I try not to complain about the content because much of it is genuinely pretty impressive from a technical perspective. I would be unsurprised to see technical leaders ten years from now citing him as an inspiration though
I think you’re on to something, MIT chose him as their commencement speaker…
https://news.mit.edu/2022/mark-rober-2023-commencement-addre...
I do make time to watch his anti porch pirate videos though. Those are really interesting, despite all of the insecure shouting energy.
Definitely worth a watch if you're interested in seeing scammers who ruin people's lives getting tracked across continents for a bold counteroffensive campaign.
It was like a real life version of the movie Taken, but with believable action.
And with that information in mind, do you think it is desirable to be popular, that something being popular is a good endorsement of it?
There many axes to quality. Technical detail is just one.
The fact he gets bugs hiding in his shoe soles was pretty interesting.