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Ask HN: Is there a way to filter Lex Fridman out of his interviews?
Or perhaps someone already done that and there is a repository out there with the podcast's guests answers/comments only, without the usual 'oh brow, thats awesome' from Fridman.
- zeristor 4y agoMaybe you could invent something to do that, and appear on the Alex Friedman podcast?
- anotherhue 4y agoI see what you did there.
- gjvc 4y agoThis is an excellent question. Every time I have made the mistake of watching one of his interviews, I have wanted to do exactly this.
- shak3zz 4y agoI think there are not that many people who want that. Most of the guests have books, podcasts, .. themselves. Maybe you should switch to this instead.
- jiriro 4y agoSign me up! Fridman’s prompts are like some alien kind of ads rendering the conversation unbearable.
- tmaly 4y agoI felt the same way at first. But listen to some of his top ranked episodes and you start to appreciate how he lets the guest speak. The Neal Stephenson is one interview that comes to mind.
- gjvc 4y agoyeah, but then he talks, and immediately undoes all the good that was just said. watching his interviews are net zero at best.
- joshka 4y agoThe Enhancer for YouTube extension does this for ads, hence it's conceivable that you could do the same. The problem is that someone who cared enough about this would have to go through and watch this with the parts they hate still in. Good luck solving that part of the problem :D