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Standard Notes founder's channel: sharp, skeptical takes on the AI industry.
Standard Notes founder's channel: sharp, skeptical takes on the AI industry.
Practical electronics and microcontroller tutorials. Moved to a new channel.
An AI/ML PhD's no-hype breakdowns of new models, architectures, and techniques.
The godmother of filk — SF fandom's own folk music, performed and archived.
Film-analysis essays on the craft of storytelling. Sporadic uploads.
Lithophanes and chromaphanes, paired with the LithophaneMaker software. Dormant.
Experimental archaeology: what medieval/fantasy life would actually be like, built for real.
The official Maker Faire channel: showcases from the Greatest Show (and Tell) on Earth.
Small dormant personal channel — likely not the intended McCarthy channel.
Microsoft's official developer channel: product news, tutorials, and agent tooling.
DIY home flight-sim cockpits and travel footage from Japan. On hiatus.
Microsoft's developer show with community and product insiders. Dormant.
Colin Furze's second channel: secret garage builds and behind-the-scenes.
Restoring and preserving historic spaceflight hardware — Apollo Guidance Computers and beyond.
Visual math animations from Grant Sanderson.
Free open course material from thousands of MIT courses, from intro to graduate level.
Chris Broad's travel videos from across Japan.
Dave Farley and crew on software craft — now wrestling with agentic development seriously.
Weekly history documentaries from the History Hit team.
CO2 laser maintenance and setup from an Australian distributor. Dormant.
Hands-on Microsoft Azure tutorials and the AZ-900 certification series.
A children's therapist analyzing the psychology of movies, TV, and characters.
Recorded AI Engineer conference talks — agents, LLMs, production AI.
A couple building enormous fantasy props and rooms — armor, stained glass, Victorian studies.
Tech comedy and AI hot takes.
Setting up LLMs entirely on local hardware — new-model first looks and real constraints.
Ben Krasnow's home-shop high-tech builds: electron microscopes, aerogel, and more.
80s and 90s computers, games, and tech oddities with dry British humour.
Electronics repair and restoration with a puppet sidekick — ASMR-adjacent tinkering.
Old-school RPGs from a 40-year player and collector — Greyhawk, AD&D, Traveller.
Full-cast audio dramas: Doctor Who, Blake's 7, Dark Shadows, and more.
Investigative games journalism: the industry and the people behind the games.
ASMR metal melting and casting from Perth, Australia. No talking, no music.
Rescued and digitized vintage films — industrial, military, and educational — posted free.
Fast-turnaround AI model reviews — a canary for what's about to blow up.
A channel with one job: deflating the AI bubble with daily news receipts.
Detailed electronics and robotics engineering builds. On hiatus.
Rural self-sufficiency: harvesting, smoking meat, bamboo work, and pond life.
Weekly astrophysics research colloquium talks from the Harvard-Smithsonian CfA.
Practical local AI: hands-on model tests, self-hosting, and creative dev tools.
Practical French cooking from a James Beard-nominated chef.
Bill & Brittany Doran's high-end prop and costume tutorials — learn the craft.
3D printing tips and maker projects, lately drifting into vibe coding.
The PyTorch Foundation channel: framework releases, vLLM, Ray, and inference engineering.
Laser engraving tutorials, reviews, and jigs from a UK design engineer.
UC San Diego's research institute: talks on tech, science, art, and health.
Crazy inventions and world records from Colin Furze.
Cosplay and cozy crafting from a self-described maker, cosplayer, and floor troll.
LightBurn and laser engraving tutorials.
Sorting a truckload of JPL NASA surplus — early space ICs, teardowns, and 'what is this?'
Cortical.io's semantic NLU and document-AI talks. On hiatus.
The official Red Green Show channel — 300+ episodes of the Possum Lodge.
Life on a narrowboat on Britain's historic canals.
A retro PC collector's builds, unboxings, and repairs — ISA through PCIe. Slowing down.
Vintage HP and Apollo hardware restorations.
Practical adult-ADHD guidance distilled from interviews with 70 top experts.
