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by p2e 14y ago
As someone new to git, I was dissapointed to see that: git add "*.txt" added all of the .txt files from the current directory AND all of the .txt files contained within a subdirectory. I would have expected the same files to get a
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by p2e 14y ago
I agree. I kept trying to "ls" and observe what was going on between each command or examine the directory structure of /.git and so on. Only later did I realize that there was a filesystem explorer-like window below. Also, having them au
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by p2e 14y ago
My guess is that he doesn't edit videos after publishing because he likes the youtube stats? Maybe youtube isn't the best medium for his videos and he should instead find an option that allows and easily facilitates future edits.
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by p2e 14y ago
Why not just re-record the video, or design the videos such that they can be stitched together from small manageable sub-videos that can be easily and quickly re-recorded. There are plenty of times when he "clears the screen" and these wou
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by p2e 14y ago
I think that this is a serious issue. Khan usually just hits record once, publishes, and never revisits his videos again. By his own admission, he takes some initial feedback (first few video comments) from his videos but only applies it
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by p2e 15y ago
"My conclusion is that college lectures really aren't an efficient way to disseminate education, and they are even less so when they are recorded on video." I'm curious about how you came to the conclusion that lectures are less efficient w
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by p2e 15y ago
It seemed to me that he did read the entire post and simply provided his own commentary/experience on the impact of adding such notes to one's file at Google. Edit: I just noticed the comment you replied to has a more recent edit-time than