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James Murphy
@mCodingTracked since May 2026
Observed Aug 7, 2026 · staleModeled revenue
creating videos about programming and mathematics.
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Paid members
12
0% · 30 days
Total audience
140
incl. free followers
Estimated monthly gross
$96
$48–$144 modeled range
Starting price
$4/mo
10 membership tiers
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$4/moConstant O(1)You're a donor! Come hang in the Discord and grab your donor role! This gives you access to a donor-only channel!
$8/moLogarithmic O(log n)Early content! Sometimes I'll post videos early just for you!
$16/moLinear O(n)Video suggestions! Your ideas and questions become top contenders for my upcoming videos!
$32/moQuasilinear O(n log n)Your name in the description! Preserved for eternity, I'll thank you in the description of every video.
$64/moQuadratic O(n^2)On-screen credit! At this point, you're really pulling your own in support and you deserve to be credited in each video.
$128/moExponential O(2^n)Let's chat face-to-face! I'll video chat with you and you can pick my brain about math, coding, or whatever!
$256/moFactorial O(n!)Thank you! There's nothing I can offer to justify you giving this much. You just want to help spread my content, so thank you.
$512/moAckermann O(A(n, n))Thank you! There's nothing I can offer to justify you giving this much. You just want to help spread my content, so thank you.
$1,024/moBusy Beaver O(BB(n))Thank you! There's nothing I can offer to justify you giving this much. You just want to help spread my content, so thank you.
Growth signals — James Murphy
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Membership12 paid members · past 30 days
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May 202615 weeks trackedNow
James Murphy12 members · $96/mo
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Ranking data · includes stale rows| Rank | Creator and why included | Paid members | Gap vs James Murphy | Freshness |
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| #2 |  Hobby JonVideoCategory, audience, pricing & cadence | 12 | Same value | Aug 7, 2026 |
| #2 |  HumbleSquidVideoCategory, audience, pricing & cadence | 12 | Same value | Aug 7, 2026 |
| #2 | James MurphyProfileVideoPaid members position in Recommended cohort | 12 | Reference | Aug 7, 2026Stale |
| #2 |  Max BareVideoCategory, audience, pricing & cadence | 12 | Same value | Aug 7, 2026 |
| #2 |  Sunna FriðjónsdóttirVideoCategory, audience, pricing & cadence | 12 | Same value | Aug 7, 2026 |
The rank uses the full fixed cohort. This table shows up to five creators around James Murphy; the coverage summary above still counts everyone.
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Video Latest postPublicWatch out for this (async) generator cleanup pitfall in PythonWhat happens to a try/finally, with block, or async with block inside a generator if the generator isn't exhausted? Does the cleanup code still run? When and how does it run? In this video we take a look at the answers to these questions and learn how to avoid a common situation where cleanup code doesn't run when you want it to.
Sep 20, 2024 0 likes 0 commentsRun an AI Large Language Model (LLM) at home on your GPUEver wanted to run an LLM at home? It's actually really easy! Check out how in my latest video!VideoAug 14, 2024Public 0 2Docker TutorialPlease enjoy my deepest dive and longest video yet (nearly an hour!), a no-frills everything-you-need guide to using Docker.VideoAug 2, 2024Public 0 2Python itertools - The key to mastering iterationLet's learn about every single itertool! For more advanced watchers, check out the multi-accumulate example at the end!ArticleJun 25, 2024Public 0 0All 71 built-in Python functionsHow well do you know the Python builtins? Here's EVERY SINGLE globalbuilt-in function.ArticleJun 4, 2024Public 0 0Top 5 IDE Productivity Hacks That Will Save You Time ProgrammingWith all the tools available to us in modern IDEs, being a more productive programmer isn't about typing faster. Instead, knowing and taking advantage of powerful IDE features can automate a lot of the mundane and error prone tasks that waste your time, allowing you to get on with the good stuff. In this video we take a look at my top 5 IDE productivity hacks that save you time by letting your IDE do the work for you.VideoMay 22, 2024Public 0 0Startup/Shutdown events in FastAPI and ASGIHow do startup and shutdown events work in FastAPI, Starlette, and other ASGI applications? ASGI defines startup and shutdown events through the "lifespan" of an application, which it models as a connection between the server and the app. In this video we see the right way to do it in FastAPI, Starlette, and then understand the lifespan connection type in general, which we use to build our own lifespan handler from scratch that mimics what FastAPI does.VideoMay 13, 2024Public 0 0ASGI Fundamentals 2Another one coming in hot! Check out part 2 of my new asynchronous web app series.ImageMay 6, 2024Public 0 0ASGI Fundamentals - Asynchronous Web Apps in PythonMy new series on the foundations of async web apps built on the ASGI spec! Let me know if this is the kind of thing my Patrons are interested in!ArticleMay 3, 2024Public 0 0New Windows Command Escape Vulnerability - Critical CVE ... or is it?Apr 19, 2024 View post CVE-2024-24576 is a freshly reported 10/10 critical CVE affecting Rust, Python, and many other programming languages on Windows that, if exploited, can allow a malicious user to execute arbitrary code as the current user. The 10/10 rating is the worst severity that can be given to a CVE. However, of 9 affected programming languages, 5 have chosen to either not fix the CVE or fix it only by updating their documentation. Let's take a look at this vulnerability, which appears to take advantage of programming languages improperly escaping arguments while creating sub-processes, understand how it's perfoArticleApr 19, 2024Public 0 0Async for loops in PythonI'm back with another much requested async video! This is a deep dive definitely more intended for the intermediate to advanced crowd. I hope you enjoy!VideoApr 1, 2024Public 0 0The ins and outs of context managers and try-finally in PythonMar 15, 2024 View post Context managers (used with the "with" statement) and try-finally are both constructs in Python that help you ensure certain cleanup code runs even in the presence of exceptions. Becoming familiar with these constructs is important for developing good coding habits in Python. Don't put the burden of remembering how to do cleanup on yourself, use a context manager to let the object handle its own cleanup! In this video, we take a deep dive into the semantics of context managers and try-finally, including the basic examples, sharp corners (and how to avoid them!), as well as less common use-cases.ArticleMar 15, 2024Public 0 0
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