Thanks everyone! Recording lectures has been great since it doesn't take much extra work than not recording; just takes some time to render the final videos and upload. Ideally I'd have time to split the videos up into smaller chunks, but alas free time is diminishing nowadays.
Would you have any interest in providing someone (I would volunteer) the videos so that they can package them in smaller, topic-specific pieces for easier consumption? I don't know anything about editing videos, but if your writings and lectures have taught me anything, it's that I'm capable of learning things and using that knowledge to do interesting and useful work.
As an aside, you are one of my main sources of inspiration. I was a high school dropout with several terms of failing out of community college courses, but after reading your PhD Grind series/book, I'm now a (nearly) straight A student and am very determined to go as far with my education as I can. I would be honored to help you in any small way I can to express my gratitude!
Thank you for your effort and sharing the knowledge. pythontutor.com is excellent project!
While watching the series for second time - I started taking some notes/hints. Here its: http://giis.co.in/c_py_notes.txt
Its more like hints. one need to watch video to understand this small note. (sorry for typos/mistakes)
thanks again!
EDIT: with youtube offline mode, I saved some video on smartphone & then while going for evening walk, I was listening to it, Got better in health & python skills at the same time :D
