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[458.38 --> 458.90] what are we saying?
[458.98 --> 460.60] I don't have system privilege
[460.60 --> 462.64] to install Go on my computer.
[462.76 --> 463.44] What do I do?
[463.62 --> 463.86] Oh.
[464.12 --> 464.48] You know,
[464.58 --> 466.02] and how do I get around
[466.02 --> 466.94] that kind of a thing?
[467.14 --> 467.34] So,
[467.68 --> 469.18] because his dad had bought him
[469.18 --> 469.98] the course.
[470.42 --> 471.18] I've actually,
[471.58 --> 472.24] in my program,
[472.24 --> 473.60] originally created a course
[473.60 --> 475.32] that was in advance
[475.32 --> 476.28] of the one I currently have
[476.28 --> 476.78] in the marketplace,
[476.94 --> 477.80] which I've since retired,
[478.28 --> 479.70] that was kind of trying to get
[479.70 --> 481.00] the entire beginners
[481.00 --> 481.78] in Go space,
[481.88 --> 483.46] where it's for people
[483.46 --> 484.12] that are experienced
[484.12 --> 484.70] with programming
[484.70 --> 485.76] and it's for people
[485.76 --> 487.42] that are new to programming
[487.42 --> 488.32] for the first time.
[488.46 --> 489.90] But what I found was
[489.90 --> 491.04] I was trying to appeal
[491.04 --> 492.26] to too many different people
[492.26 --> 494.04] and so the course content
[494.04 --> 495.08] wasn't that effective.
[495.72 --> 496.40] And since then,
[496.42 --> 497.34] I've actually specialized
[497.34 --> 500.00] in making something very clear.
[500.00 --> 501.64] It is for absolute beginners
[501.64 --> 503.48] because I actually walked them
[503.48 --> 504.58] through some of the fundamentals
[504.58 --> 505.70] of computer science
[505.70 --> 507.60] in learning Go
[507.60 --> 509.12] and giving them a foundation
[509.12 --> 510.18] if they've never seen
[510.18 --> 510.86] anything before.
[511.06 --> 511.42] So,
[511.48 --> 512.26] I've actually learned
[512.26 --> 512.78] to specialize.
[513.38 --> 514.68] And is this the course
[514.68 --> 516.08] that I mentioned before
[516.08 --> 517.30] or is this a different course?
[517.68 --> 519.00] It is exactly the course
[519.00 --> 519.78] you just mentioned.
[519.94 --> 520.16] Yes,
[520.20 --> 521.30] that one's been in the marketplace
[521.30 --> 523.34] since January of this year
[523.34 --> 524.84] and so it's a reboot
[524.84 --> 526.28] specifically
[526.28 --> 527.78] and I've taken the other one
[527.78 --> 528.64] out of the marketplace.
[528.64 --> 531.12] It is specifically intended
[531.12 --> 532.48] for people that have never
[532.48 --> 533.86] seen programming languages before
[533.86 --> 535.44] and want to get started
[535.44 --> 536.50] with the exciting
[536.50 --> 537.62] computer language Go.
[538.24 --> 538.76] That's great
[538.76 --> 540.08] and just a reminder to everyone
[540.08 --> 541.76] what Dave is referring to
[541.76 --> 542.48] is Udemy
[542.48 --> 543.60] Udemy.com
[543.60 --> 544.68] and it's called
[544.68 --> 546.08] A Gentle Introduction
[546.08 --> 546.86] to Golang
[546.86 --> 548.20] for Beginners.
[548.76 --> 549.00] So,
[549.12 --> 549.72] is that what you mean
[549.72 --> 550.24] by gentle?
[550.50 --> 550.68] So,
[550.86 --> 551.68] the idea that you're
[551.68 --> 552.52] a complete beginner
[552.52 --> 554.02] not just a beginner
[554.02 --> 554.70] to Go.
[555.38 --> 556.48] Exactly right.
[556.56 --> 557.38] That is just it
[557.38 --> 558.18] because I did find
[558.18 --> 558.98] that people were like,
[559.14 --> 559.36] you know,
[559.88 --> 560.80] what tends to happen
[560.80 --> 561.40] with beginners
[561.40 --> 562.30] is that
[562.30 --> 564.28] they end up
[564.28 --> 565.02] making assumptions
[565.02 --> 565.90] about what the computer
[565.90 --> 566.58] is doing underneath
[566.58 --> 568.44] and they end up
[568.44 --> 569.80] almost with a heuristic
[569.80 --> 570.30] knowledge
[570.30 --> 571.80] or almost some voodoo.
[571.92 --> 572.74] Why is it like that?
[572.80 --> 573.02] Well,
[573.42 --> 574.66] I prefer to try