Youtube
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checkout : https://youtube.com/@rajp152k?si=mnFzfa1b1lT4C5Ke
1. Comment Stream
1.1. 0x21EE
- need to understand how I could document my current learning pursuits well
- feel like I need to master relatively shorter formats (thinking 5 minutes tops)
- video editing will be a necessary skill and a script will be mandatory as well to pack in as much content as possible to make it work for the reader.
- will be focusing on technical and intellectual stuff initially and will start to work on branding my online presence a particular way
- do wish to gain a decent viewership and actually provide value for them rather than capitalising on trends
1.2. 0x2143
- initializing an iteration on my creation process
- will be recording all feedback and relevant
1.3. (0x2122) YT Init : Incentives and Plans
1.3.1. History
- second youtube channel
- first -> to practice rhetoric
- did help with working out the kinks in my communication skills
1.3.2. Abstract
- writing a pretty good way to express yourself and show your work
- albeit.., still incomplete : videos complement the process of expression
- speaking into a camera, speaking from experiences, tricks you into thinking you're addressing a large audience - a pretty neat trick, I would say
- I'm starting again with a slightly formal approach : https://www.youtube.com/@rajp152k
1.3.3. Settling into a Niche
- Some topics that I'll explore initially:
- Emacs -> instructive/customization
- Common Lisp -> instructive
- Programming Language Theory (Racket)
- Book Reviews/follow-throughs (non-fiction/technical)
- Interesting Research from different domains
- Workflows, tools for relevant tasks
- the occasional philosophical rant
1.3.4. The Long Term Plan
- freedom of expression is a given
- being free enough to express is what we generally lack…
- targeting at least a video a week..
2. Buffer
2.1. Work in Progress
2.2. Prospectives
2.2.1. initialize a consolidators playlist
- discusses results, feedback, plans and improvements since the last consolidator
- Preferably : a weekly process published every saturday discussing the progress over the week
- the qualitative and the quantitative
- qualitative discusses my delivery, content, how consumers resond etc.
- quantitative discusses consumer metrics, meta-data about the videos (length, etc) that are relevant to the qualitative aspect
2.2.2. generic ideas : introduction to new data science libraries
2.2.3. building a good relationship with text
- My text editing journey
- Vim, Emacs and VS code
- first : learning to touch type
- ditching the mouse
- customization : everything is data (text)
- variables, functions, hooks, representations…
- custom keymaps :- chords and strokes
- implicitly encode semantics into the binds
- what is a good text editor?
- the one that gets the job done
- sed, for that matter on a remote server's docker container where don't even have vim installed
- to change a single line of text in a mis-represented data/config file (eg: mal-headered csv) : where you don't have any editor installed
- sed, for that matter on a remote server's docker container where don't even have vim installed
- the one that lets you do it quickly
- the one that assists you to get better at it
- the one that makes you come back
- the one that gets the job done
- Recommendation
- Home: Evil Emacs
- Work : VS code with a vi extension