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I really feel bad about blatant self-promotion; especially in a thread like this about somebody else who is producing video content. However, I think some folks

I really feel bad about blatant self-promotion; especially in a thread like this about somebody else who is producing video content. However, I think some folks here may enjoy my work. I have a daily programming stream on Twitch: https://twitch.tv/nybblesio https://twitch.tv/nybblesio. I stream from 5am-10am MT Monday to Saturday. (I have to take at least one day off or my brain overheats.) I also archive all of my streams to my YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCaV77OIv89qfsnncY5J2zvg https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCaV77OIv89qfsnncY5J2zvg I have several projects running concurrently and I switch between them each week. This week, I'm working in C++17 for Ryu: The Arcade Construction Kit. Next week, I'll be writing ARM AArch64 assembly language on Raspberry Pi 3. I also have an MS-DOS arcade game project written in 100% x86 assembly language. I worked on that last week. All of these projects are curated into playlists on YouTube if you want to check them out.

antirez 9y ago
That sounds great! Thanks for sharing.
swyx 9y ago
i confess i am completely not understanding this trend in twitch streaming coding. i prefer asynchronous videos where i can speed or fastforward through parts. i understand the value in seeing people make and solve mistakes but that can’t be the only value in -watching- a live stream can it? (is this what it feels like to be old?)
- henry_flower 9y ago
  I think the essence of any live streaming is an active chat; viewers ask questions, point out mistakes, &c. you 'engage' w/ your audience irt.
sillysaurus3 9y ago
There's nothing wrong with self-promoting on HN. In fact it's not far from the sole point of HN. Though it's amusing when people come out of the woodwork and call you a spammer. That happened to me once. It's like... Yeah, but that's what we're all doing here. What's the point otherwise? We all build stuff and we all talk about it.

antirez 9y ago

That sounds great! Thanks for sharing.

swyx 9y ago

i confess i am completely not understanding this trend in twitch streaming coding. i prefer asynchronous videos where i can speed or fastforward through parts. i understand the value in seeing people make and solve mistakes but that can’t be the only value in -watching- a live stream can it? (is this what it feels like to be old?)

henry_flower 9y ago
I think the essence of any live streaming is an active chat; viewers ask questions, point out mistakes, &c. you 'engage' w/ your audience irt.

sillysaurus3 9y ago

There's nothing wrong with self-promoting on HN. In fact it's not far from the sole point of HN. Though it's amusing when people come out of the woodwork and call you a spammer. That happened to me once. It's like... Yeah, but that's what we're all doing here. What's the point otherwise? We all build stuff and we all talk about it.