This is worth the (re)watch every time it comes up.

"I didn't want my name associated with this on the internet"

I didn’t, still don’t, but that’s a lost cause.

I’ll note that this video is way out of date…both in content and my skills as a speaker :P

Thanks for your presentation, watched ut several times over the years. If your presentation skills are better now hopefully you csn make a new one.

Thanks for the informative presentation!

thanks for the HN community - the video is how I ended up here and its one of the few social media-esque sites I bother visiting. Taught me a pile of things about coding and CS that weren't in my mechanical engineering degree.

Glad to see Branch Education represented here.

I thought this video was a lot better than the Veritasium video. The Veritasium video was awkward. I think they tried to follow the formula from the (excellent) blue led video that performed so well, but it just didn't work.

Disagree, I thought the Veritasium video was fantastic. You understand how the machine works in depth, the history of its development and challenges it encountered, and hear from people actively working on it. It’s a science lesson and history lesson. Like usual, they keep the video engaging and focused on the story, while still keeping a lot of depth with the science. It’s a great format

Or this Asianometry video which came out even sooner.

https://youtu.be/MXnrzS3aGeM

> Thanks for mentioning ASML sponsoring this. I was about to buy an EUV machine from another vendor

lol