Start around the 8 min mark
I could see if it was set up as a lesson with everything already worked out and you're going through a recent section of a program you're working on. But thinking of someone watching me while I figure out data structures write and rewrite a few lines of code, go back change something else, stop and think for a bit, write a bit more, go back and change something, sit for a while and think, maybe consult some api documentation. Then having to watch while I try and compile...over and over...fixing every stupid mistake, correcting every misspelled function or keyword, searching for that one miscapitalized letter or finding every misplaced comma or bracket...and that's just the stuff before it actually compiles.
Then you find out everything you wrote is just totally not what it should have been. Or there's that one weird bug that shows up sometimes that takes 4x times as long to figure out as it took to originally to write.
I just feel like these things would be really boring for someone to watch me do unless I've got the whole concept totally wrong.
Either that or it worries me I do something horribly wrong and somehow other people program the way you see in those typical 'computer hacking' programming type things you see in movies.