Full Run: 21:18 with world record just after. BTW I know we were talking about quantum computers and stuff but if at least every other comment in here isn't "O-oooooooooo AAAAE-A-A-I-A-U- JO-oooooooooooo AAE-O-A-A-U-U-A- E-eee-ee-eee AAAAE-A-E-I-E-A-JO-ooo-oo-oo-oo EEEEO-A-AAA-AAAAO" I'm going to be very disappointed. BRAIN POWER th-cam.com/video/mj-v6zCnEaw/w-d-xo.html Sorry webcam quality is kinda blech, will fix that next time. Trying to find a balance between the best quality and what will not make my computer explode.
Do you record whole streams? If so, is there any chance you might be able to upload them. I don't have time to watch twitch much, what with school starting and I procrastinated summer reading, but I love your stream
O-oooooooooo AAAAE-A-A-I-A-U- JO-oooooooooooo AAE-O-A-A-U-U-A- E-eee-ee-eee AAAAE-A-E-I-E-A-JO-ooo-oo-oo-oo EEEEO-A-AAA-AAAAO. Oh, and Carl. What other songs do you recommend?
+CarlSagan42 I had shocking posture (hunchback lol) from never sleeping on a bed during my teens. Weirdly the thing that cured it was breaking my collarbone and having to wear a shoulder brace for three months. Seemed to correct the bones first then I developed the muscle when it came off.
Totally amazing, man. It blows my mind how you can keep going for so long, even after beating the level once, to get the best time. I'm not even sure you understand what insane level of quality entertainment this is to watch, haha! Not only this, but you're ALSO charismatic and keep interacting (WELL) with the viewers. I seriously marvel. You're one rare gem to come by, I tell you that! God bless you!
Speedrunning is a collaborative competition. Most runners are happy when other people run the same game as them and get good times, not when only they get a WR in isolation with secret strats. There's shared enthusiasm for the games and a desire to have everyone on an even playing field with knowledge.
I am currently off camping with my family and still got some time to watch your videos, and I gotta say, camping is very much like this level, it's very in-tents
Oh a note on speedrunning being competitive. I think a lot of it has to do with speedrunning being a very varied thing, there´s a lot of ways to speedrun. Sharing strats and skips is a way to not only be a part of something you love, with other people that care for the same thing, but also a way to keep relevant even if you don´t have the fastest time "Shoutouts this this guy for finding that strat"-kind of thing. Also finding, and sharing cool stuff you find in a game encourages other people to pick up the same game, most runners want more people to be interested in the game they´re running, rather than being on top of a leaderboard all alone. Sorry for tldr material;)
I think the key is in that this is solo performance vs team performance. When you speedrun, only you can mess it up. While in team games, you can always easily blame others, whether they deserve the blame or not. This along with being teamed up with people you do not know, and limited communication causes toxicity in community. I'm talking about both short messages being easily misunderstood in both tone and meaning. But also tolerance to criticism from people you don't know feeling worse than it would, coming from people you know and see face to face.
+CarlSagan42 what i know/think i know: Quantum computing is not 1s or 0s but 1s, 0s or a quantum state of both. also quantum tunneling where 2 particles are somehow connected from any distance. and people for the longest time could compute but couldnt get the results because as soon as you looked the results changed. Almost like Schrödinger's cat. they found a way around that though. something about other dementions. Im studying for IT networking and have looked into it a little in my free time.
Cool beans man. I just commented on a agdq vid how much I'm loving the love in the speedrunning community.super supportive and friendly atmosphere. The competitiveness -if it can be called that- rly feels like it comes from a love of the game and strat
The first time I saw this video, it made me attempt to fix my posture (I've done this a few other times too), but it slowly got worse again over the last few months. Then this shows up in my recommended videos and I think, "That was a good video. I'll watch it again." I completely forgot about the posture talk, so it helped again.
I like how, in the second to last section, if your timing is on point, the set of 3 double-sided skewers line up perfectly with the music. Little things like that are so satisfying.
Carl your videos are amazing. Besides your incredible skills and fast reflexes, the thing that amazes me the most is your patience for some of the most frustrating levels I have ever seen. Keep posting video!
Quantum Computing is actually not 1's and 0's, Quantum Computing is all about so called 'qubits', these can 'describe' any combination of a and b that satisfy |a²| + |b²| = 1, so it actually describes a '2 dimensional sphere' or the surface of a 'ball'. (They _can_ actually describe 1 and 0) So 1 qubit can have 'more' information than an array of bits. And the problem was to 'make' them as precise as needed and encoding them with the same precision.
Actually if you plug the sun into the quadratic formula and then place that on a graph, the parabolic shape of the line would resemble the quantum physics that means that it is 0's and 1's, and in turn, steven hawking would have to be placed in the formula of the axis of symmetry(x=-b/2a) in order to find that x=13£.
You can’t pretend like you’re intelligent enough to understand anything that has to do with a mechanic of quantum forces if you don’t know the difference between plural nouns and apostrophes on a noun.
I can't actually believe you thought about WR on this one after so many hours attempting to just finish it, your ambition is insane ^_^ Thanks a lot on the efforts by editing this video. I know for a fact the longer the videos are and the tougher it gets by cutting the boring parts. Props!
I'm not a speedrunner, but I'm involved in some other skill-intensive communities (sleight of hand, circus, chess), and all of these things are just so difficult and so isolating that communities form. Chess is competition - that's what you do. But the majority of what's happening in chess is all about teaching - any Grandmaster who isn't the tip-top of the world tournament scene can be found all over youtube and twitch sharing all of their tricks. I imagine the speedrunning community is built on the same kind of mutual passion....people want to share the trial and triumph of something they're passionate about. Guys in League of Legends just want to get kills.....
I guess speedrunners want to be the best because of their skill, not because they use secret mechanics that gives them an advantage just by knowing about them.
+SirGeforce knowing the helpful mechanics of the game is all part of getting better as a speedrunner; it isn't an unfair advantage, it's a skill that they've learned.
