His videos also cover a super wide range of content areas. Just this latest one has a refresher on neural nets, ieee floating point (and explained the accuracy tradeoffs more clearly than I’ve ever seen), fractals, chess engines, and more.
Not just that, he is also very good at making videos. His story lines are good and everything flows like a deep river. It's mesmerizing to look at.
and he's also great at naming things, at least based on this one submission
And running the length of every street in Pittsburgh, of all things
It has been a long standing dream to make videos like this. I have no idea where to start though. I think everyone has these out of the box ideas, but we (or at least I) disregard them as "who will be interested in this".
In addition to picking a subject that interests people, it helps to be good at storytelling. Fortunately, that skill can also be learned
Dude is way out of the box. Using IEEE floating point rounding error as his neural network transfer / activation function -- never thought to go there.