Most tech content is noise. But one YouTube channel is quietly...
Ashutosh Maheshwari@asmah2107
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May 29, 2026
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Most tech content is noise. But one YouTube channel is quietly archiving the deepest engineering knowledge on the internet.
I’ve been watching Ryan Peterman’s (@ryanlpeterman) podcasts over the last few months, and the signal-to-noise ratio is absolutely insane. He is sitting down with:
▪️ Turing Award winners (like Leslie Lamport & Mike Stonebraker)
▪️ Bjarne Stroustrup (Creator of C++)
▪️ Elite Big Tech ICs & VPs of Engineering
This isn't just about writing code.
They dive deep into the reality of high-level tech careers : foundational architecture, system design from first principles, and complex trade-offs like Paxos vs. Raft.
If you are serious about computer science, bookmark his channel.
It's the masterclass you won't get in a classroom.
I’ve been watching Ryan Peterman’s (@ryanlpeterman) podcasts over the last few months, and the signal-to-noise ratio is absolutely insane. He is sitting down with:
▪️ Turing Award winners (like Leslie Lamport & Mike Stonebraker)
▪️ Bjarne Stroustrup (Creator of C++)
▪️ Elite Big Tech ICs & VPs of Engineering
This isn't just about writing code.
They dive deep into the reality of high-level tech careers : foundational architecture, system design from first principles, and complex trade-offs like Paxos vs. Raft.
If you are serious about computer science, bookmark his channel.
It's the masterclass you won't get in a classroom.
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I have genuinely benefitted from lot of his podcasts personally and this isn’t a promotional tweet :)