That's a really narrow view of speedrunning....first - there are no-glitch runs if you're a genuine purist (certain speedrunners ARE purists), but even the glitchiest run requires intense dedication to even approach a world record. What you're saying is the equivalent of "Professional basketball requires no talent - those guys are seven feet tall!" Being tall helps - no doubt - but it also helps to spend 20 years training with the best and the brightest. I wouldn't shrug off speedrunning as mere glitch exploitation with no game skill to back it up...Mario speedrunners genuinely ARE the best Mario players in the world.
As for the new Harry Potter book, my brother got it for his birthday, and he basically said that you'll like it if you're a Harry Potter fan because it has a lot of love letter nods and allusions to the previous books, whilst also giving you more of the characters you love.
I can't wait for agdq and sgdq 2017 Mario Maker. I love watching you and Panga and I'm glad to see what you and others have contributed to this community (twitch heart)
I'm super excited for it again too! I really hope they let us back in! I think it's gonna be the best event yet. It was very new when we first tried it, and I think we've worked out all the kinks! I think the level difficulty will be perfect, and I think we have the perfect team of level designers and racers this time. Plus, we are going to probably add a co-commentator with Golden. O-oooooooooo AAAAE-A-A-I-A-U- JO-oooooooooooo AAE-O-A-A-U-U-A- E-eee-ee-eee AAAAE-A-E-I-E-A-JO-ooo-oo-oo-oo EEEEO-A-AAA-AAAAO
mario maker is fun because no one expects the spani... wait... no one expects the levels to be trollish at times, not even the racers. blind races are the best races only for that reason
+CarlSagan42 everyone spam oooooooooooooo AAAAE-A-A-I-A-U- JO-ooooooooooooo AAE-O-A-A-U-U-A E-eee-ee-eee AAAAE-A-E-I-E-A-JO-ooo-oo-oo-oo EEEEO-A-AAA-AAAAO on every one of his videos
meanstreak110 Why are you watching Carl, Meanstreak? Why are you watching what people are watching? Because people are watching it and you don't have any talent to entertain anyone? That's it!
I think the reason the speedrunning community is so cool is because you guys are basically just trying to push the limits of what is possible. Think about it. Who could have imagined that people would be able to beat Ocarina of Time in the time it takes me to boil an egg? Or collect all 150 stars in Super Mario 64 in the time I could watch a short film? Competitive games oftentimes have toxic communities because the players feel that they are limited in what they can do by forces not in their control, i.e. Imbalanced heroes, cheap strats, stupid teammates, hackers, etc. They make excuses after excuses as to why they can't succeed, and it's always someone else's fault. One one side, you have a community that focuses on achieving the impossible and exploring endless possibilities. On the other, a community that focuses on copying the meta and drawing hard lines as to what is or isn't possible. That's why they're so different.
I think there are a few other things worth considering, such as the fact that speedrunning is a personal challenge before anything else, so its really about personal betterment and not about beating the best. It's also worth mentioning that speedruns almost paradoxically require more patience than other things; not everyone can do the same thing in a row for hours sometimes without getting any results whatsoever and say they enjoyed themselves afterwards, so for the most part, good speedrunners seem to just be more laid back as people. Also, it's really pretty easy for someone to get into the community if they're interested, since you're basically walking up to them and saying, "Talk to me about your favorite subject and I will absorb it like a dry sponge." It's always good to see a community growing, and having it grow with your participation, as well as getting to rant about what you love, is really just good all around (I guess this falls under speedrunning being a niche community).
TLDR; The Mario Maker and Speed Running communities are like an art gallery and its patrons. The League of Legends and CS:GO Communities are like a toddler being told he has to eat his broccoli if he wants his desert. I think it also has a lot to do with the dedication to the craft. Many artists admire another's work. It's similar to speed running and Mario Maker. In speed running it's the art of transitioning between scenes as quickly as possible using any method available in the game. It's more of an art and a science combined. In the Mario Maker community you have the traditional creative aspect paired with the gaming community. Add in the nostalgia of Mario from any youngsters development and you've got a community designed around design, and built to be supportive. Even the star system is used appropriately in Mario Maker. Games like league of legends and Counter Strike end up with bad communities because people that are unable to compete at the level they want to want to deter and demean others. They want to bring everyone to their level so that it's an "even" game. But skill and mechanics and practice are required and most people that play Mario Maker or do Speed Runs practise daily. This is not always the case with other genres of games. Along with the fact that Mario Maker and Speed Running are niche communities that rely on the community the way the community relies on them makes for a very symbiotic relationship of respect and cautious criticisms; directly in opposition to the other communities that are designed around being better than the next person (even a team-mate). And to not detract from the other replies, I really do agree with @TheoreticallyInsane and @MysteryMan; I've just phrased it for my personal perspective.
I think the community is so good because of how small it is, everybody knows eachother and there isn't really room for toxicity. Also I think speedrunning or kaizo attracts a certain type of person who just have a love for the game itself, there isn't big bucks in Mario maker/speedrunning, and that seems to keep everything fairly pleasant and purely for fun.
Ever since i subbed you a couple months ago i noticed the editing quality of your videos has constantly increased. Good job and keep brightening my days!
I think the communities of team based games are generally more toxic. people blame each other for every mistake and due to being anonymus everybody just does as he pleases, no matter if you're trolling or if you use really abusive language. I played a lot of league of legends and overwatch and always tried to keep it friendly but it doesn't matter how nice you are, if you have a bad game there is a good chance you're gonna get flamed ^^ mario maker community is probably better because it is all about your own skill. if you fck up, it's your own fault. you probably won't see this comment though :D love you carl
on the first win, when you stop right beside the axe, you can just feel time come to a stop for the final jump. it's so easy to screw up, and it's amazing. those kinda moments are the best.
