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An 11-minute video by hackerdashery about theory of computation and algorithms and data structures, on the Computer science shelf. It came up in r/math, in a thread called “What are some of your favorite math explainer videos that aren’t from mathologer, numberphile, or 3b1b?”.
hackerdashery, Video, 11 min, 2014, on the Computer science shelf
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