im going to leave this on while i take a shit

You are my saviour! I was just watching NLP for ML course, and this came up, and I panicked since I didn't learn this at all at school during dropping early from school. U taught me everything perfectly, making it very easy to understand, and now I can continue my self study NLP journey! Thank you so much! My hero!

Calculus please 😭

DOUBT ---- 2:30 why isnt it 5,-3 instead it is 5,3

vector questions are killing me

Brilliant video, thank you! This really simplifies the concepts.

How do you make these videos please?

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2025 anyone?????

Only understand what is "r hat" and "θ hat" at 50. And its derivation of rHat= iHat Cosθ +jHat Sinθ.

I am learning this In 7th grade

bro you are too wordy with this shi bruh i nun understand anythin

instant sub. well done

omggg thanks. this is super helpful

Just wow so easyyyyyyy

i actually liked that video soo much, more then 3blue1brown video of vector. staright to point and clear with covering the basic. soo nice thanks man. pleeeees i beg u make more math content

I have an exam about vectors soon and this video was really helpfull, hopefully I pass! :)

please calculus i beg

How bout this, a comment after a year

Vector!! Thats me, cause i am commiting crimes with both direction and MAGNITUDE!!! OH YEAHH!!!!!

Clear explanation

"Everything" is a lot.

Very good explanation of the dot product!

For me the lack of music makes this much more enjoyable for education content this is a clean and easy learning format

I've never understood what Vectors were let alone Matrices but i am insanely good at Analytical Geometry now, i am insanely good at all three

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Very clear explanation together with vivid animation. Thanks for your efforts!

Best explaination I've ever seen

sin(270) is -1

In 18 minutes I understood more than after 7 and a half hours of lectures!

If you have come to take review of the video, then I will only say Must watch💪 Quality content❤

why does this matter when will we use this in life

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I think it is important to consider, perhaps a more abstract, but relevant point to make, to an introduction to vectors. I will start off with a joke. A mathematician, a computer scientist, and a physicist were hanging around in the cafeteria of their university. A student approaches the three and asks "What is a vector?". Surely, as masters of their fields, they can answer this seemingly basic question. The computer scientists speaks, "A vector is just a single columned matrix, like an array almost". The physicist smiles a little bit, perhaps with a touch of arrogance, and speaks, "You are partially correct but not completely, sure a vector can be represented as a matrix, but the original thing itself is an arrow". After much back and forth between the physicist and the computer scientist on what is the true essence of what a vector is, they turn to the mathematician for clarification. A mathematician says "Both of you are partially correct, but none of you are completely right". And then he walks away. I guess the point is that what does it mean for a thing to be something? Perhaps that is a deeper question from epistemology which I will try not to get into. A mathematician may suggest that a vector is anything that satisfies the "vector axioms" and operates "vector-ally". This seems like a circular definition so I will try to make it more clear. Any object, any thing, any concept, that can satisfy the vector axioms, is a vector. It may not have to have any physical significance, although to a physicist, it almost always does. But if a computer scientists wants to use vectors to represent non-physical such as the parameters of sensitivity of an AI model, then he may do that. In that case, an arrow may represent the AI's sensitivity vector, but it's physical representation serves more of a visual representation of a concept, rather than maybe being an actual thing.

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Thank you so much! I feel like I finally understand the process behind rendering. Keep up the good work 😄😄😄

That's not even remotely close to "everything". These are just the very basics

Change trigonometry coordinates

I should have watched this earlier 🤡

Your mouth asmr sound is irritating And disturbing . If you are willing to you should improve your audio setup qualities or change it. Thankyou .

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Geez... after scouring you tube for something to explain this to me, this video is ... P...e..r Perfect! Thank you @FloatyMonkey

Made it very simple to understand, and proved just how simple mathematics can be if you don't overblow what you're doing, good video, FloatyMonkey. You just expanded my knowledge in vectors

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Sin 270 = -1

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Do you tutor? I like how detailed you are but there were some areas that were vague for me, like the fact that the output vectors of a vector shader on some input vertex would fall within the range -1<x,y,z<1 and produce a 2^3 cube representing ??? (possibility space?) Great systematic overview of the graphics pipeline.

very helpfull. THANKS

You could have mentioned the parallelogrm law of addition:v=sqrt(x^2+y^2+2xycosθ)

Excellent sir