On the whole quantum computing thing, it is a big deal because of the quantum laws. In theory what a quantum computer does is that instead of reading the electrical current flowing through the gates, it reads the state of the quantum particle itself. So you have two different possible states for it which is you "ones" and "zeros". But here comes the kicker. Because of the uncertainty principle within quantum laws a quantum particle can be in two different states at the same time. This means that in theory a single gate can be read as 1 and 0 at the same exact moment. Now this is what makes it truly insane, as you add gates to it, instead of being so you only get one operation per gate, you can have as many operations per gate as there are gates. So practically instead of counting gates bit and such with just "1,2,3,4..." you count them 2^x where x is the number of gates. And already chips with quantum theory in working when I last read (which was about 27 or so) were insanely quick still. The only problem is that they can sometimes quantum tunneling I think it is within the gates, creating a useless gate. There have been quantum computers two or three years ago with hundreds of gates but these had one purpose. If you have a grid with hundreds of thousands of different paths, which one is the most effective? That is what those were. But in theory if you were capable of reprogramming these route gates you could most likely within a few years get processing chips that rival our current ones in the number of gates... but destroy them in pure processing power. Let us just say that if you managed to get quantum computing, the problem wouldn't be "how many operations you have to do" but "how large is the operations you have to do and can you put em in several pieces to calculate several things at once". If you want a good example look at Google Chrome in activity handler. If we manage to create quantum computers, each of those instance with google chrome could see a quantum processing chip in such a manner that they have one chip each. Account with that the current speeds and you can see this is insane. Pair this with the frozen light memory drives being developed in Denmark last I heard of them, that are as quick as ram but up to pentabyte in storage... our computers are gonna see a extremely large jump in effectivity. There is a lot of these things with the future of it all... Like quantum mechanical spinning ethernet connections... I do understand if most of these things have already been said and understand it was a while ago, but I do hope you see this and get yourself some answers from this... Also sorry about the fucking book I just wrote here XD Have fun, GG and all that shit. OH ALSO! O-oooooooooo AAAAE-A-A-I-A-U- JO-oooooooooooo AAE-O-A-A-U-U-A- E-eee-ee-eee AAAAE-A-E-I-E-A-JO-ooo-oo-oo-oo EEEEO-A-AAA-AAAAO!
so basically instead of bits (0, 1) there are qubits which are 0s and 1s at the same time-like an electron is a particle and a wave at the same time-hence "quantum" computing referring to the quantum state. Therefore, it allows for faster computing instead of true or false trial by error which takes longer.
I started watching your videos like couple weeks ago now was watching dashiexp on mario maker and ended up here and i gotta tell you i can't stop watching your videos xD i love how you have to think in this game and how you easily seem to complete them haha keep them coming ~~~
I got four of my wisdom teeth pulled yesterday. So today I decided to lay in bed and watch some great Carl content. However at 16:30 I couldn't help but burst into laughter as he sphagetti'd the ending. And his reaction was just icing on the cake! It hurt so much, BUT IT HURT SO GOOD!!!!!
Hey Carl, thank you for making these Mario Maker videos, because they are so much fun to watch, and are the primary reason I decided to get this game. I haven't made any decent levels yet, but who knows what could happen?
The other night I loaded up the twitch app and caught the very end of your stream, what a trip. The brain power ending was too good. I had my surround sound kicking so the whole room was filled, then wound up watching the raided stream for a little bit. Fun times
Here I was sitting all hunched over watching this on my phone and then you said that shit about bad posture and I sat up immediately and corrected it 😂. Thank you!
yes the competition is the reason the community is better because it's not directly relating to your level of skill vs another person's, it's a person vs the game
This was the first time I watched your stream and I joined just in time for the final full run and the amazing BRAIN POWER! Very fun stream and I look forward to watching more!
I don't have the bandwidth for Twich so thank you for putting enough of your stuff on youtube that I can enjoy it too. I love watching you swing wildly from being amazing at this game to getting destroyed.
I think the reason that the mario maker community is so pleasant is a combination of 2 things. A) It's a game that appeals to an older audience, because it has a nostalgia kick to us. B) It's typically something that takes a sizable amount of skill to play, so the age group is older. Sure, there's levels like the classical mario levels, but if that's all you played day in and day out, it's not something that would appeal to the younger audience.
I think there's a bunch of things that makes the speedrunning and Mario Maker communities different from LoL and other games. While speedrunning is competitive, it's not a shooter or other multiplayer game where you are _actively_ competing against others in real time. I think that having someone beat you in real time is way more frustrating than someone beating your record. Another big difference is that these communities are really interested in finding tricks, glitches, and other interesting things about games. It's not just about playing and winning, it's about seeing what's possible. You can enjoy the latter part even if you suck. These communities remind me of the old hacker/phreaker communities who often just wanted to push the limits of what's possible with technology. This is VERY different than other games where the focus is really just on winning. I think a lot of the speedrunning and Mario Maker communities are much more connected than other games. The fact that they are smaller communities than you see in an MMO helps (think of the Mario Maker community as an MMO guild rather than the entire game). Twitch also makes a huge difference. It's much more difficult to be a dick to something who is actively entertaining (and educating, in your case!) you.
The reason speedrunning communities are usually very nice is because it's not individuals trying to get the best time it's a group of people trying to find the fastest way to beat a game.
Hey, Carl. I'm not sure if you ran some kind of ad campaign for your videos or what, because I certainly didn't used to spend time watching SMM videos, but I'm very glad I decided to click that video I saw in my suggestions box about two weeks ago(you can thank your username for that, btw). You're very fun to watch and have such a positive attitude, even while being trolled. It's very refreshing. I've watched every one of your videos from the last 5 months now(I'm working backwards) and I think I can actually theoretically beat some puzzle levels. Lol. I may not have the technical skills, but I try to predict what needs to be done to solve them as I watch the video and it's very fun. So, thanks for all the entertaining, positive videos. Keep up the good work. And... O-oooooooooo AAAAE-A-A-I-A-U- JO-oooooooooooo AAE-O-A-A-U-U-A- E-eee-ee-eee AAAAE-A-E-I-E-A-JO-ooo-oo-oo-oo EEEEO-A-AAA-AAAAO
Super impressive. Also, major shoutout to SeanHip, because not only does he have to conceive of these levels, which is majorly impressive, but he also has to beat his own levels to upload them. It just blows me away.
