I Think My Calculator Is Trying To Tell Me Something...
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ก.ย. 2024
- The Devil's Calculator Part 3 - I think it likes it when I push those buttons... as long as they get an output of 666. The third function is introduced this episode! Input a number x, and it will output the xth number in some secret series! Use this information to reach 666.
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I consider myself decent at math but watching Tyler instantly do calculations and solving the puzzles in his head makes me feel like a child compared to him.
It often depends on your level of math. For example, on my Calculus final exam, I distinctly remember putting in 2+7 into my calculator. My classmates have noted this similar idea too. You often forget the basics when dealing with more advanced math. It's always good to go back and review counting and times tables, etc.
Also Tyler does puzzles for a living on youtube, he probably subconsciously picks up on patterns really fast, numbers included.
@@brycesabin4787 I'm pretty sure he's also said he has another job of like accounting or statistics or chemistry or something, some STEM career that's mostly done with math, so he has a lot of practice applying math patterns over and over too
Also if there are slower shots of him thinking it through, maybe they didn't make the final edit
To add to this, I distinctly remember that in my Calculus class I was doing a test, and when I got the test back, I saw that I added 8 + 1 to equal 7
You can see the edits when he gets stuck, but he is definitely very good at mental math
I have a sneaky suspicion this game is going to be a 10/10 score when it's over
Sneaking*
Sneakers*
Snooker*
Snickers*
I'm doubtful its gonna be a 10/10 because he said that he doesn't like when it reuses functions from previous puzzles. It's probably gonna be a 9/10 though.
This video is the 'declaring numbers to be factorial whenever they're exclaimed' math joke several times over and I am here for it
I'm curious as to what this joke you speak of is
@@KitKatHexe something like 3 + 3 = 3!
@@KitKatHexe The joke is that if you exclaim (a.k.a. yell) "3!" the exclaimation mark is then used to represent factorial, thus why yelling "3 + 3 = 3" gives you a technically accurate equation (by adding the exclaimation mark)
@@tcxd1164 ah okay, I get it now. Thank you, when Daniel N had put 3+3=3! I somehow didn't even think to read it as an exclamation
@@KitKatHexe so the notation for factorial is n!, as in 4! = 4*3*2*1 = 24. so the corresponding math joke is whenever someone shouts about numbers a little too excitedly they explode into massive 10 digit behemoths, what have you done, you've doomed us all, etc
Tyler is almost literally playing the calculator app and he is making it entertaining
It's not any calculator app, it's a _haunted_ calculator app!
This series is such a vibe usually I don’t give a fuck about math but Tyler somehow makes watching it interesting
The story is the selling point for me.
his genious makes the wizardry compelling
As an engineer who was always better at math than the other students at my elite university, Tyler runs complete circles around me
Insane humble brag
You can take some solace in the fact that the video has cuts to shorten it down significantly, though I can't deny his mental arithmetic is really impressive
@@inv41id oh, I'm already taking that into account.
I am infinitely impressed by your math skills Tyler as your recognition of certain concepts is much more practiced than my own
holy shit your logarithm explanation is so helpful. i really struggled with logarithms in school, but "they're basically exponents but working backwards" just made them... *click* for me, i guess
Roots are basically reverse exponents too
log10(1000) = 3 because 10^3 = 1000
√16 = 4, because 4^2 = 16
logx(y) = z, because x^z = y
xth root of y = z, because z^x = y
@@Xnoob545 basically 2 different ways of working backwards from exponents
roots are 'what to the power of x would equal this?'
and logs are 'x to the power of what would equal this?'
(where x is the power of the root and the base of the log, respectively)
I love this new Φ function! The OEIS getting some recognition, too.
POV : You dont have a single idea of what the hell hes talking about but youre enjoying it
2:56
112+2 =/= 116
that's where Tyler made a mistake, he would get to 30 instead of 32 down this road and solve it
is Tyler there? he didn't say if he was today
Hey guys, Tyler not here
Well, we do know that Tyler's calculator is hungry for 666
18:42
Surprised that you didn't know that. There's a cool fact about roulettes in casinos that a regular roulette with numbers from 0 to 36 has the sum of its numbers that's equal to 666. But yeah, triangle numbers in general, so n(n+1)/2.
This game should have challenge levels where you are required to compute 69.
Games sequel: nice calculator
@@yourfriendlach honestly easy big seller
@@yourfriendlach Part 3: Lucky calculator (get 777 to win)
@@DJruslan4ic Part 4: Weed Calculator (420)
@@DJruslan4ic part 5: stupid calculator (21)
“Forking is multiplication”
An odd way to describe sex
7:20 Tyler: "are there parentheses?"
