Coding in Quarantine B: Building a Community

Follow a practical debugging approach as we explore strategies like binary search and rubber duck debugging to isolate bugs in a video editing workflow, ensuring the one-minute segment renders correctly.

Explore how the extended mind extends cognition into our surroundings, using whiteboards, notes, and diagrams as thinking aids, through Steven's five-part tour of palace, amphitheater, library, garden, and denouement.

Examine the extended mind and external memory, including RAM and chunking, then demonstrate a Project Euler style programming task to sum multiples of three or five below 1000 in Scheme.

Sarah demonstrates building a video pipeline using open source youtube-dl and Shotcut to download, speed up, and combine five clips into a 25-second video, with diagramming and delivering world value.

Explore comparing a daily process to an optimized code-driven lunch chooser, defining protein, method, and veggie lists in Scheme and using random selection to speed decision making.

This episode guides video editing workflow: organize five YouTube clips named c1–c5, combine and speed up the result, while sharing a quarantine update on NIH-approved ear savers and face shields.

Learn to download five YouTube clips, combine them into one sped-up video using Shotcut, and compare beginner, intermediate, and advanced, code-driven approaches.