Congrats to the world record :D I saw the full one and a half hours in the stream. I like how you were first planning to do 20 minutes and then do puzzles and ended up saying "One more try" after like 30 minutes :D
Just a side comment on quantum computing. 1. We can't keep the "computer" running for long enough to do anything relevant yet. 2. This wont be for everyday use. For browsing the internet and writing papers a regular processor will still be faster. It's the large scale simulations and supercomputer processes that will be made orders of magnitude faster.
The difficulty with quantum computing lies in how unbelievably sensitive quantum computers are to interference. This sensitivity is an unavoidable fact of physics. In order to carry out the computation correctly, the wavefunction has to explore the state space you're interested in, with zero interaction with the outside environment. The bigger the computation, the more qubits you need, which in turn means more elements in your system, and the more likely the system is to have a random interaction that breaks the computation. I've often thought of the sensitivity of some wavefunctions like soap bubbles-you can manipulate them to an extent, gently push them and guide them, even stretch them a little-but they'll pop (collapse) eventually, and once they do, you have to start from the beginning again. There are quantum error detection/correction methods, just like there are in regular computers, but unfortunately, the most common kind of classical error correction-redundancy-is fundamentally impossible due to quantum mechanics and the no-cloning theorem. So not only are quantum computers exponentially more sensitive to errors than classical computers, errors are more difficult to detect and correct! That gives you an idea of the difficulty involved. The most recent advance was hailed as a milestone, and it was definitely progress. But it's the kind of incremental progress that is typical in science. I don't think we'll be having quantum computers on our desktops, or even our factories, any time soon.
The basic idea from what I get of quantum computers as well is the fact that a lot of information can be written in the spin of an electron. So instead of requiring whole loops in circuits to generate a value, you'd need just one electron. This obviously means that you can process and hold a whooolllllle lot more information in a smaller space then you ever could with electricity.
+Carlsagan42 I think the reason speedrun communities are more friendly than "competitive" game communities (League, et al) is because a speed run is the player against the game, rather than other people. There's a lot of crowdsourcing as people test the game's limits and that builds the comaradery
Hey! I love your content that you put out and all the work you put into your livestreams and youtube videos! Also, I'd be really happy to see Super Expert #10 :) (It's my favorite series!)
it's because speed running isn't about how fast one person can play a game, it's to see how fast the game can be beaten by a human, It's not a test of skill but more a test of game mechanics
i think speedrunners share their strats to keep competition alive, if one finds a game changing strat and gets the wr but doesn't share it then he won't have to work on that game for who knows how long, while by sharing it he/she keeps his/her competitors up to speed and keeps things interesting
on quantum computing, the biggest struggle is error correcting. the best analogy i've heard is that quantum computing is like an analog dial, lets say you want to set the dial to 5 its really hard to set it at exactly 5 and that leads to errors in your computation which get worse and worse as you do millions of computations. So what a lot of quantum info guys are working on is trying to error correct without having to reset the dial every time essentially.
So, the idea behind quantum computers is not that they can do what normal computers cannot, but that they can do crazy parallel processing. Where a bit in a classical computer is either a 0 or a 1, a qbit in a quantum computer is a superposition between states. That means that, for instance, if you're looking for the prime factorisation of a big number (say in an encryption), instead of trying out all options one by one, you can try them all at once, and with a reasonable certainty get an answer that is correct. When last I heard, a few years ago, they had managed to factorise 21. The only qbit I've ever seen a video of (the video was by Veritasium, v=zNzzGgr2mhk) was implemented as the spin of a single electron around a phosphorus atom, in a silicone transistor that conducted or didn't conduct electricity depending on the spin.
Full Run: 21:18 with world record just after.
BTW I know we were talking about quantum computers and stuff but if at least every other comment in here isn't "O-oooooooooo AAAAE-A-A-I-A-U- JO-oooooooooooo AAE-O-A-A-U-U-A- E-eee-ee-eee AAAAE-A-E-I-E-A-JO-ooo-oo-oo-oo EEEEO-A-AAA-AAAAO" I'm going to be very disappointed.
BRAIN POWER th-cam.com/video/mj-v6zCnEaw/w-d-xo.html
Sorry webcam quality is kinda blech, will fix that next time. Trying to find a balance between the best quality and what will not make my computer explode.
Do you record whole streams? If so, is there any chance you might be able to upload them. I don't have time to watch twitch much, what with school starting and I procrastinated summer reading, but I love your stream
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Oh, and Carl. What other songs do you recommend?
+Kbking16 you can view them on twitch
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David Xu I didnt know that, thank you
4:13 "AWWWWW FUCK, DAMN IT, ITS SO TIGHT, AAAAAAHHH SHIT"
Talk to me dirty more often Carl
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Insert USB into backup USB Port.
3:54 "in the hole" ---> 4:13 "AWWWWW FUCK, DAMN IT, ITS SO TIGHT, AAAAAAHHH SHIT" ^^
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LurchGurk 14:16 GET IN THERE GET IN THERE GET IN THERE
Adrenaline is pumpin'
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Adrenaline is pumpin' (Let's make the lyrics, one line at a time)
+CarlSagan42 I had shocking posture (hunchback lol) from never sleeping on a bed during my teens. Weirdly the thing that cured it was breaking my collarbone and having to wear a shoulder brace for three months. Seemed to correct the bones first then I developed the muscle when it came off.
Generator, automatic lover.
Atomic, atomic, overdrive
Carl, your screeches are bone-chilling, but your jokes are just as humerus as ever. Tibia honest, you really know how to hit my funny bone.
also i give this video the award for the most helpful description
Ikr
PieBathBob your puns are good but try to lay a little more backbone in to it. but I'm just a bonehead commenting
16:31 _If you want to make an apple pie from scratch, you must first create a metric ton of Spaghetti._
Totally amazing, man. It blows my mind how you can keep going for so long, even after beating the level once, to get the best time.
I'm not even sure you understand what insane level of quality entertainment this is to watch, haha!
Not only this, but you're ALSO charismatic and keep interacting (WELL) with the viewers.
