Bloom scroll

The opposite of doomscrolling: one good video at a time, each with the Reddit comment that recommended it. Scroll down for the next. When a video ends, the next one starts.

Shelf

Rather browse? See all 26 shelves, or follow a learning path. Terms and privacy. On a keyboard: down arrow for the next video, up arrow to go back, space to pause, M for sound.

Chaos and complexity, 7 min

Is it Possible to Predict Randomness? The Double Pendulum Experiment

The Action Lab

Mentioned in r/PhilosophyofScience: “What is Chaos Theory?”

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AI, 2 h 36 min

Tensorflow and deep learning - without a PhD by Martin Görner

Devoxx

Not really introductory, but you might wanna follow up with this:

Mentioned in r/MachineLearning

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Programming, 49 min

Transforming Code into Beautiful, Idiomatic Python

Raymond Hettinger

I think every Python programmer should watch Transforming Code into Beautiful, Idiomatic Python.

Recommended in r/Python

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Music and sound, 10 min

The Rhythm of The Primes #some2

Marc Evanstein / music․py

The Rhythms of the Primes - music.py

Recommended in r/musictheory

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Security, 1 h 27 min

The Face of Anonymous

Gary Lang

Recommended in r/webdev: “Any good movies/tv shows about programming/hacking or coding in general?”

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Hardware, 36 min

How does Computer Memory Work?

Branch Education

For anyone diving into DRAM overclocking. Watch this video from Branch Education to really know

Recommended in r/overclocking

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Space, 1 h 30 min

Failure Is Not An Option A Flight Control History of NASA

Brendan W

Although it's not what you asked for, I'll always recommend the documentary Failure Is Not An Option: A Flight Control History of NASA. It's the story of mission control in the 1960s, engineers fresh out of college dealing with life or…

Recommended in r/engineering

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