My Programming Desk Setup (As a Computer Science Student)

In this video I'll be walking through my programming setup and discussing the most important items in my pc programming setup. I use this setup for content creation, programming/coding and school. Let me know what you think of this programming setup and if it is the best programming setup?!

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00:00 - Introduction
01:02 - Setup Overview
02:30 - Monitors
04:32 - Computers
07:10 - Keyboard & Giveaway
09:07 - Mouse
10:21 - Chair
11:22 - Random & Cool Items
15:15 - Conclusion

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🎬 My Gear 🎬

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⭐️ Tags ⭐️
- Tech With Tim
- PC Setup Tour
- Programming Setup
- PC Programming
- Programming Setup Tour
- Coding Setup

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#PCSetup #Programmer #ProgrammingSetup

[TechWithTim]

Just to make it clear this stuff is totally unnecessary! You don't need anything like I have to start programming and I myself started with a dual core laptop with 4gb of ram. This is just what I use today and I wanted to show it to you all :)

[mtshgaming]

every ones gangsta untill tim shows that he uses his 16 inch macbook pro for just audio recording

[clem]

*Tim's setup:* the most badass, top-tier, "luxury" programming setup in the world, with multiple computers and monitors, advanced keyboards and peripherals, a hyper-optimized chair, and other cool gadgets.

*My setup these days:* a MacBook Pro and...that's it.

😅

[brpark]

I've been working as a Software Engineer for 15+ years. I've worked in C, C++, C#, Java, Javascript, Scala, Spark and more. I can tell that none of these things will make you a great engineer. If you want to be successful and be a great engineer, instead of collecting these hardware items (which will soon be out of date), then collect these things which will serve you for your whole career.
1. A love of learning -- With tech, you're never done learning
2. The ability to work with others (teams)
3. Strong work ethic -- Be self motivated
4. Be willing to admit when you are wrong
5. Be willing to listen to criticism and others ideas.

[DrToxic-ggjn]

Your setup looks high end and budget at the same time.

[ChristopherSalisburySalz]

You are very lucky to have parents that are supportive! That is great!

[philippebaillargeon]

"So I highly recommend to be rich."

[codinginflow]

Meanwhile I have my PC behind the door because it sounds like a jet engine and I record everything 5 times because my neighbours' noises

[jimhalpert]

Let's put it this way -

My laptop crashes if I print 'Hello World' in a loop more than 50 times.

[MrA]

it's actually crazy how bath mats are the most comfortable mats out there. they are just so soft and silky

[justindehorty]

Epic setup, Tim. For those that can't necessarily afford that beautiful LG, I'd highly recommend a program called "Divvy" which allows you to split any screen in any of those pre-defined layouts. Also, the mouse hyper-fast scrolling can easily be simulated with an AutoHotKey script called "Accelerated Scrolling." For those with a larger budget looking for a "buy-it-for-life" purchase for the chair, I'd highly recommend either the Herman Miller Aeron or Embody. Both are absolutely incredible and the difference from a DXRacer is night and day.

[muhammedrajab]

My setup:
Intel Celeron Dual Core 2.4ghz
8gb Ram DDR3
320gb HDD
19 inch moniter.
Work Done using this PC:
Opens 3 browser windows with atleast 20 tabs
Machine Learning
Deep Learning
Use Android studio
Use pycharm and sublime same time
And more

[sauceontoes]

Me learning to code with a dual core CPU: 👁️👄👁️

[mohammadfoadtavakoli]

Hi Tim. Great video thanks.
Good for you.
I only have a simple laptop and I do all the things you do specially content creating. You are the person who I look up to and wish some day I become someone like you

[TheFootballPlaya]

"Make videos that look like this" *Flash* 2:23 Dayummm boiiii with the transitions and all of that.

[sunwicked]

My Programming Desk = "Bed"

[DanaYi]

Tip: Ctrl + End will also take you to the end of a file! (Though I also have the same mouse and love it to death!)

[osamaishtiaq]

To anyone who is procrastinating because their programming setup is not good enough yet, you must know that none of this is necessary. I learned to program on a Pentium 4 2006 pc, an old dining table and a plastic chair. The only things I'd recommend if you can afford are
1 - A chair that supports your lower back
2 - An extra monitor
3 - An SSD Drive if your old pc has a Hard Disk because it makes the most difference in terms of performance.

Good luck in your programming journey. None of this shit is necessary, this guy has very informative programming videos to help you learn but in this one, he is just boasting. :D

[BeastK]

Me with an dead i5 6600K,
Watching this video on mobile.
😂😂

[lukehatcher]

Tim has came so far. I remember when he had like 70k subs :, )