Your favourite educational STEM channels

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I didn’t have TV (thankfully) growing up, and instead spent my youth learning programming, game development and hacking from yt. I struggled with math in school, but visual resources like 3blue1brown have literally changed my life and unlocked a deeper level of understanding that I was never able to achieve through wrote memorization of formulas with no context or application. Now I’ve become an autodidact and I may have a yt addiction…;p

Anywho, I keep finding more and more amazing resources I wanted to share. Here is a curated list of my favorite high quality technical channels. List will be mastered → here.

WARNING: you might learn something :stuck_out_tongue:

Math / Physics

Game Dev: math / vectors / shaders / engines / rendering

Machine Learning

Networking

Linux

Comp-sci, Programming

Low level: Reverse Engineering, Hacking, CTF’s, Malware Analysis, Embedded

Security Conferences

Security Podcasts

EE & RF :zap:

SDR

Lasers, Plasma, “big electricity”

Repair

Misc Science / Physics / Eng / Mech and other cool stuff

Space :artificial_satellite: :ringer_planet:

Music Theory and music + math + programming :notes:

and another big repo:

awesome :sunglasses:

Focused university courses:

No particular order, I’ll need to work on the categorization…

Share your favorite STEM channels!

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Hobby Chem/Physics:

CompSci/Informatics:

Machining/Construction:

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Civil/Transportation Engineering

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Might be worth browsing this thread too

These were some I suggested

Some others

Entertaining uses of AI/ml

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Math / Physics

Machine Learning

using ai to play games

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I like all the channels below:

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I accidentally posted philosophy lectures.

In pennance I submit 3blue1brown. Some of the coolest maths/stats visualizations I have ever seen.

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I guess Philosophy falls under humanities so… Not stem?

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I didn’t want to get into that bitter argument lol :laughing:

Here it is anyway.

Those old 90s lectures are great. Not sure about the more recent streams.

He died recently.

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read the op :wink:

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Surprised no mention of Asianometry, IMO one of the best on youtube.

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:skull_and_crossbones: right at the top too

For the love of Pete… I can do this!

Leo Susskind, an exceptional lecturer. Too bad about string theory…
Intro Quantum Mechanics: https://youtube.com/watch?v=iJfw6lDlTuA

Robert Sapolsky, another great lecturer in my opinion.

Human Behavioural Biology… this may be more useful than you initially think… Sapolsky is a special guy.

Those series are not for the faint of heart I guess, they’re a real college semester as the Yanks say (I think?), but I encourage you to try it out.

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and another big repo:

and some more serious courses:

these awseome lists are… awesome!

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Philosophy is part of thinking and learning. We could have a section for it why not? post em

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Science / Chemistry

Technology

Engineering

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Susskind also has a really cool series on the Stanford channel for intro Cosmology

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I did, just very hidden

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I’m suprised to see Issac wasn’t already here.

Also I recently discovered this for cosmology.

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It’s almost as if yt is a big place :smiley:

ten_thousand

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I like Isaac despite his voice but it seems that he falls under futurology/science fiction and thus ultimately, entertainment and not a real STEM channel.

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