Hearted Youtube comments on IBM Technology (@IBMTechnology) channel.

  1. I've been looking for a good video And finally I found the best one Thanks a lot 💓
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  2. Very well explained Nigel, really liked the way and the speed at which you explained - not too fast or too slow. Keep it up, make more videos. Cheers!
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  3. some of the most informative prog/comp/IT videos on youtube, good work
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  4. Proud to be Mainframe Developer
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  5. Very nicely articulated- I love it!
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  6. 14:10 I think we have come a long way, having java for frontend and javascript for backend :). Anyway, great video as always.
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  7. This guy needs his own masterclass. The cadence in which he speaks and his voice is perfect for teaching. I love him and everyone on IBM churning out great content on the YouTube channel. Leared a lot as a non technical person who's getting into software sales
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  8. I have been watching since 5 years now and i would really like if i received a heart
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  9. I've got to say, that not only is this is the best breakdown of REST vs GraphQL that I've come across, but also, the best high-level overview /explanation of GraphQL in a concise context.
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  10. Frank, great job writing backwards. Love the laid back approach to teach layman like myself ✊
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  11. Very well delivered sensitive to the learner level of understanding. Like this guy. A newer mentor. Great previous videos too. Feels scientific. Explainable and comes across from the heart. Thank you iBM.
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  12. That's fantastic! I'm currently in the interview process and truly hope for success. After sending over 100 job applications without receiving positive responses, a friend recommended IBM, and I received a positive answer within about a week. I'm sincerely grateful to IBM 🐝
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  13. Nice video! Heading to bed now for a RESTful sleep.
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  14. Imaging all the CSI <name_your_big_american_city> TV series scenes where investigators are zooming (de-noising) camera pictures to get crystal clear photo shots of criminals doing their crimes. Autoencoders in real life use cases.
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  15. As a student studying Master's in AI, I find this highly fascinating, Augmented Intelligence is more realistic, whereas an Artificial Intelligence is more idealistic. Like any good mathematical concept, the idealistic system gives way to find general systems which in turn are required to help us build real life systems that impact real human lives .
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  16. This was a very clear broad description of Kafka with great examples. Fantastic! Well done.
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  17. The whole series was very good in laying the foundations of a security program.
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  18. Excellent explanation. I love open source.
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  19. IBM instructors have no rivals, you're the best in editing, speech clarity and pace 👏🏻
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  20. Whoever made that video deserve an academy award because I don't think I've been that interested in a preview in a while.
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  21. Funny how IBM uploads a video about Random Forest when I need to learn about Random Forest
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  22. What a clear and crisp presentation Sai. The way IBM is advocating for Cloud is totally appreciable. count me in...soon.
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  23. The first clear and concise explanation of this I've found. Awesome thank you
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  24. Martin Keen is one of the best story tellers. Amazing video! Thanks Martin
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  25. This was one of the best explanation of cyber modernization I have seen recently. Nicely done by summarizing the concepts after every section, this is traits of the great teacher who really understands what he is talking about.
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  26. This was a great, simple and short explanation, thanks!
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  27. Simple and easy to understand. I also like the examples as it makes more sense of the benefits of a relational database. Much appreciated!
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  28. This channel is a proper goldmine.
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  29. Wow. What a great presentation! Thanks so much! @ Mr. Bradley Knapp, I hope you make many more!
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  30. IBM CLOUD MAKES THE BEST INFO SESSIONS THANKS
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  31. Well articulated. You must be a great teacher 👌
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  32. I love the format and content of your videos! This video came out just in time for me; I heard the senior programmers mention hypervisor. I was curious to know what hypervisor is. Excellent presentation!
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  33. can’t get my eyes off the perfectly drawn circles and squares, by the way, excellent explanation
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  34. Darn you, Twinkles!!!
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  35. You are so good at explaining Bradley…love to watch your videos…
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  36. Thanks for all of the great content lately.
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  37. The way you create all the contents in this YouTube Channel are Awesome even for beginners tooo.... Keep it up❤️
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  38. this one was definitely great the conversation style makes it easy to digest
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  39. Great Overview👌, I never get tired of watching these videos. There's always something new to learn and gain
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  40. Never knew LAMP could build such great shoulders and arms. Guessing MEAN and MERN will help blast lower body. All kidding aside, I also didn't know IBM's been dropping these brief, seemingly quality tech videos on YouTube for several years. I've only watched a couple so far but really liking what I've seen and will check out more. Thanks!
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  41. this was fun to watch and I finally have an idea on middleware
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  42. My favorite YouTube tech uncles
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  43. This is an EXCELLENT video for quickly understanding what RPA is all about.
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  44. Congrats on this incredible series, I'll be waiting for season 2! I'm working on the Infrastructure side of things. My company is starting to work strongly on security, and we ourselves started learning about security, regulations, best practices... but the world of security is vast - and sometimes not that-well explained or organized. Personally, I think this series was great to bring order to chaos. You made clear what some of the "Pillars" we should pay attention to when we think/talk about security are, and what tools or techniques are involved in each one of them. Which in the end helped us to define learning and implementation strategies. In a way, I felt we were learning how and what to learn about modern security. In addition to that, it is noticeable you are passionate about both security and teaching, and that was a great motivation. Thanks again! 💪
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  45. Free security is good equitable security for all. Stay trustworthy and thanks for sharing your knowledge with us all. For free to boot.❤
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  46. Bradley, your cadence, clarity, and overall educational methodology is on point! Thanks for these videos.
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  47. I'm pretty sure a good reason I have my job is because of working in and with open source.
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  48. That was very well done. The fact that his English wasn’t as strong as were used to makes us pay that more attention. I’m not a mathematician and understanding of these concepts is a challenge overall I give this video an A for understandable well done. Keep it up. And hence it continues to quantum. Can’t wait to see how quantum will help us calculate these tough algorithms. The new calculator. In a brand new shiny big box.
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  49. Duuuude. I never thought i could say this kinda videos could get into one of my favorite cathegory .... Thank you ... great job
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  50. YES!! I’ve been hoping for such a video, from a trusted source like IBM, forever! I’ve informally interviewed so many people about their thoughts on bootcamps (recent bootcamp graduates and folks in the industry). This certainly helps in giving a clear picture of the two options, and that there is no one correct path for everyone. Thanks IBM!
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