Software Engineering Interns Be Like Pt. 2 (Intern's First Project)

After bringing down production during his first week, Nick returns on Monday fearing he will be fired. Instead, he gets his first project: a machine learning model to distinguish between puppies and bagels. Only one problem, Nick knows nothing about machine learning.

If you're reading this, comment: now that is machine learning

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[nicholast]

the model just needed some time to warm up ya know

[MrLordZenki]

I mean the model was still accurate 50% of the time. Success!

[mightyshenanigans]

The senior engineer never being close to a computer is pure gold

[vivas]

To all interns who might see this: PLEASE TELL US IF YOU ARE STUCK. Internships are a way for you to learn by having us teach you, not us having a coding monkey for cheap.

[chantelromard]

I actually laughed so hard when you showed the code at the end 😂😂😂

[bonganisomba]

“I wrote hello world on Python and put it on my resume, now they think i am machine learning expect” i can definitely relate to that.

[ssoossdd]

This is gold !
I really laughed when I saw the python script...Great content man, I hope you get 100x more views

[alexx]

The senior engineer never getting to a computer or the company office is so realistic. Lmao.

[rakhshanhussain]

"Puppies and bagels don't even look similar"
*True that*

[bryanmitchell]

This would actually be a perfect standup that would be appreciated at the company I'm at:
"On Friday I tried centering a div and brought down production and today I'm going to try not to do that"

[sandupaegodage]

as a software engineering intern for 3 months, I can assure you that this is TRUE. Good job nick.🤣

[tommyo]

Nicholas never fails to make me laugh🤣 why the hell do the puppies in the sample data look just like bagels😭😭

[miguelandreshernandez]

This is comedy gold, one of the best programming humor I’ve seen on YouTube.

[jordanbarnes]

Lmfao I feel proud of myself because I used to look at r/coding and different coding memes and laugh with imposter syndrome not understanding why it was funny, but now I laugh because I understand the code but I dont understand why its funny :) thanks to educative, I can now understand why its funny.. and understand.. the code?

[sebipoiana]

As a person infected with severe impostor syndrome, I always feel like a dumb person if I ask my seniors for help. I am so surprised you were able to pull that insane request off Nick! Great done and amazing content as always! :)

[firearcanine]

When I subbed to you, you were still fresh at <10k, now you're up at 52k and finally sponsored! What progress!

[maksgraph.jm]

Shortly after the first part was released I got an internship offer. Shortly after this video was released I was offered to stay with that company and got a solid rise. I feel like you are bringing me luck! :D

PS: In three months I will have another pay rise and test for junior position... if you know what I mean ;).
PSS: 10/10 in terms of accuracy. Great video.

[backo]

Congrats on the sponsor! Excited to see this channel grow, you're making great content!

[jeromesimms]

Wow! That was the most complex machine leaning model I've ever seen. 🤣 This video was great 👍🏼

[poole]

I laughed so many times in this video keep up the great work man !