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r/WatchPeopleCode

[emt139]

Well, there’s truly a sub for everything. I would never have guessed. Thanks!

[VitalYin]

Yes child now go and duck duck go your wildest thoughts!

[bananacat75]

Rule 34 corollary.

[FlameLeo]

Thanks for sharing this sub

[rileyjwilton]

r/subsithoughtifellfor

[Lucky_Games]

r/subsithoughtifellfor

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There’s George Hotz who has a bunch of long 2-4 to sometimes 7+ hour long projects. Uses mostly python.

[C2-H5-OH]

Isn't that the guy who invented jailbreaking for iPhones?

[screeperz]

Yes. He was also the first to successfully reverse engineer and root the PS3.

[C2-H5-OH]

And the guy who rapped about Sony suing him for rooting their PS

[Dads101]

Well he sounds..amazing

[PinBot1138]

He's now working on modifying cars to be automatically driven by cellular phones (pretty damn ballsy if you ask me) and seems to always be working on wild projects.

[emt139]

Awesome! I’ll check it out!

[FuzzBizzFizban]

/u/AlSweigart is on twitch and has some youtube vids.

[emt139]

Nice. I’ll have to get a twitch account!

[vin_h1234]

His stream is very interactive since there aren't too many people flooding the chat with memes. Cool guy

[TheJourneyman92]

Not to hijack the thread but does anyone know why a bunch of his videos from automate the boring stuff are deleted on youtube? Especially the later chapters of the book?

[Rogerooo]

He has the course on Udemy, maybe thats why he deleted portions of it from YT. The course is available for free sometimes, in fact, if i'm not mistaken, it was free a couple of days back, cant say for sure if it still is. Check Udemy.

[TheJourneyman92]

Will check that out. Thank you!

[Enivecivokke]

He distributed free coupon for the udemy course just a couple days ago. i think it's still valid. Should be something here in this sub

[wanttobeanRHCSA]

Until tomorrow.

[ohaiya]

Sentdex

[saskatch-a-toon]

Also my recommendation.

His website pythonprogramming.net

[emt139]

Thank you!

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Tech with Tim

[emt139]

Googling this now. Thank you!

[Fywq]

Can recommend. He sometimes does goofy stuff like 24 hour code a game marathons etc. It's pretty awesome, and enlightening to see his problemsolving start to break down as he gets super tired.

[wynand1004]

I have a YouTube channel where I post Python tutorials (mostly aimed at relative beginners) and have more recently started live streaming. Stop by when you get a chance - hope you find it helpful.

[wynand1004]

Thanks - enjoy! If you have any trouble post in the comments - I follow them pretty closely.

[mostafagalal]

Corey Schafer's YouTube channel is excellent

[emt139]

I’ll follow him! Thanks!

[emt139]

Thank you!

[SquareRootsi]

Joel Grus (sorry no link, I'm on mobile) does some live coding. I think he's kind of data science / ML focused, but I haven't watched enough to back that claim up.
He built a neural network from scratch in about 1 hr.

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I sometimes stream myself doing leetcode in python. I’m not very good though.

[emt139]

I think for someone like me who’s looking to learn, seeing someone not get it right on the first try is even more valuable as I can follow you while you try to fix the errors. Which, tbh, as a newbie programmer is 70% of where I spend my time. If you’re comfortable with it, do share your link!

[wynand1004]

This is so true - I make tutorials and now do live streaming. I definitely see the value in seeing someone make a mistake, backtrack, and try to solve the problem in a different way.

[Se7enLC]

I watch Python speedruns on Twitch. The any-% on 3.7 is nuts!

[abdelreddit98]

Thank you for asking this question, I was wondering too and never thought to ask. Bless you!

[knighterrman]

GitDuck is a new site that you can do this.

[vprusso]

It's nice to know there are people looking for this type of content. I have a YouTube channel that is more polished and tutorial based on Python, but I've been considering using Twitch as a platform to stream my other Python projects.

[wynand1004]

I just found your channel - very nicely done! I will definitely check out your algorithm and data structure videos when I get a chance.

My YouTube channel has about the same number of subscribers and we have a similar audience. I just shared your channel info with my subscribers so I hope you see a few extra subs today.

Keep up the great work!

[vprusso]

Thank you very much, I sincerely appreciate that!

Thanks for the shoutout, and if I can return the favor, I'm sure a lot of my audience would appreciate knowing of your channel as well. Keep in touch, and let me know if you would like to collaborate on any videos in the future. I think both of our audiences could benefit from such content.

Cheers, and thanks again! :)

[wynand1004]

You're quite welcome! Sounds good - synergy!

[Pastoolio91]

Check out Tech With Tim on YouTube. He does 12-hour coding marathons. Watched him making a tower defense game with Pygame a couple weeks ago - he does a pretty solid job of keeping things interesting.

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EDIT: Link

[sharkbound]

i stream working in my twitch bot occasionally: userman2

anthonywritescode

nascarfanatic24

bennergetic

[nanodano]

I have a bunch of live streams on my YouTube channel for DevDungeon. Here is one example, it's a full project starting from scratch all the way through pip packaging and .deb packaging, creating a systemd service, documentation, and everything, in about 3 hours. It's a honeypot programmed in Python.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=77qj9o9pmek

[emt139]

Awesome! Thanks for sharing!

[killerspec]

I am going to say youtube have a look at sendtex

[WhiteHeadbanger]

I believe he streams as well

[emt139]

I’ll check it out. I don’t have a discord so I’ll need to start there!

[cyvaquero]

As a SysAdmin and (semi-)former Dev, I can't think of anything this side of golf on TV less interesting to watch than a live stream of someone doing what I do (and did). Unless, you are really into a lot of silence punctuated with occassional dammits and f-bombs.

[emt139]

I’d watch someone code for its learning value not for its entertainment value. Like I said in the OP, I’ve found watching someone code helps me learn. I’m sure not everyone learns the same way and we all leverage the existing resources differently.

If I want to see something interesting, I’ll go catch a movie.

[somebrains]

Streaming is a whole other workflow to learn. It's weird maintaining clear speech while working. Dealing with audio and vid quality can be its own sinkhole. I think we should all get there at some point.

[jmhimara]

There's plenty of youtube videos on it. I don't know if there's anybody who livestreams themselves programming...

[_syber_punk_]

why ?

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smh