Ask HN: Have you found it difficult to get quality technical content on YouTube?
Most content creators on YT want to grow their channel which is mostly at odds with covering complex topics in depth too much. Some channels, like Veritasium, do a decent job of taking complex subjects and presenting them to a wider audience - although many mathematicians and physicists do take issue sometimes.<p>A pattern you&#x27;ll often find on YT is similar to how Intel and other manufacturing companies do the &quot;Tick&quot; and &quot;Tock&quot; pattern. They&#x27;ll release a difficult to research, complex and time consuming video, followed by a few easier to produce videos with a lower cost of entry knowledge wise to pay the bills.<p>Tom7 is an interesting exception to this rule. He puts out about one video per year, but they&#x27;re all very very well done. But, they&#x27;re also tongue-in-cheek and he&#x27;s not _really_ trying to teach you anything - but you&#x27;ll probably learn something in the process!