Dude for a channel claiming to be a O Chem tutor I cannot tell you how many math classes and computer classes your videos have helped with. You are way more than just an O chem tutor, keep rocking dude.

At 27:09, if the question specified a 2 bit input, would anything change? Example: Make a circuit that produces f(x) = 2x+1 when a 2 bit binary number is input.

I think he was the brain of the class😂😂😂😂

+1

factually correct

5 lectures? my tutor rushes through all of it in 1. they don't even explain anything. its horrible :(

He saved my testes

@@Alfiemoooonsame lol now i’m stressing over this

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me too..i wasn't expecting to see his...wow🤭

Same page

facts

😂

15 minute lessons

So Fcking true 👍

I am study0ing from him since 9th grade 😊

mee tooo bruhh,you doing engineering?

@@sadique_x_ yeah bro, I’m doing computer engineering. I’m in my second semester. What about you.

@@timmyd5055 This is computer engineering???? Then why is CSEC guving is this at the grade 11 level.

I'm doing Computer engineering too ,which country are you plesee?

Fr fr bro. This is the second one I've had to watch and my semester just started. Somebody give this man my tuition cause school aint teachin me jack

To which subject this video is related?

@@rajeshranjanjha8944 its related to computer science, I'm doing this for alevel for the exam board of aqa. its under the chapter called "fundamentals of computer systems"

@@rajeshranjanjha8944 Physics

Also relates to logic design

What he does is called active recall . Meaning he learns, practice, and rehearse what he studied before recording. Depending on the subject it might take him days, weeks , or months to learn the topic so he can teach it to the world. Anyone can do this, but it takes practice to remove what you learned from short term memory to long term. This is how I got through my engineering courses. Or maybe I could be wrong and he has photographic memory(Not a real thing btw) lol.

@@beneficialartificial4995 thought some people genuinely have a photographic memory

@@catalyzt7162 yes some people do

@@beneficialartificial4995 photographic memory is a real thing but its very very very rare among humans.

Same question also gigling in my head 😂

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Me too❤

ikr #sadreality

Feels... most relatable thing I have read in months

im like so happy this is free I'm broke

Bro shut up I am glad he is making this for free

@@01akash.k.s11 Everyone is, the 'sad' bit is that his University is worse than this free youtube video.

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I want to watch it too

How did you do?

@@PastorGooch well he obviosly failed

Me too

You guys taking college classes?

not a surprise test if you know its tomorrow tho

wow i never thought about it like this! def make a youtube video showing how. when i was young i was big in redstone.

@@izaiahridley67 well thats the thing, i already built it all, and was very close to finishing the project, however the server ran into some problems and my work was reset. however i had planned on rebuilding it on a single player world and recording and uploading a video of it, so one day i will. There are a lot of videos, but this video is explaining it on essentially what could be 2 dimensional paper diagrams, instead of a 3d minecraft world. I was more interested in the wider knowledge of logic gates for the purpose of having enough knowledge to perceive and understand the potential of logic gates. Logic gates in minecraft can be very useful in circuits, back in 2011 i was building redstone light switches with logic gates to allow either lever to turn a light on or off, also useful for multiple switches whereby you could create an underground trap and a flick of a lever activates pistons that remove the surface terrain and reveal a lava pit etc, and many other cool uses. in terms of redstone literacy, the above are merely easy party tricks, the really advanced builders are making incredible machines that will no doubt involve logic gates on some level i am sure.

meee tooo😂🥵🥺

@@radhighanta wtf