Oh master Tsoding... let me be your disciple and learn thy glorious ways🙏

There's an interesting discussion on matrices at 44:00 around. I agree with Tsoding's sentiment in some cases. If you are just interested in doing a single rotation or a reflection, matrices can feel like using a big library to accomplish a simple task. Matrices and "regular equations" are not meant offer the same interpretation. There are _often_ better ways to reason about a matrix than to look at its entries. For instance, 3D rotation matrices look like a complicated mess of cos, sin, theta and phi but you can understand what it represents by finding an eigenvector of that matrix which is literally your axis of rotation. A shearing matrix's eigenvalues tell you how it stretches your vectors (although that's kind of easy to tell even without a matrix). This is especially useful when you have multiple transformations at once, say, you shear, rotate, translate and then rotate your vector again. In that case, the "regular equations" become much more obscure than talking about eigenvalues and eigenvectors.

I like it when you question anything, especially questioning matrices at 44:00 and I agree with you 99% of times. great work 👍 keep making videos ✨

I am a simple man, I see LaTeX and I like the video

You can assign a name to a node in Tikz to reuse its coordinates and even do math with them. Might be more convenient than doing \let for every value: ode (A) at (1,2) {}; \draw (A) -- ($(A) + (3,4)$);

ex units are relative typographical units. 1ex = the height of the lowercase letter "x" of the current font at the current size.

When I grow up I want to be like tscoding I'm 30 😔😂

LaTeX was the first "programming language" I ever learned, lol. Cool strim.

You are right about the world is moving. If you see the screen as the retina of the real eye, you have two screens. So for each Eye its like the world is moving. Relatively to each eye (mathematically). Two different relative reference Points. Becaus of your own relative world -- you moving around in the world. To can feel it you need two different references to your own center point (you are always in the center 0,0,0 of your own Inertial system). So it's true that simultaneously the outside world makes the same in the perspective of one or many points of references. That's hard to feel. Because we normally have only oure own experience. And of this POV the rest of the world is changing relatively to our self. And at the same time for the athers its vice versa. You can call it the relatively ralativ relativity of the absolut unrelativity. So the absolut world is only absolut out of an relativ prospectivity. Sounds wired. But only if you think in one way or in another way. But if you think in both ways at once, it becomes the only possibility to be right. And so its normal. I know to follow my thinking its sometimes hard 😂. Great video ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ And my compliment how you work on vim. It impressed me 👍 Greetings Sven

26:37 ain't rust staticly links everything (except glibc and some other things)? unless like explicitly said to use dynamic libraries

those first minutes are a philosophy lecture on how to trully develop systems

when you declare the types Vector2 and Vector3 and then inside the function you define one Vector[23] and return it, how this Vector you created is not freed when you exit the function?

epk from discord here! Thanks for great content! Do i need to swich from youtube to twich due to the fact, that russia is banning youtube?

I should've done all my math homework in latex, no more fear of running out of room on the sheet of paper.

Hey, I wonder what your job is looking like, with such skills that you have

I'm feeling like Tsoding had a bad time learning math in Uni

44:37 I understand your train of thought but it's a problem with people, not with matrices. Every such situation is a problem with people who obscure important and interesting topics to just black boxes. When you go about constructing your own perspective matrix, rotation matrix etc. it gets really intuitive and suddenly - quite simple.

What about that 8.3 GiB folder on the bottom bar? xD

@Tsoding Daily might be worth linking your discord and Twitch in your video descriptions

Nowadays when people want to make a software more cross-platform compatible, they add more dependencies on top of a full already abstracted and bloated application.

please write a UI library in D

Hi Tsoding! I think it would be interesting to make some coding livestreams with subscribers. It could bring a lot of good stuff and people could learn and help you. What do you think?

Multithreading? Nah. Let's go AVR!

yo, just do C-c C-c to compile and C-c C-v to view the pdf.

1:07:00 Aren't you not supposed to create structs and return it like this in C? It's a dangling reference

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First?

I want to see you solve Tideman problem from CS50 in C

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LaTeX, which is pronounced «Lah-tech» or «Lay-tech» (to rhyme with «blech» or «Bertolt Brecht»). In these words "ch" is pronounced like "k" (like in take).