Software engineering and personal development
Whenever you see a movie about hackers typing extremely fast, you immediately have the opinion that this is fake. It’s not real.
But, deep down, you probably wished that you were able to type that fast.
Meet William Lin.
If you haven’t already seen him on YouTube, you are about to get impressed.
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We watch a lot of videos online like news, sports, friends’ recordings, tutorials, TED talks, and many others. HTML5 video provides native APIs to accelerate playback of any video, but most implemented players either hide or limit this functionality. Video Speed Controller is a Chrome extension that helps with this issue. Continue reading
Now you can learn a lot of things from the internet, from
different websites like Wikipedia, Coursera, YouTube, Udacity,
Udemy etc., but you may not be interested in spending a lot of
time with some beginner stuff. I know that the last sentence
may sound a bit rude about people who are just starting to
learn something, but it was not my intention to do that. In
reality, we are all beginners at a certain period of time. In
this post I will be talking about watching videos faster on
YouTube, or to be more specific: speeding your process of
learning on YouTube, by watching some videos faster. (You can
use this method on other videos too, but I prefer to use it
mostly on videos about learning.)
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