Daniel Hirsch

Subscribers 68.1K

Videos 171

Views 2.8M

Channels Like Daniel Hirsch

Daniel Hirsch produces regular coding videos focusing on graphics, hacking, and low-level programming, with tutorials in pure C, CUDA, kernel drivers, and graphics techniques. Content style leans toward deep-dive tutorials and educational demonstrations, often long-form, with an average view count around 149.7K per video and a library of 171 videos since joining in September 2024.

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#1

Low Level view on YouTube ▶

84% relevance

Subscribers 1.1M

Videos 360

Views 125.9M

Appearances 34

SERP 100%

Similarity 73%

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Shares the same high overlap in searches for low level programming and C tutorials as Daniel Hirsch (search 100% vs 68.1K; content 73%), indicating a similar audience and tutorial-focused content in systems programming.

#2

Fireship view on YouTube ▶

68% relevance

Subscribers 4.1M

Videos 790

Views 673.5M

Appearances 19

SERP 56%

Similarity 75%

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Similar to Daniel Hirsch in targeting low level programming and C tutorials (search 56% vs 68% match; content 75%), suggesting an overlapping audience with tutorial-heavy, code-centric content though Fireship leans more toward concise, fast-paced videos.

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#3

freeCodeCamp.org view on YouTube ▶

62% relevance

Subscribers 11.5M

Videos 2.1K

Views 954.1M

Appearances 16

SERP 42%

Similarity 75%

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Shares emphasis on C programming tutorials and kernel driver/CUDA topics (search 42% vs 68% match; content 75%), indicating overlap in deep technical tutorials but broader project scope and longer-form production than Daniel Hirsch.

#4

Computerphile view on YouTube ▶

58% relevance

Subscribers 2.6M

Videos 894

Views 234.4M

Appearances 9

SERP 25%

Similarity 79%

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Overlaps with Daniel Hirsch on C programming tutorials and related topics like buffer overflow (search 25% vs 68% match; content 79%), implying a similar tech education niche with more conceptual or theory-driven presentation.

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#5

Let's Get Rusty view on YouTube ▶

53% relevance

Subscribers 167K

Videos 203

Views 14.4M

Appearances 3

SERP 19%

Similarity 76%

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Similar audience interest in systems programming and memory safety concepts (search 19% vs 68% match; content 76%), but focuses more on Rust and safety topics than Daniel Hirsch’s likely C-centric approach.

#6

dr Jonas Birch

52% relevance

Subscribers 63.2K

Videos 219

Views 1.6M

Appearances 3

SERP 5%

Similarity 84%

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Targets pure C coding projects and kernel module programming (search 5% vs 68% match; content 84%), indicating a highly aligned technical niche with very similar content style focused on hands-on C and kernel work, though a smaller audience.

Content Landscape

The top competitors are Low Level (84% match) and Fireship (68% match). Both share overlapping queries with Daniel Hirsch such as low level programming, C programming tutorials, and systems programming. FreeCodeCamp.org (62% match) also overlaps on C programming tutorials, kernel driver development, and CUDA programming tutorials, while Computerphile (58% match) connects through C programming tutorials, ray tracing tutorials, and buffer overflow exploitation. In terms of audience size, Daniel Hirsch has 68.1K subscribers, while the competitors range from 167K (Let’s Get Rusty) to 11.5M (freeCodeCamp.org) and 4.1M (Fireship), with Low Level at 1.1M and Computerphile at 2.6M. The shared queries indicate a cluster around low-level systems programming and graphics/C programming topics, forming the primary competitive set.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which YouTube channels are most similar to Daniel Hirsch?

Low Level — 84% match, 1.1M subscribers; Fireship — 68% match, 4.1M subscribers; freeCodeCamp.org — 62% match, 11.5M subscribers. All are tech-focused channels with programming and software development content, featuring tutorials, code demonstrations, and educational coding topics.

What type of content does Daniel Hirsch make?

Daniel Hirsch creates programming-focused content, with video titles such as How to Crack any Software, Coding Ray Tracing in C, Coding an Image Viewer in Pure C, Coding a Keylogger in Raw C - No Libraries, and Coding a Bouncy Ball Simulation in C. He averages about 149.7K views per video, and his channel has 68.1K subscribers; the note implies a high-views-per-video trend with multiple coding tutorials weekly.

How do we determine which channels are similar to Daniel Hirsch?

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