James Zheng lmao facts

right? Lmao

This made me chuckle, thanks!

wkwk anjir

bro lmaaaoooo i cant stop laughing

CLEMENT MY FAVORITE KZfaqR

So did you accepted for google or nah ?

Stop it

Clement and William you both are truly inspiring

Clément Mihailescu Hi some people are selling your course on telegram. Are you aware about that??

😂

What a legend.

"at least i dont have to write any apps anymore"

Bro is built different 😂

noted

They must've been ecstatic. Even MIT doesn't have many genius red coders. But I wonder what the hell the professors can teach him. Its like a monkey trying to teach a human. He's probably beyond them by now

@@Artaxerxes. I wouldn't compare the MIT professors to monkeys haha. Just remember people just like him teach there.

@@kylannaidoo4141 Yeah but are they red/orange coders. highly unlikely. Red coders really are something you know. They are like the highest rated Chess GMs. Coaching them is just giving them advice. Professors will have a hard time actually getting the better of red coders. I dont really see it happening. William definitely better than them. All they have is experience and even that may not be enough to beat him at a coding challenge

@@Artaxerxes. The professors at MIT are working at the very edge of innovation in computer science. And because of that, they'll have knowledge of things that isn't even known by the general public yet. And plenty of IOI gold/silver medalists are going to be at MIT with William so he'll be in good company.

​@@Artaxerxes. they give him access to resources he can use to put his programming skills to work

HAHA! Yes!

To be honest he is like the top coders in the world so ya he is accepting MIT not them to him.

You are right. Everybody wants him. If he had said "No" to MIT, they would have shamelessly chased him and tried every trick in the book to get him to join them. Don't trust these universities. They can do anything to get you. Wait till he graduates and then you will see their dirty games and underhand dealings by all the top companies just to get him to work for them. Sadly he is a normal guy just happy to code but most of them will see him as a money making machine.

We have the same profile pic 🤯

@@wz3852 🤯

Not really haha

It was easy to be happened Zzzz

Nope lmao. I bet MIT was desperate to take him, and really wanted him at the school.

Yeah he was surprised

I'm pretty sure MIT was waiting for him lol

😂😂

einstein is that you?

@@psun256 LMAO

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Lol😂

MIT is open campus , tho

@@Sanyu-Tumusiime but security is everywhere

@@ksg7882 open campus, so you can still visit it if it was harvard, security will kick you out becuase it's closed campus. but MIT is open so you can freely visit

Facts

hes IOI. impossible to turn down such super geniuses lol

Maybe it’s because he solves coding questions in 5 seconds

@@leonmozambique533 MIT does turn down a lot of IOI and IMO medallists but they're mostly international.

@@oneandonlyflow They rarely do especially if they are international.

University at this level isn't really about becoming successful. It's more about meeting the people with the highest-level of skill in your field and having access to tools to change the world. Just the fact that schools populate entire classes with the smartest people in the world is magic alone.

he is accepting MIT, not MIT him😂

youre 30 now? hows life

mit has around 3 k places there is 0 chacne that even 1 % of them are as good as him

@@datokvartskhava4711 you know that mit has various departments and not just computer science related fields ? I mean how can you say that this William guy is more talented and genius compared to someone from the physics department or biological department or applied mathematics department ? Why is everyone reacting as if William is the first genius kind of guy to get admitted into MIT ?

@@10daysAgo yeah william is good in cometitive programming others might be good at something else these people are over reacting

@Atharv Khatri he's in class of 2024 which means he'll start in Fall 2020 which is in the future

Zoomzune Do you mind sharing how you got into MIT ? Did you follow a path similar to his ?

@@harispapadopoulos4295 Not really. I have always been into coding (hence the Scratch Cat), but I took a different approach; I competed in ISEF (where I designed and produced a software that helps diagnose certain executive dysfunctions).

@@dylinhbun4424 fun times indeed :p

@MahaVakyas 1560 but sat scores are arbitrary

Sad boy

lol different strokes for different folks

Don't feel sad for urself there are always people in worse conditions like me who aren't good at anything and don't even wanna go to college and still haven't ,and don't know to even do with life and probably will end up wasting it and did nothing so cheer up not everyone can be talented or smart like him .

@@user-og9nl5mt1b what are you doing these days? How have the last 7 months gone?

Lol

XD

Aayy, are you refering to professor bighead from silicon valley?

Be smart, do great things, get in. It’s that simple really.