i bet this is like crack to people with OCD
edit god damn it
I swear, if aliens saw this video and how people react to it, they'd go "How can a species have so much enjoyment for putting mundane things in order?"
I like the Heap Sort method most, though.
i thought it was stupid on the first one but this is actually really fucking weird
[QUOTE='[Green];41697189']I swear, if aliens saw this video and how people react to it, they'd go "How can a species have so much enjoyment for putting mundane things in order?"
I like the Heap Sort method most, though.[/QUOTE]
partial to the first radix sort, myself
Radix (LSD) sounded like a train :v:
Bogo Sort couldn't sort for shit
I love how you can actually see some algorithms being more efficient than others.
YES! YEAH! KICK HIS ARSE!
What kind of sorcery is Bitonic sort
Just how sick I am if I heard 'Obama' repeatedly during cocktail shake?
Radix LSD was fucking insane
(around the 2 minute mark)
[editline]3rd August 2013[/editline]
And is it just me or does the Insertion sort look like it's just carrying the deeper parts away
[QUOTE=suXin;41697394]Just how sick I am if I heard 'Obama' repeatedly during cocktail shake?[/QUOTE]
It means the programming didn't work entirely, you didn't hear "kill"
Wow. I was wondering what my girlfriend's father (programmer) was talking about when he was trying to explain sorts to me. This visual/audio representation is just perfect. Now I understand what the hell he was talking about.
Sorting is neat.
Bitonic is pretty strange. And Bogo doesn't seem that effective!
[QUOTE=Codename 47;41697565]Bitonic is pretty strange. And Bogo doesn't seem that effective![/QUOTE]
it's notoriously ineffective
in fact it was designed to not be effective
it's the wimp lo of sorting algorithms
[QUOTE=Cabbage;41697270]Bogo Sort couldn't sort for shit[/QUOTE]
Apparently this is why
[quote=Wikipedia]If bogosort were used to sort a deck of cards, it would consist of checking if the deck were in order, and if it were not, throwing the deck into the air, picking the cards up at random, and repeating the process until the deck is sorted. Its name comes from the word bogus.[/quote]
Read the wiki article to the end, it's really funny if you've done any programming
[url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bogo_sort[/url]
The sound effects for the Pac-Man remake are coming along nicely, I see.
[QUOTE=C0linSSX;41697636]Apparently this is why
Read the wiki article to the end, it's really funny if you've done any programming
[url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bogo_sort[/url][/QUOTE]
Even as a non-programmer, the very idea of the bogo sort makes me giggle.
You cannot grasp the true form of giygas's attack!
I like how they used a smaller array on slow sort algorithms like bubblesort
[QUOTE=Synelor;41697402]so, which one was the best?[/QUOTE]
An efficient implementation of quicksort is probably the best generic comparison sort, though it's a very close competition with merge sort. Radix sort outperforms both of them at sorting integers because it's not a comparison sort, but an integer sorting algorithm.
It humbles me that even after ten years of my life on the Internet I can still watch or read about cool shit like this. Yesterday it was Gandalf riding a unicycle, playing a Lord of the Rings song with bag pipes. Today it's early Chinese architecture, Fungshui and visual examples of sorting algorithms.
I wonder what I'll learn about tomorrow?
If i could program, this is the shit i would play around with.
Just endlessly making experiments.
[QUOTE=Death n1;41698457]It humbles me that even after ten years of my life on the Internet I can still watch or read about cool shit like this. Yesterday it was Gandalf riding a unicycle, playing a Lord of the Rings song with bag pipes. Today it's early Chinese architecture, Fungshui and visual examples of sorting algorithms.
I wonder what I'll learn about tomorrow?[/QUOTE]
We're living in the global civilization buddy, the ultimate culmination of technology and society enabling us to live on one main societal system on a global scale.
Savor it while you can, I don't know if it'll last.
Am I the only one that found this incredibly relaxing in addition to being interesting?
[QUOTE=Dalto11;41701338]Am I the only one that found this incredibly relaxing in addition to being interesting?[/QUOTE]
Theres some psychological thing with humans where we enjoy seeing things sorted. That's why seeing a home of someone like a hoarder will cause uneasiness and disgust in most people.
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