The idea is really good, but there is still a long way to go.<p>Searching for "python simulation" (a suggested search, btw) yields results such as "introduction to programming lecture 23" - short of watching the lecture, how am I supposed to judge it's relevancy? There is no description, and the title contains neither "python" nor "simulation".<p>Also, the email sign up modal is enough to not make you want to return.
I tried to look for some math topics, such as "harmonic analysis", "lie algebras" and "model theory" - unfortunately none of the matches were relevant for any of the queries
Looks interesting. As someone going through all of Dr Jordan Peterson's lectures, I put him in the search and only one of his talks (with Joe Rogan) came up. Please add his stuff if you get the chance (he has a YT channel). It'd also be nice to be able to find like-minded talks.<p>Also, when pressing the back button through some searches, the URL changed with me but the results stayed the same.
As someone who does a lot of learning online, I can see the usefulness of this! It'd be a lot easier for me to use if the filters on the side of the screen if they matched my search queries more closely. Currently, searching for "react.js vs. angular.js" leads to Ronald Reagan and Bill Clinton being options in the "speaker"filter.
Good initiative.
Suggestion:
The content could be categorized.For example - the lecture of MOOCs should be at one place.<p>Problem:
Say, I am browsing page 5 for some query and I change the query, it shows page 5 of the current query rather than page 1 and if the content of current query is not enough to reach page 5, it shows "No results found, sorry!".
Great project, thank you for your time!<p>(minor bug: Searching for "top 20%" results in "URIError: URI malformed
/public/lecture_search.bundle.js?v=1.0.22:79346")
Nice! That's going to be very useful when learning a new topic/technology<p>How are the hits ranked? I imagine just time? Do you have a list of all sources you used?
this is awesome. thanks!!<p>obviously a huge undertaking probably not in your wheelhouse- but finding a way to map all these topics together would be amazing.