Much appreciated!

Glad you enjoyed it

It really is!

Sure, it would be focused more from a beginner point of view, getting into OpenAI and starting to implement basic solutions. It's general purpose so that mostly anyone can begin, with examples of code mainly in JS.

Thank you 👍

@@AdrianTwarog watching all your video from India It is helpful. But after learn I can't understand how to utilize it in daily life.

I think I already have a video kind of like that about boostrap nav!

:D

I mean... In some cases you could upload the directory of the libraries/dependencies etc now with the Upload feature. It would analyze the library directly, and now you have something to work with. I haven't tried it so idk

Next time!

Yea but you can’t drive across water

❤

Winning!

Pretty cool

Learn to code!

I am just 16 year old can you help me

@@selagudadigitals64kviews If you are only looking for some easy quick money don't read the rest (and honestly, I think only crime can achieve that - which I don't endorse of course). My advice is for a career, that will earn you money. It will be longer to achieve but way more stable in the long run. As you are still young, you should try to learn by yourself anything that could help you achieve a project you would like to do. Think of anything that you are passionate about and give yourself a goal. If you only think about money, it won't be enough. There are countless things to do in programming and I'm sure you'll find a project that motivates you even more than money. Whether it would be a website or hardware-related like an Arduino project, anything. But find something that you would really want to achieve that motivates you, even if it's already been done before and if it's not related to how you'll earn money later. You first need to learn how to code. The satisfaction of making something of your own is powerful. Then, search for which technologies are required to achieve your goal and learn it by yourself. Most coding-related technologies have a lot of resources online. It will be hard at the beginning but the passion should motivate you to move forward. Then, if you can do it, go to school with your self-learnt experience to learn more about coding (college is the best imo but any school will do - I'm from Europe so school was cheap, I don't know about your situation), it will accelerate your knowledge even more quickly than you could do it by yourself, and consolidate the basics. Of course you can still self-learn on the side for a bonus boost. Your self-learnt experience will make school way easier, so if you have some knowledge in advance, you are almost guaranteed to graduate. And only then, if you chose so, can you make a lot of money because you will know how to do it, or follow a passion that makes less but will almost always be well paid anyway. Easy money is not a thing, but making money in programming is a thing. And when you find what drives you into it, it will be easy even if you have to spend some years to achieve this goal. Some years to be happy and financially comfortable for the rest of your life is a good investment. I can help you a bit for the first steps if you want, to find a project and resources to learn the technology you want to learn. (Edit: There may be other ways but that's how I achieved it. If you don't believe my advice, that's what me and most of my programming friends did, and personally I'm now doing a passion project about scientific visualization in a lab for 100k/year. All my friends have similar positions now. I'm 30.)

​@@dexter9313 thanks bro for your knowledge 😊

Ah yes, GPT4 does require that!