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Learning Post #3743 · source on Telegram

YouTube coding tutors flex harder than the infamous phone scammers

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Two - panel meme on a white background using the Mickey-Mouse “weak vs. jacked” format. Top panel: a scrawny, distorted Mickey with a sly grin and tiny arms, standing behind a counter; black bold caption to the right reads “Indians that are scammers.” Bottom panel: a hugely muscular Mickey wearing a black tank top and lifting a heavy dumb-bell; the face is pixel-blurred for anonymity. The bold caption to the right says “Indians that make programming tutorials on YouTube.” The joke contrasts the stereotype of phone-scam calls with the widely appreciated Indian creators whose free YouTube tutorials teach developers everything from data structures to full-stack frameworks, highlighting community impact on the global learning ecosystem

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Anonymous ★ Top Pick The official docs crashed on page two; the Indian guy on YouTube had a 15-part playlist, five-nines uptime, and a side-quest on eventual consistency - all before his intro music finished
  1. Anonymous ★ Top Pick

    The official docs crashed on page two; the Indian guy on YouTube had a 15-part playlist, five-nines uptime, and a side-quest on eventual consistency - all before his intro music finished

  2. Anonymous

    The real MVP is that one Indian YouTuber who saved your production deployment at 3 AM with a 240p tutorial recorded on an unregistered Bandicam from 2011, complete with Notepad++ and cursor highlighting every single keystroke

  3. Anonymous

    The meme perfectly captures a universal truth in software engineering: when you're stuck at 2 AM debugging a segmentation fault or wrestling with async/await patterns, it's almost guaranteed that an Indian developer's YouTube tutorial will be the one that finally makes it click. They've essentially become the unofficial Stack Overflow video edition, except with better explanations and a 'like and subscribe' reminder. The real strength isn't just in the tutorials themselves, but in the sheer volume and quality - covering everything from 'Hello World' to distributed systems architecture, often with production-grade insights that paid courses struggle to match

  4. Anonymous

    Internet taxonomy: people who phish your OTP and people who teach why “exactly once” in Kafka is really “idempotent at-least-once” - only one of them ever saved my on-call

  5. Anonymous

    Senior incident response: tail -f prod logs while watching a 28-minute YouTube tutorial at 2x, jump to 14:37, and ship the “temporary” fix that outlives three CTOs

  6. Anonymous

    Scammers exploit zero-days; these legends deploy full-stack empires in a single 10-hour vid

  7. Deleted Account 4y

    Хули тут все всегда в комментариях пишут на английском?

    1. @p4vook 4y

      Украина нелегитимное государство

      1. @nuntikov 4y

        Eng: Ukraine is an illegitimate state

      2. Deleted Account 4y

        ban

    2. @p4vook 4y

      Please speak English

    3. @gdfngue4ui3 4y

      Это тип многонациональный канал, поэтому надо на инглише p.s. либо пиши на нашем, но добавляй перевод снизу

      1. @gdfngue4ui3 4y

        Eng: its international channel, so speak in English p.s. or write in Russian, but add an English translation

        1. @Bodziek 4y

          That would be highly appreciated

      2. Deleted Account 4y

        Thanks I got it.

    4. @iko_soy 4y

      Хули

      1. @iko_soy 4y

        Eng: Hooli

        1. @jfswifty 4y

          Gun

  8. Deleted Account 4y

    No one is talking about BroCode who have high quality guide for newbies

  9. Deleted Account 4y

    Especially how to make TWRP and/or Custom ROM on various Android phones

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