The M buttons that will keep being ignored: :(
This is the brain equivalent of when 2 DBZ Characters fight and everyone watching is like "What the... they're so fast, I can't even see them!"
We get to the third function, and I see it is about integer sequences, and I am excited to mention that Tyler should use OEIS, and the game already recommends it. Thank you Numberphile for teaching me about these kinds of resources.
you are math savant seeing those patterns so quickly, took me 3x as long. super impressive.
he recognizes the pattern from previous levels
I think you could also solve Level 43 (solved at 4:09) by calculating 342 from 38 fork 9 (38*9 = 342) and then applying the diamond to get 666 (342 in base-7 is 666). I feel like this is more likely the intended solution.
The symbol that looks like a fork (Ψ) is a psi.
Did I just discover pure logic based puzzles????
This dude's got a genuine passion for math, seriously dedicated while the most I got out of math class how to program my calculator to cyberbully me (true story)
I could have really used those explanatory text boxes in this episode. I had no idea what was going on when Tyler was figuring out the sequences
16:45 so guess EOIS would help with that function
Edit: they also said that in the hints
It's interesting to watch Tyler play games like this. So far with all of the puzzle videos outside of the more complicated programing ones I always feel like I could do them. This game just objectively proves(to myself) that Tyler is smarter than I am. Rarely happens with anyone I watch on TH-cam, outside of actual scientists and professionals in their own field.
I'm curious to know how much thinking time is cut during the edit, but I can imagine it's not very much
For puzzle at 4:26, just use 9*38 = 342, which gives 666 in base 7
That was the intended solution for sure.
Bro the way my head whipped around when I heard fibonacci, fibonacci is such an underrated sequence.
Actually impressive how quick you pick up the outputs.
You have explained logs to me better than any teacher I’ve ver had
He didn't do any explaining, though, he just stated what the logarithm was. (And that's fine.) My point is, if your teacher didn't tell you the same thing Aliensrock did, then that's a pretty bad teacher and they probably shouldn't be teaching it.
@@MichalMarsalek yeah pretty common school moment unfortunately
Mildly disappointed the third symbol wasn’t a trinary function but this is cool too
Like, tbf, it'd be hard to display, or hard to key in, or both
"I'm not a genius. There's just been Base-7 in one or two other levels in this game"
DON'T PASS THAT OFF! I'm a programmer, so I understand working with Binary, Hexidecimal, or rarely Octal, but WHO WORKS IN BASE 7 let alone calculates the conversion for that mentally in less than 10 seconds?
I can understand a bit of your logic with some other stuff though, like reciting the Factorials quickly.
anyone wanna explain why Φ1 was undefined in level 51? is there no first palindrome?
Commenting so hopefully someone replies with an answer, I am also curious
I presume it's just the (n-1)th number? The number series does indeed start from 0; "palindrome of a negative number" doesn't exactly make sense as a concept so you can't get any lower than 0
I assume doing (n-1)th instead of just nth is to help with the design of a later puzzle but I wouldn't be able to tell you how that actually helps
@@tcxd1164 maybe its to teach the player that 0-indexing vs 1-indexing may be relevant, so to ensure that the player doesn't default to either option, they use the rare and inconvenient 2-indexing
13:25 oh my gosh i finally understand logarithms more than just moving bits and pieces around in a formula.
Dude I don’t know if it’s just because I’ve had a wild day today and I’m so exhausted but the word calculator is the funniest thing to me right now
Fun Fact: in Leonard Cohen’s song _Hallelujah,_ the lyrics “it goes like this, the fourth, the fifth, the minor fall and the major lift,” describe the melodic structure of that part of the song as they’re sung.
I do not know enough math for this but: funny number game
I love Tyler slowly just seeming to get lost in base 7 at the beginning LMAO
So it's Diamond, Ψ (Psi) and Φ (Phi). I really want to call that diamond a Delta, but Δ's triangular.
It's just the diamond version of a circle
I should probably have said this earlier. But if you're looking for "cover art" for one of the installments of this game, might I suggest--and forgive me, this is pretty constrained--20703 on the calculator, turned sideways so it reads MOrON going down? It's an angle I haven't really seen.
I just completed the original game 68 levels, still left with dlc. This game is hella good! Also, you don't need to press everything at the same time, and I think some questions you need to use the memory function.
MATH has DLC?
For level 41 I would have used diamond 333 fork 5.
For levels 48 and 50 I would have used diamond 0 fork 222.