First-person military-history vignettes from WW1 to Vietnam. Dormant.
PCB layout and hardware design tutorials — from op-amp pitfalls to USB-C supplies.
A 40-year mold maker on silicone molds and resin casting. Dormant.
The garage semiconductor pioneer — homemade silicon chips from photolithography onward. Dormant.
Live 4K cams on San Diego Bay with NOAA/marine radio audio — Navy and cruise ship watching.
HFY and sci-fi short stories narrated in graphic-novel style, licensed from authors.
World-class board game reviews and playthroughs with a welcoming community.
Learning random hands-on skills on camera — leather, forging, woodworking, and life hacks.
A mass-production 3D printing shop on scaling additive manufacturing for real.
Silent POV travel through Japan — ferries, Shinkansen classes, and unusual stays.
Three mates testing recipes and kitchen gadgets until they become good home cooks.
Internet of Bugs' spin-off on software careers in the AI era. Dormant.
Space Engineers engineering at its most patient — playing, teaching, and failing at survival games.
Opening and reviewing vintage military rations — a virtual museum of shelf-stable history.
Authors and makers in conversation across 30+ Google offices, released publicly.
Deep engineering experiments: blast chillers, centrifuges, radar-absorbing panels, phase-change goop.
Alternate-world lore deep dives: Ace Combat, Warhammer 40K, Royal Space Force.
Retro tech from the 80s-2000s, educational and occasionally gloriously weird.
An ongoing artificial-life project: genetics, evolution, and natural selection in simulation.
Learning RF from scratch — SDRs, amplifiers, and test gear. Long dormant but thorough.
Robert Murray-Smith's empowerment-through-making archive. A memorial channel since 2025.
Weekly hands-on AI agent workflows — with a run of Hermes Agent content.
18th-century living history: open-hearth cooking, clothing, and period craft.
Arcade, console, and audio repairs, unpolished and honest — everything's for sale.
Vacuum-tube computing circuits built at safe low voltages, plus a growing vintage museum.
Usagi's Friday-night live repair stream — currently reviving a TI-980 mainframe.
Windows history, Arduino/ESP32 tutorials, and shop projects from a Microsoft engineer.
Halloween props and Star Wars replicas with the how-to shown, from $8 props up.
Public-domain Royal Navy recruiting and instructional films. Dormant archive.
The Vintage Computer Festival Southwest: talks from Activision legends to the first GPU.
Canadian Celtic rock band gone viral via TikTok. Channel dormant.
Honest 3D printer reviews, model showcases, and 3D-print-to-metal-casting crossovers.
Teaches off-grid solar builds from scratch; also exposes solar and battery scams.
Deep, visual AI explainers — the illustrated guide to AI and its landmark papers.
Software engineer and ethical hacker; lately deep on local LLMs on AMD Strix Halo.
Family-style Scottish dinners from a wee kitchen — recipes, shops, and weekly meals.
Encyclopedic naval history: ship-by-ship guides plus the weekly Drydock podcast.
Silly D&D stories and actual-play with four real bards. Dormant.
Tracks quiet vendor changes — pricing, ToS, disclosures — that threaten your stack.
Hands-on how-computers-work tutorials built around the 6502 and a 1-bit CPU.
Curated, licensed independent science-fiction short films.
The ESP32 maker's channel: new SoCs, DevCon talks, and dev-tooling.
Walkthrough videos of European canal barges and motor cruisers for sale. Dormant.
First-generation Black farming: practical agriculture plus culture commentary.
Cultural memory through the stories we tell — history and science fiction together.
Splitsie's second channel: X4: Foundations first-times and co-op with Capac.
The Television Academy's oral history of television — in-depth creator interviews.
Electronics builds, guitar pedals, engineering, and daily shop life from FranLab.
AI coding agents and benchmarking from a 20-year engineer. On hiatus.
Recorded software conference talks from GOTO, released daily.
Electronics tutorials, projects, and how-tos from Berlin. 2.17M subscribers.
WW2 history with whimsy and swear words, delivered by a fictional British lord.
