hi! I'm a computer engineering student and I really would like to know what motivated you to go into software engineer instead of any another field, so if you could tell me I'd be very thankful. I'm working on my options right now and I'm really trying to choose what works best for me.

Hey man! Recently came across some of your videos and they inspired me to find better opportunities in my career. I've been programming for 5 years and professionally for one and a half, but the pay in my country isn't very good and so I was looking for remote jobs in the US where I can get better pay and have mentors who could help me build upon my career. But I'm seeing a lot of hindrance (visa, lack of fully remote positions...). Do you have any tips on how I can be more successful with my search or what I can do to be more appealing to recruiters?

Hey Bax, I just recently got into lifting and up until this point I would just apply some deodorant and make my way home to take a shower. However I’ll be going to college again soon and my only free time is in between classes which I won’t have enough time to get home a take a shower. What do you recommend to do post workout so I don’t smell or feel dirty before class.

Hi, I am a current student at a mid tier state school on a full ride scholarship. However, I was just admitted to UPenn and UIUC for computer science as a transfer. Im certain I want to leave my current school but I am unsure which school to pick. I want to eventually break into startups. UPenn would cost 70k more in total but, cost is not an issue. UIUC is ranked higher, but UPenns career outcomes are better. Let me know what you would do if you were in my shoes. Thanks.

Hi there Baxate! Been following u for a while and am a great appreciator of u.Your insights r really helpful and motivating.Now am at a crucial stage of my academics and this will have a good say on how my career shapes out further in tech industry.Im just starting in my sophomore year and have started to familiarize myself in dsa.Have been doing so in c++.Now many companies get some of their work done in java too but I don't know how much of java I actually need to learn to stay relevant coz java is widely used.I aspire to be a full stack developer and so what is your catch on this and what should I do further so as to make it smoother for my interview rounds.Is it ok if I continue my dsa practice in cpp itself. Or do I need to do some dsa in java too.Also I heard that java is used in production software so am kinda confused whether my dsa in cpp will hinder my chances in such product based companies in any sort