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Ask HN: What are your favorite YouTube channels to learn stuff?
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Re: Ask HN: What are your favorite YouTube channels to learn stuff?
#52Philosophy Tube is pretty good for exactly what you'd expect. The recent stuff is mostly political, but the old stuff is a really good starting point for general philosophy.
Re: Ask HN: What are your favorite YouTube channels to learn stuff?
#53Philosophy Tube is pretty good for exactly what you'd expect. The recent stuff is mostly political, but the old stuff is a really good starting point for general philosophy.
And if you're into political stuff and want to actually have your views challenged instead of reinforced, on top of Philosophy Tube I'd also recommend: ContraPoints, Some More News, Shaun, Innuendo Studios, Three Arrows.
Re: Ask HN: What are your favorite YouTube channels to learn stuff?
#54CGP Grey - Similar in spirit to Wait But Why blog. Great, insightful, cartoony explanations.
Futur - Not just a great resource on design but on how to run your own company.
Re: Ask HN: What are your favorite YouTube channels to learn stuff?
#55Food Wishes, Laura in the Kitchen, Bon Appetit, Tasty, Munchies, Pasta Grannies, Maangchi
I'd add Americas Test Kitchen - independent testing of kitchen appliances and basics. Recipe how to's after extensive testing. Good cooking tips.
Re: Ask HN: What are your favorite YouTube channels to learn stuff?
#56I love exploring different fields that I really know little about. One of my favorite channels is NileRed (and alternative channel NileBlue) which is a chemistry channel that really acts like a proper science channel. NileBlue has recently been showing the clean-up process of projects featured on the main channel, which are just as interesting.
Re: Ask HN: What are your favorite YouTube channels to learn stuff?
#57AvE - General engineering
Strange Parts - interesting electronics
Electroboom - blows up interesting electronics
Mark Rober - ex NASA engineer, builds cool stuff
Finish Carpentry TV - gives info on finish carpentry
Jay Bates - Woodworking - good woodworker
SmarterEveryDay - interesting science topics
Bald and Bankrupt - explores Russia and other countries
Curious Droid - NASA history
Bosnianbill - lockpicking
LEMMiNO - general documentaries
Cody'sLab - chemistry
Mustie1 - small engine repair
Matt Risinger - newer building trends
The Wood Whisperer - woodworking
Project Farm - tests products (oil, fuel, etc) against each other
bigclivedotcom - examines / fixes electronics
Re: Ask HN: What are your favorite YouTube channels to learn stuff?
#58AvE - General engineering Strange Parts - interesting electronics Electroboom - blows up interesting electronics Mark Rober - ex NASA engineer, builds cool stuff Finish Carpentry TV - gives info on finish carpentry Jay Bates - Woodworking - good woodworker SmarterEveryDay - interesting science topics Bald and Bankrupt - explores Russia and other countries Curious Droid - NASA history Bosnianbill - lockpicking LEMMiNO…
>Cody'sLab - chemistry
NileRed is far better (in content, video/lighting quality and Editing). His newer channel NileBlue shows him safely cleaning up and what not.
And he's not currently going through what appears to be a mental breakdown. Cody had the feds come out to his property after he posted several questionable videos (like rushing through an airport talking about blowing himself up, showing all of the radioactive ore and yellow cake he has just laying around, showing videos of jars of poison next to his canned food at home etc) and had his girlfriend leave him around which time he started being super mopey on his channel and wearing chainmail everywhere and using mercury as mouthwash.
Re: Ask HN: What are your favorite YouTube channels to learn stuff?
#59AvE - General engineering Strange Parts - interesting electronics Electroboom - blows up interesting electronics Mark Rober - ex NASA engineer, builds cool stuff Finish Carpentry TV - gives info on finish carpentry Jay Bates - Woodworking - good woodworker SmarterEveryDay - interesting science topics Bald and Bankrupt - explores Russia and other countries Curious Droid - NASA history Bosnianbill - lockpicking LEMMiNO…
>Cody'sLab - chemistry NileRed is far better (in content, video/lighting quality and Editing). His newer channel NileBlue shows him safely cleaning up and what not. And he's not currently going through what appears to be a mental breakdown. Cody had the feds come out to his property after he posted several questionable videos (like rushing through an airport talking about blowing himself up, showing all of the radioa…
I guess his experiments with mercury are starting to take their toll :/
Re: Ask HN: What are your favorite YouTube channels to learn stuff?
#60Lots of great material here to check out after work!
My contribution is a vintage stuff restoration channel called My Mechanics. No verbal explanations of what he's doing, just some subtitles where necessary, and I find this really helps me focus on what he's doing with his hands while restoring these bits.