Voice-control AI agents for space sims, voiced by Star Trek and Babylon 5 actors.
Developer career coaching: transitions, identity, and what comes next. On hiatus.
Building 3D-printed airliner sim cockpits (737DIYSIM) with Mobiflight panels.
Rick Green's comedic history series, heavy on Canadian history. Channel dormant.
Daily garage electronics repairs, from an IMSAI 8080 onward. Jargon-free.
Traditional in-camera SFX techniques, combined with modern tech, for indie filmmakers.
Agentic engineering dev logs: building with coding agents, hands-on.
A 35-year software veteran's skeptical takes on AI-generated code and QA.
Science-based futurism: megastructures, terraforming, and space colonization.
Japanese food and travel videos. Channel dormant.
Azure, AWS, DevOps, and AI training — the weekly Azure update is the staple.
Programming comedy skits — 'Programmers Are Also Human.'
3D-printed textiles and maker crossovers — knitting machines, laser cutters, UV printing.
Ambient/electronic musician (Maestoso) — new tracks monthly, free downloads.
Documentary shorts on simple living and unconventional homes worldwide.
Dwarf Fortress playthroughs and mod reviews — the channel's signature game.
Microblogging social network on the AT protocol; feeds worth curating.
Federated microblogging; I need to figure out how to actually use it.
Docs for OpenCode, an open-source terminal AI coding agent.
LLM research engineer; from-scratch LLM book, articles, and architecture notes.
Turns any GitHub repo into an interactive architecture map.
Huge archive of arcade manuals, schematics, parts docs, and MAME material.
Premium Babylon 5 station STLs on Gambody.
Notebook gallery for building semantic/vector search with txtai.
Cross-tool directory of installable agent skills.
Casey Muratori's full performance-aware programming course index.
Open, unrestricted image-captioning VLM with an HF demo Space.
Chat-driven never-ending AI video broadcast over RTMP.
AI compute commitments as 2/28 ARM resets: when the obligations come due.
Generation-ship design competition for a 250-year interstellar voyage.
One-GPU local-first AI lab: cognitive architectures, agent runtimes, AEON.
Self-hosted AI dungeon RPG: one local LLM, SQLite truth, FastAPI brain.
Updates from Genspark, a hosted AI-agent workspace platform.
Online archive of 1960s–1990s computing hardware, restored and documented.
Reproducible custom-ROCm llama.cpp stack for Qwen3.8-27B on Strix Halo.
Houston surplus parts dealer; photo page of the deep inventory.
Open models mirrored from Hugging Face as unstoppable torrents.
Free AMD program: cloud credits, ROCm certification, training, events.
Daily 'top 10 topics the world is reading' page; author and status unknown.
Any-size box templates as SVG/DXF with score lines and sheet splitting.
AI research assistant for the open social web; closed beta, hosted.
Community master guide/cheatsheet for the Hermes WebUI.
Open-source RAG engine with ETL, hybrid search, and agent workflows.
Official Wube Software Factorio model collection on Printables.
Free Pushshift-successor Reddit archive API; rate-limited but powerful.
Terminal-based autonomous 1999 city sim with thousands of agents.
Capgemini cloud strategist's blog; built the animated Hermes 'village' display.
Live status board an agent writes to itself via MCP/HTTP; SSE-rendered.
Fine-tune Qwen/Gemma into decision classifiers with calibrated probabilities.
Cross-IDE agent framework enforcing a gated game-dev SDLC.
'Physical AI' dev environment for SiMa's Modalix edge SoC.
Four AIs with real money playing 20 Questions against each other.
Paid pass aggregating discounts on Lenny's recommended tools.
All-models hosted chat/agent platform at $10/month; enterprise features.
Describe a device in chat; AI draws wiring and generates flashable firmware.
Community-collected lesser-known Hermes tricks: handoff, steer, REST API.
Large Mastodon server aimed at tech folks; explore page.
Alibaba's open-source model hub — the Hugging Face equivalent from China.
Colonel Boyd was highly influential in many circles.
Offline data storage
Educational