@htahir111: Love @aiDotEngineer but can't watch 1000s of videos on YouTube? Me neither. My guy @strickvl built a website that index…
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A website has been built to index over 1,100 talks from the AI Engineer YouTube channel, providing summaries, TL;DRs, and timestamps to make AI content easier to consume.
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Love @aiDotEngineer but can’t watch 1000s of videos on YouTube? Me neither.
My guy @strickvl built a website that indexes all @aiDotEngineer talks and makes them easier to consume.
There are now 1,100+ talks in the archive. Each one has a short TL;DR, a proper summary, timestamped ideas that jump into the video, quotes, references, and tags.
It is how you can decide whether to watch a 45-minute talk now, save it for later, or just take the useful bits.
Interested in @dexhorthy’s bangers? Go here: https://aietalks.com/speakers/dex-horthy…. Maybe @HamelHusain and evals are interesting: https://aietalks.com/speakers/hamel-husain…
Or just go to a pack of talks like coding factories evals etc: https://aietalks.com/packs/coding-agents-on-real-codebases…
It’ll be live updated, so benchmark it in time for Paris and NYC. @swyx hope the community likes this one!
Bookmark here: https://aietalks.com
Dex Horthy | AIE Talks
Source: https://aietalks.com/speakers/dex-horthy Summaries of talks from theAI EngineerYouTube channel. Built by theKitaru team.
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