I seriously marvel.
You're one rare gem to come by, I tell you that!
God bless you!
Wanted to post something similar but you beat me to it. This channel easily became my favorite one here on TH-cam.
+CarlSagan42 hands down my favorite youtuber, as far as I can tell you have a great personality and not a serial axe murderer
I agree dude 😂 he is gonna blow up even bigger soon
Couldn't have said it better.
That "RAAH" noise you keep editing on catches me off guard every time and makes me laugh
great editing and gameplay as always :)
you upload at an ungodly time in the morning for est
don't care, it's Carl, have to watch
SeanHip is without a doubt the best SMM level creator. This is way better than even the classic Kaizo levels.
Sean and kiavik are tied for me.
23:30 Beat the level. Deal with it. :p
No I'm the best SMM level creator lol
+Sniperninja564 Games and Carls rad
+Sniperninja564 Games Thomandy is better for puzzles.
Speedrunning is a collaborative competition. Most runners are happy when other people run the same game as them and get good times, not when only they get a WR in isolation with secret strats. There's shared enthusiasm for the games and a desire to have everyone on an even playing field with knowledge.
I am currently off camping with my family and still got some time to watch your videos, and I gotta say, camping is very much like this level, it's very in-tents
That description tho...xD
Lol.
What's that from? The song at the end?
+Banana Poo Yea, it's the chorus of the song Brainpower - NOMA
Just Seen it myself and was wondering if anyone in the comments caught it.
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where in the world does that phrase or whatever it is came from???
Noma - brain power
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Oh a note on speedrunning being competitive. I think a lot of it has to do with speedrunning being a very varied thing, there´s a lot of ways to speedrun. Sharing strats and skips is a way to not only be a part of something you love, with other people that care for the same thing, but also a way to keep relevant even if you don´t have the fastest time "Shoutouts this this guy for finding that strat"-kind of thing.
Also finding, and sharing cool stuff you find in a game encourages other people to pick up the same game, most runners want more people to be interested in the game they´re running, rather than being on top of a leaderboard all alone. Sorry for tldr material;)
I agree! The fun isn't in being better than everyone, it's about sharing a game you love with others :)
I think the key is in that this is solo performance vs team performance. When you speedrun, only you can mess it up. While in team games, you can always easily blame others, whether they deserve the blame or not. This along with being teamed up with people you do not know, and limited communication causes toxicity in community. I'm talking about both short messages being easily misunderstood in both tone and meaning. But also tolerance to criticism from people you don't know feeling worse than it would, coming from people you know and see face to face.
+CarlSagan42 what i know/think i know: Quantum computing is not 1s or 0s but 1s, 0s or a quantum state of both. also quantum tunneling where 2 particles are somehow connected from any distance. and people for the longest time could compute but couldnt get the results because as soon as you looked the results changed. Almost like Schrödinger's cat. they found a way around that though. something about other dementions. Im studying for IT networking and have looked into it a little in my free time.
Cool beans man. I just commented on a agdq vid how much I'm loving the love in the speedrunning community.super supportive and friendly atmosphere. The competitiveness -if it can be called that- rly feels like it comes from a love of the game and strat
+Cole Teets can we have this in English, please? XD
SOme of that actually made sense. SOmehow. like, 10%. But wow. Cool stuff
The first time I saw this video, it made me attempt to fix my posture (I've done this a few other times too), but it slowly got worse again over the last few months. Then this shows up in my recommended videos and I think, "That was a good video. I'll watch it again." I completely forgot about the posture talk, so it helped again.
Hahaha I do this exact same thing too. Something will remind me of something I had planned to do and then stopped doing and I'll be like "shit!"
23:18 The legendary face of Carl.
That salt that starts at 16:32.
It only took him an hour to get back to that point.
The fucking chat during brain power gets me every time it's like he is feeding the beast
I like how, in the second to last section, if your timing is on point, the set of 3 double-sided skewers line up perfectly with the music. Little things like that are so satisfying.
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Carl your videos are amazing. Besides your incredible skills and fast reflexes, the thing that amazes me the most is your patience for some of the most frustrating levels I have ever seen. Keep posting video!
23:31 swag is about to happen
I am absolutely loving the editing lately, keep it up I love your channel :D
Quantum Computing is actually not 1's and 0's,
Quantum Computing is all about so called 'qubits', these can 'describe' any combination of a and b that satisfy |a²| + |b²| = 1, so it actually describes a '2 dimensional sphere' or the surface of a 'ball'. (They _can_ actually describe 1 and 0)
So 1 qubit can have 'more' information than an array of bits.
And the problem was to 'make' them as precise as needed and encoding them with the same precision.
Yes yes floor is made out of floor
Actually if you plug the sun into the quadratic formula and then place that on a graph, the parabolic shape of the line would resemble the quantum physics that means that it is 0's and 1's, and in turn, steven hawking would have to be placed in the formula of the axis of symmetry(x=-b/2a) in order to find that x=13£.
You lost me at the first Quantum
You can’t pretend like you’re intelligent enough to understand anything that has to do with a mechanic of quantum forces if you don’t know the difference between plural nouns and apostrophes on a noun.
@@theosw6961 Some people are good at physics and some are good at grammar. Being good with one doesn't necessarily mean you'll be good at the other.
I can't actually believe you thought about WR on this one after so many hours attempting to just finish it, your ambition is insane ^_^
Thanks a lot on the efforts by editing this video. I know for a fact the longer the videos are and the tougher it gets by cutting the boring parts. Props!
I'm not a speedrunner, but I'm involved in some other skill-intensive communities (sleight of hand, circus, chess), and all of these things are just so difficult and so isolating that communities form. Chess is competition - that's what you do. But the majority of what's happening in chess is all about teaching - any Grandmaster who isn't the tip-top of the world tournament scene can be found all over youtube and twitch sharing all of their tricks. I imagine the speedrunning community is built on the same kind of mutual passion....people want to share the trial and triumph of something they're passionate about.
Guys in League of Legends just want to get kills.....
