This looks amazing! Also, I had no idea that tutoring was over $100/hour, but it makes sense, being a specialized skill that's employed on a freelancer basis (meaning half or more time is spent traveling or finding clients).
I've been really frustrated trying to study more advanced math topics (functional analysis, complex analysis, abstract algebra, etc.) that I think are super interesting but are just out of my reach (Tristan Needham's books come to mind). There is the math stackexchange, which is wonderful help from volunteers, but you're not necessarily guaranteed an answer (and definitely not a timely one), sometimes the answers leave out key details ("exercise for the reader"), and I think having videos of worked solutions from tutors will just fill my need better.
I had been thinking that maybe AI would step up here, but I like having human access better.
I've been really frustrated trying to study more advanced math topics (functional analysis, complex analysis, abstract algebra, etc.) that I think are super interesting but are just out of my reach (Tristan Needham's books come to mind). There is the math stackexchange, which is wonderful help from volunteers, but you're not necessarily guaranteed an answer (and definitely not a timely one), sometimes the answers leave out key details ("exercise for the reader"), and I think having videos of worked solutions from tutors will just fill my need better.
I had been thinking that maybe AI would step up here, but I like having human access better.