• A Universe of Triangles - Computerphile
    12 replies, posted
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KdyvizaygyY[/media]
that was a decent overview, looks like next week will be matrix transforms
Wow the way he speaks and looks at the camera is really fucking annoying.
[QUOTE=Killuah;43026603]Wow the way he speaks and looks at the camera is really fucking annoying.[/QUOTE] Dr. Grime is a funny fucker to listen to though. Numberphile is one of those utube channels that have kept me up at night sometimes, when on a binge.. [editline]30th November 2013[/editline] No wait this is Computerphile
Dat inefficient mesh on the cylinder.
[QUOTE=Killuah;43026603]Wow the way he speaks and looks at the camera is really fucking annoying.[/QUOTE] This is what trying to suppress your insecurities looks like.
So the entire universe is made up of triangles? AKA [I][B]polgyons[/B][/I]?!?! Open your eyes sheeple, the Matrix is real and we're living in it
[QUOTE=Killer900;43027432]So the entire universe is made up of triangles? AKA [I][B]polgyons[/B][/I]?!?! Open your eyes sheeple, the Matrix is real and we're living in it[/QUOTE] I thought this was just the most efficient method for calculation surface area or something. (Not the universe being made up of triangles) Do perfect curves exist?
[QUOTE=exhale77;43028020]I thought this was just the most efficient method for calculation surface area or something. (Not the universe being made up of triangles) Do perfect curves exist?[/QUOTE]That's what [i]they[/i] want you to believe!
[QUOTE=exhale77;43028020]I thought this was just the most efficient method for calculation surface area or something. (Not the universe being made up of triangles) Do perfect curves exist?[/QUOTE] I think mathematicians just tell you there is no perfect curve because all curves can be measured in triangles.
[QUOTE=Tetsmega;43029228]I think mathematicians just tell you there is no perfect curve because all curves can be measured in triangles.[/QUOTE] They can be approximated. The rational numbers being countable does not mean that you can count all of the rational numbers. What I'm meaning:The concepts include that a curve that can be approximated by triangles can be perfect too.
you mean this entire time ive been watching numberphile, theres also been a computerphile? wtf yay
[QUOTE=Neckbird;43030389]you mean this entire time ive been watching numberphile, theres also been a computerphile? wtf yay[/QUOTE] There are a bunch of channels created by Brady Haran [url]http://periodicvideos.blogspot.co.uk/2012/06/here-are-my-channels.html[/url]
Sorry, you need to Log In to post a reply to this thread.