Yes, I love the teaching aspect :) That's probably why I also enjoy being a teacher in "the real world" :P
I guess speedrunners want to be the best because of their skill, not because they use secret mechanics that gives them an advantage just by knowing about them.
+SirGeforce knowing the helpful mechanics of the game is all part of getting better as a speedrunner; it isn't an unfair advantage, it's a skill that they've learned.
Knowing of a glitch and thus beating the previous record without being better mechanically would not make me happy.
That's a really narrow view of speedrunning....first - there are no-glitch runs if you're a genuine purist (certain speedrunners ARE purists), but even the glitchiest run requires intense dedication to even approach a world record. What you're saying is the equivalent of "Professional basketball requires no talent - those guys are seven feet tall!" Being tall helps - no doubt - but it also helps to spend 20 years training with the best and the brightest.
I wouldn't shrug off speedrunning as mere glitch exploitation with no game skill to back it up...Mario speedrunners genuinely ARE the best Mario players in the world.
As for the new Harry Potter book, my brother got it for his birthday, and he basically said that you'll like it if you're a Harry Potter fan because it has a lot of love letter nods and allusions to the previous books, whilst also giving you more of the characters you love.
I can't wait for agdq and sgdq 2017 Mario Maker. I love watching you and Panga and I'm glad to see what you and others have contributed to this community (twitch heart)
I'm super excited for it again too! I really hope they let us back in! I think it's gonna be the best event yet. It was very new when we first tried it, and I think we've worked out all the kinks! I think the level difficulty will be perfect, and I think we have the perfect team of level designers and racers this time. Plus, we are going to probably add a co-commentator with Golden.
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mario maker is fun because no one expects the spani... wait...
no one expects the levels to be trollish at times, not even the racers. blind races are the best races only for that reason
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carls the reason i have a wiiu he got me hooked...
Love how you threw in that "OOOAOW" clip everywhere :) 17:37
Description cracked me up xD
Don't do crack.
I'll do some Cracked Crack Cracking a Crack with Crack on Crack with BRAIN POWER!
meanstreak110 Because he likes Mario Maker :P
meanstreak110 Why are you watching Carl, Meanstreak? Why are you watching what people are watching? Because people are watching it and you don't have any talent to entertain anyone? That's it!
You're one of the few channels I still enjoy and I'm glad I was awake for this upload
I think the reason the speedrunning community is so cool is because you guys are basically just trying to push the limits of what is possible.
Think about it. Who could have imagined that people would be able to beat Ocarina of Time in the time it takes me to boil an egg? Or collect all 150 stars in Super Mario 64 in the time I could watch a short film?
Competitive games oftentimes have toxic communities because the players feel that they are limited in what they can do by forces not in their control, i.e. Imbalanced heroes, cheap strats, stupid teammates, hackers, etc. They make excuses after excuses as to why they can't succeed, and it's always someone else's fault.
One one side, you have a community that focuses on achieving the impossible and exploring endless possibilities. On the other, a community that focuses on copying the meta and drawing hard lines as to what is or isn't possible. That's why they're so different.
Interesting perspective, thanks!
I think there are a few other things worth considering, such as the fact that speedrunning is a personal challenge before anything else, so its really about personal betterment and not about beating the best.
It's also worth mentioning that speedruns almost paradoxically require more patience than other things; not everyone can do the same thing in a row for hours sometimes without getting any results whatsoever and say they enjoyed themselves afterwards, so for the most part, good speedrunners seem to just be more laid back as people.
Also, it's really pretty easy for someone to get into the community if they're interested, since you're basically walking up to them and saying, "Talk to me about your favorite subject and I will absorb it like a dry sponge." It's always good to see a community growing, and having it grow with your participation, as well as getting to rant about what you love, is really just good all around (I guess this falls under speedrunning being a niche community).
Thanks! Great content, love your channel! :D
TLDR; The Mario Maker and Speed Running communities are like an art gallery and its patrons. The League of Legends and CS:GO Communities are like a toddler being told he has to eat his broccoli if he wants his desert.
I think it also has a lot to do with the dedication to the craft. Many artists admire another's work. It's similar to speed running and Mario Maker.
In speed running it's the art of transitioning between scenes as quickly as possible using any method available in the game. It's more of an art and a science combined.
In the Mario Maker community you have the traditional creative aspect paired with the gaming community. Add in the nostalgia of Mario from any youngsters development and you've got a community designed around design, and built to be supportive. Even the star system is used appropriately in Mario Maker.
Games like league of legends and Counter Strike end up with bad communities because people that are unable to compete at the level they want to want to deter and demean others. They want to bring everyone to their level so that it's an "even" game. But skill and mechanics and practice are required and most people that play Mario Maker or do Speed Runs practise daily. This is not always the case with other genres of games.
Along with the fact that Mario Maker and Speed Running are niche communities that rely on the community the way the community relies on them makes for a very symbiotic relationship of respect and cautious criticisms; directly in opposition to the other communities that are designed around being better than the next person (even a team-mate).
And to not detract from the other replies, I really do agree with @TheoreticallyInsane and @MysteryMan; I've just phrased it for my personal perspective.
I think the community is so good because of how small it is, everybody knows eachother and there isn't really room for toxicity. Also I think speedrunning or kaizo attracts a certain type of person who just have a love for the game itself, there isn't big bucks in Mario maker/speedrunning, and that seems to keep everything fairly pleasant and purely for fun.
Carl, you have to practice more levels from this person... he gets you EVERY TIME with the final troll in the level. :p
Oh he's played PLENTY of SeanHip levels lol
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Yeah, and he still gets trolled in every single one. :p
Ergo, he needs more practice.
Ever since i subbed you a couple months ago i noticed the editing quality of your videos has constantly increased. Good job and keep brightening my days!
