Actually many of us can empathize with the feeling of not getting detailed information—the real goods—when it's want you want and you know you're capable of absorbing it. But this is a bad way to express such a strong feeling on Hacker News. A good way might be to give someone the benefit of the doubt and explain what you'd really like without insulting them.
We detached this subthread from https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13104019 and marked it off-topic.
The audio cuts are likely because he had a deadline that didn't allow him to completely re-record the audio. I appreciate he inserted clips that added clarity despite knowing that he'd get negative comments for that effort.
Thanks for creating this video and sharing.
I made the argument that nearly every single one of this guy's videos are not the least bit helpful in actually learning how machine learning works, and gets viewed based on click-baity title and click-bait thumbnails (attractive girls a lot of the time). Which i will stand by. Every one of them is "how to write an AI that ___" when its importing tensorflow, setting 2-3 hyper parameters then letting it run.