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67% of its videos are worth your time. The useful part usually starts at 1:49. The channel's score is the median of its measured videos: how much of the runtime carries substance.70+Worth it40–69Worth skimming<40Skip
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Why Functional Programming Matters • John Hughes • YOW! 2017
Hughes' tour from Church numerals to QuickCheck on FPGAs: Mark Jones's 85-line Haskell prototype vs 760 lines of Ada, and lazy numerical methods reused across algorithms.
What this channel is like
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67%Worth it 33%Worth skimming 0%Skip
Filler, typical The median share of runtime with nothing new in it: intros, repeats, ads.
31%
Title honesty How well a video's title matches what it delivers. Median, out of 100.
82/100
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Is GOTO Conferences worth watching?
Yes — 67% of its measured videos are worth your time. Start with the video above.
What are the best GOTO Conferences videos?
The densest is “Start with this video”, then the rest by density — each opens at the minute the useful part begins.
How honest are the titles on GOTO Conferences?
Median title honesty across those videos is 82 out of 100 — how closely a title matches what the video actually delivers.
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The Gistil Score is our own independent measurement of how much of a video's runtime carries substance. It is not a YouTube metric, not a public rating, and not the video's rating on YouTube. Gistil does not alter, download or cut any part of a video — the videos stay on YouTube and play there. Not affiliated with YouTube or Google. Last measured 18 October 2026.