For level 49 I would have used 111 fork diamond 10.
do i understand what’s happening: no
am i enjoying it: yes
2:50 absolutely comedical
Not good at math so I have no idea what is going on, but it's fun watching Tyler figure things out, so I'm having fun
Excuse me, in the first level the fork function is not actually division
because it gives you infinity as legit answer, it is: Lim(left number/x) where x -> right number
Tyler is the human calculator
I called it that logs were going to be used
thank you for taking the time to explain logarithms. my brain barely understands these videos, but I absolutely eat em up.
13:53 I GUESSED THE PATTERN ON FORK BEFORE HE DID AND IT'S PROBABLY THE SMARTEST I'LL EVER FEEL
(I only managed to do it once though so Tyler is probably still smarter)
My sister says “this is a very stupid game”
I disagree, but I don’t know how it’s interesting, it just is. Keep up the series!
It’s a very smart game.
"clearly" he says, the moment he figures out part of the math that my country doesn't teach anyone. I'm. I consider myself decent at math but WOW do I have. no idea whats going on.
calculators have never been this fun
New record for "How badly can TH-cam guess the game?".
Guess: Freddy Fazbear's Pizzeria Simulator
Actual Game: The Devil's Calculator
HOW.
My names for the functions and chapters so far
Chapter 1: "The Diamond's Wrath"
Chapter 2: "Skewering Knowledge"
Chapter 3: "Diamonds and Skewers"
Chapter 4 (Part One): "A Sigmoid of Questions"
Chapter 4 (Part Two): "Skewering The Sigmoid's Words"
Title should be "This video could also be represented in base 7"
Watching this is just me going, haha, Tyler talks in funny numbers, because I have absolutely no idea what's going on. I suck at math.
who thought math was a good idea
@@tylern6420 first started when caveman brain go 1 apple 1 pear, 2 round thingys
Then it became xy
as someone studying A level mathematics...
what the fuck
this game is arguably worse than AP calculus that I took 2 years ago.
POV: math teachers when they try to buy ½ ply toilet paper
I have no idea what i just watched. But all i learned from it is Tyler is a magic number man.
I understand none and all of this at the same time
I've said this before as a comment to this video (wow TH-cam is incredibly reliable), but I would like to see all the level editor stuff for this to absolutely melt minds.
Guess that's why he has one hell of a 4head
tyler is out here saying the game "wanted to work the viewers into an understanding of what's going on", meanwhile my two braincells need to reboot within the first two minutes
This is part 3 huh? Well I guess I can note this as the part where I start to be unable to follow the puzzles
I can’t grasp a lot of this, but I still enjoy it :)
I figured out the multiply by three then concatenate faster than Tyler did and now I am the happiest Skyler out there.
It could also be concatenate then multiply by 3, which is my solution.
Tyler never said Tyler here is it still Tyler
I like how you can tell tyler's having a blast with this game
From the thumbnail I for a second tought it was a numberphile video lol
You are incredible at solving puzzles keep up the good work 👍
You probably paid attention in math class cuz I don't understand most of the equations
45+34 = 81...
Also, This is a fun series. I'm enjoying watching you solve them AFTER I solve them first.
You'll definitely going to love level 60!
After level 42 the jumble said calming. Were there others?
9:24
Daimond 1 fork 1 fork 1 fork 1 fork 1 fork 1 fork 1 ect... And then replace with some other numbers so that it will equal 66
“1Ψ0”
WHAT DID YOU DO?!
Watching this is fun for the same reason as baba is you, where I don't actually need to know the answer
The base 7 loop was entertaining
You look a lot healthier lately, either way super fun content😊
moooomm tyler's making me learn again!
How do you have that many factorials memorized?
I remembered up to 10, and can recognize 11!
Factorials sometimes crop up in real life. As an example they're the lengths of extents in change-ringing.
@@btf_flotsam478
Dang, I only remember up to 5, and I just took Differential Equations.
They mostly just come up a lot in combinatorics, so if you have significant experience there, particularly in a timed environment like tests/competitions, you remember the early factorials fairly quickly (as well as a bunch of binomial coefficients)
0:43 *I N F I N I T Y*
Flash is slow to me tho
I thought the third button would be crazy Ternary operators
I'm interested in this game but i also don't want to squeeze out the last few braincells i have
starting at level 51 reminds me of arithmetic sequence.
12:55 log(x) moment
He explained logorithm better than my math class lol.
I keep forgetting that factorial is multiplication, not addition.
"fork" and "censored diamond" are Psi and Phi.
Ah yes the game with calculators, freddy fazbear pizzaria simulator
Triangle numbers... Did you by any chance read "The Number Devil" as a kid?
What a short video
That thumbnail is quite… nice.
who knew a game with just a calculator would be fun, i would make a family guy joke, but you are alreading DOING MATH
now this is cool math games
Have you considered playing anymore VR puzzle games? There's some pretty good ones out there
We love math.