I mean better than your laptop microphone and I mean better than your phones. So here are three core steps for doing so: Hardware 1. But you can still try and get some quality into your videos to make them more enjoyable. If you’re rational you don’t expect to become the 0.01%, especially not by doing tutorials on Linux and AI like me. Both worlds have advantages and disadvantages: The top tier streamers are a goal not worth aiming for. Others (the long tail of the distribution) have barely any income and most of them tend to just do a quick tutorial or tips and tricks video with their webcam. Many YouTube personalities have crazy incomes and equally crazy equipment. So while recording yourself, you tend to explain exactly what you do and that helps in itself to generate better results (see ruber duck debugging). But of course it also serves the purpose of focus, as you tend to think your actions through when you are on record. If I apply somewhere for a Data Scientist or Software Engineering position I can show what’s to expect from me.

Why? Well, firstly it’s a good way to show what I can (and can’t) do. So I recently decided to record some of my coding sessions and put them on the internet. (See video tour at the bottom of the post or here ) No need to go crazy on the budget, add €100 and you’re 80% there

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