I think the communities of team based games are generally more toxic. people blame each other for every mistake and due to being anonymus everybody just does as he pleases, no matter if you're trolling or if you use really abusive language. I played a lot of league of legends and overwatch and always tried to keep it friendly but it doesn't matter how nice you are, if you have a bad game there is a good chance you're gonna get flamed ^^ mario maker community is probably better because it is all about your own skill. if you fck up, it's your own fault. you probably won't see this comment though :D love you carl
on the first win, when you stop right beside the axe, you can just feel time come to a stop for the final jump. it's so easy to screw up, and it's amazing. those kinda moments are the best.
very descriptive description ;)
If nobody else did it, 23:40 is brain power
I wouldn't want to be in Carl's dorm at 9:00 on Saturday trying to sleep.
16:40 "And that's when Carl knew,,, he fucked up."
I love watching the speedrun times because Carl usually has messy hair & its so cute! Love you Carl
I'm really liking the editing you're doing to these videos! It makes your commentary a lot easier to follow and just better all around.
How does he turn extreme anger into laughter? I would've thrown my controller if I got to the end and died.
Really glad discovered your channel recently. Watching your videos is always entertaining.
Keep up the great work! Love the editing you do.
On the whole quantum computing thing, it is a big deal because of the quantum laws.
In theory what a quantum computer does is that instead of reading the electrical current flowing through the gates, it reads the state of the quantum particle itself. So you have two different possible states for it which is you "ones" and "zeros". But here comes the kicker.
Because of the uncertainty principle within quantum laws a quantum particle can be in two different states at the same time. This means that in theory a single gate can be read as 1 and 0 at the same exact moment. Now this is what makes it truly insane, as you add gates to it, instead of being so you only get one operation per gate, you can have as many operations per gate as there are gates. So practically instead of counting gates bit and such with just "1,2,3,4..." you count them 2^x where x is the number of gates. And already chips with quantum theory in working when I last read (which was about 27 or so) were insanely quick still. The only problem is that they can sometimes quantum tunneling I think it is within the gates, creating a useless gate. There have been quantum computers two or three years ago with hundreds of gates but these had one purpose. If you have a grid with hundreds of thousands of different paths, which one is the most effective? That is what those were. But in theory if you were capable of reprogramming these route gates you could most likely within a few years get processing chips that rival our current ones in the number of gates... but destroy them in pure processing power. Let us just say that if you managed to get quantum computing, the problem wouldn't be "how many operations you have to do" but "how large is the operations you have to do and can you put em in several pieces to calculate several things at once". If you want a good example look at Google Chrome in activity handler. If we manage to create quantum computers, each of those instance with google chrome could see a quantum processing chip in such a manner that they have one chip each. Account with that the current speeds and you can see this is insane. Pair this with the frozen light memory drives being developed in Denmark last I heard of them, that are as quick as ram but up to pentabyte in storage... our computers are gonna see a extremely large jump in effectivity. There is a lot of these things with the future of it all... Like quantum mechanical spinning ethernet connections...
I do understand if most of these things have already been said and understand it was a while ago, but I do hope you see this and get yourself some answers from this... Also sorry about the fucking book I just wrote here XD Have fun, GG and all that shit.
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Your editing is is amazing, I like how you'll repeat a particular death multiple times throughout the vods
so basically instead of bits (0, 1) there are qubits which are 0s and 1s at the same time-like an electron is a particle and a wave at the same time-hence "quantum" computing referring to the quantum state. Therefore, it allows for faster computing instead of true or false trial by error which takes longer.
I started watching your videos like couple weeks ago now was watching dashiexp on mario maker and ended up here and i gotta tell you i can't stop watching your videos xD
i love how you have to think in this game and how you easily seem to complete them haha
keep them coming ~~~
I got four of my wisdom teeth pulled yesterday. So today I decided to lay in bed and watch some great Carl content. However at 16:30 I couldn't help but burst into laughter as he sphagetti'd the ending. And his reaction was just icing on the cake! It hurt so much, BUT IT HURT SO GOOD!!!!!
Hey Carl, thank you for making these Mario Maker videos, because they are so much fun to watch, and are the primary reason I decided to get this game. I haven't made any decent levels yet, but who knows what could happen?
My pleasure, glad you enjoy them!
+CarlSagan42 hard as balls huh
lol dude I love your levels keep it up man
16:32 greatest mario maker moment ever! Carl sounded like a banshee put of hell
You know it is a seanhip puzzle when you make it to the end and then screw up by the level design.
I really enjoy the formula in which you edit your videos! Keep it up man you're awesome!!
The other night I loaded up the twitch app and caught the very end of your stream, what a trip.
The brain power ending was too good. I had my surround sound kicking so the whole room was filled, then wound up watching the raided stream for a little bit.
Fun times
23:18 if you pause it thats where that beautiful "bust a nut moment face" happens lmao
I love the way carl has been editing, he's getting really good!!
You know, my face always lights up when I see a new Carl Video in my recommended section. Keep it up, Carl!
Here I was sitting all hunched over watching this on my phone and then you said that shit about bad posture and I sat up immediately and corrected it 😂. Thank you!
yes the competition is the reason the community is better because it's not directly relating to your level of skill vs another person's, it's a person vs the game
MY WORD!!!! :-O Insane on the membrane!! I be like mind blown and jaws drop watching you play man!! You're epic!! :-D
I fell asleep during this stream and the BRAIN POWER woke me up at something like 5:30 AM. Worth it.
This was the first time I watched your stream and I joined just in time for the final full run and the amazing BRAIN POWER! Very fun stream and I look forward to watching more!
I don't have the bandwidth for Twich so thank you for putting enough of your stuff on youtube that I can enjoy it too. I love watching you swing wildly from being amazing at this game to getting destroyed.
Mr. Carl's Wild Ride
+CarlSagan42 Carl I made you a one screen puzzle the I'd is 9FBC-OOOO-O283-784F play if you want ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
I think the reason that the mario maker community is so pleasant is a combination of 2 things. A) It's a game that appeals to an older audience, because it has a nostalgia kick to us. B) It's typically something that takes a sizable amount of skill to play, so the age group is older. Sure, there's levels like the classical mario levels, but if that's all you played day in and day out, it's not something that would appeal to the younger audience.
Speedrunners share their strats because speedrunning is a gentleman's sport, the cricket of videogames.
I think there's a bunch of things that makes the speedrunning and Mario Maker communities different from LoL and other games.
While speedrunning is competitive, it's not a shooter or other multiplayer game where you are _actively_ competing against others in real time. I think that having someone beat you in real time is way more frustrating than someone beating your record.
Another big difference is that these communities are really interested in finding tricks, glitches, and other interesting things about games. It's not just about playing and winning, it's about seeing what's possible. You can enjoy the latter part even if you suck. These communities remind me of the old hacker/phreaker communities who often just wanted to push the limits of what's possible with technology. This is VERY different than other games where the focus is really just on winning.
I think a lot of the speedrunning and Mario Maker communities are much more connected than other games. The fact that they are smaller communities than you see in an MMO helps (think of the Mario Maker community as an MMO guild rather than the entire game). Twitch also makes a huge difference. It's much more difficult to be a dick to something who is actively entertaining (and educating, in your case!) you.
First time I ever caught your stream live was this stream. It was quite an experience of ups and downs while you were doing this level.
This was such a well edited, funny episode! Loved all the cuts, Andy. Thanks for the vids man, great run!
Thanks so much!
18:24 I'm here practically laying down in my chair.
The reason speedrunning communities are usually very nice is because it's not individuals trying to get the best time it's a group of people trying to find the fastest way to beat a game.
Hey, Carl. I'm not sure if you ran some kind of ad campaign for your videos or what, because I certainly didn't used to spend time watching SMM videos, but I'm very glad I decided to click that video I saw in my suggestions box about two weeks ago(you can thank your username for that, btw). You're very fun to watch and have such a positive attitude, even while being trolled. It's very refreshing. I've watched every one of your videos from the last 5 months now(I'm working backwards) and I think I can actually theoretically beat some puzzle levels. Lol. I may not have the technical skills, but I try to predict what needs to be done to solve them as I watch the video and it's very fun. So, thanks for all the entertaining, positive videos. Keep up the good work. And...
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Super impressive. Also, major shoutout to SeanHip, because not only does he have to conceive of these levels, which is majorly impressive, but he also has to beat his own levels to upload them. It just blows me away.
i thoroughly enjoyed the description of this video
3 months in and he still has the world record on this. Great job man! Loving your video's
Amazing video Carl, i cant believe you did the WR, congrats.
I would never have the patience for this. Kudos to you
I can't go a day without watching some of your videos. It's kinda like crack.
Congrats to the world record :D I saw the full one and a half hours in the stream. I like how you were first planning to do 20 minutes and then do puzzles and ended up saying "One more try" after like 30 minutes :D
Just a side comment on quantum computing. 1. We can't keep the "computer" running for long enough to do anything relevant yet. 2. This wont be for everyday use. For browsing the internet and writing papers a regular processor will still be faster. It's the large scale simulations and supercomputer processes that will be made orders of magnitude faster.
Dat ending though. I like how every one is freaking out and partying, and Tomandy is just like wtf is going on.
Hahaha I love Thomandy's messages during that xD
carl is really getting better at editing. congrats carl
The difficulty with quantum computing lies in how unbelievably sensitive quantum computers are to interference. This sensitivity is an unavoidable fact of physics. In order to carry out the computation correctly, the wavefunction has to explore the state space you're interested in, with zero interaction with the outside environment. The bigger the computation, the more qubits you need, which in turn means more elements in your system, and the more likely the system is to have a random interaction that breaks the computation.
I've often thought of the sensitivity of some wavefunctions like soap bubbles-you can manipulate them to an extent, gently push them and guide them, even stretch them a little-but they'll pop (collapse) eventually, and once they do, you have to start from the beginning again.
There are quantum error detection/correction methods, just like there are in regular computers, but unfortunately, the most common kind of classical error correction-redundancy-is fundamentally impossible due to quantum mechanics and the no-cloning theorem.
So not only are quantum computers exponentially more sensitive to errors than classical computers, errors are more difficult to detect and correct! That gives you an idea of the difficulty involved.
The most recent advance was hailed as a milestone, and it was definitely progress. But it's the kind of incremental progress that is typical in science. I don't think we'll be having quantum computers on our desktops, or even our factories, any time soon.
Awesome upload Carl, I'm always amazed at how you get through these levels. Thanks for the entertainment.
The basic idea from what I get of quantum computers as well is the fact that a lot of information can be written in the spin of an electron. So instead of requiring whole loops in circuits to generate a value, you'd need just one electron. This obviously means that you can process and hold a whooolllllle lot more information in a smaller space then you ever could with electricity.
the one thing that makes this channel good is that (apearently) no matter what he does not rage
Wow this is INSANE!! Seanhip should give you some prizes for his insane levels!!!
+Carlsagan42 I think the reason speedrun communities are more friendly than "competitive" game communities (League, et al) is because a speed run is the player against the game, rather than other people. There's a lot of crowdsourcing as people test the game's limits and that builds the comaradery
Every time Brain Power is played, Carl gets a new idea for a kaizo level. Stop the madness
Hey! I love your content that you put out and all the work you put into your livestreams and youtube videos! Also, I'd be really happy to see Super Expert #10 :) (It's my favorite series!)
it's because speed running isn't about how fast one person can play a game, it's to see how fast the game can be beaten by a human, It's not a test of skill but more a test of game mechanics
Not the person I was expecting to be making brain power jokes lmao
I think the speedrunning comunity is like the Olympics. It's competitive, but it's there to celebrate hard work and exellence.
i think speedrunners share their strats to keep competition alive, if one finds a game changing strat and gets the wr but doesn't share it then he won't have to work on that game for who knows how long, while by sharing it he/she keeps his/her competitors up to speed and keeps things interesting
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on quantum computing, the biggest struggle is error correcting. the best analogy i've heard is that quantum computing is like an analog dial, lets say you want to set the dial to 5 its really hard to set it at exactly 5 and that leads to errors in your computation which get worse and worse as you do millions of computations. So what a lot of quantum info guys are working on is trying to error correct without having to reset the dial every time essentially.
And here I was sitting with bad posture. When you said that, I rolled my eyes and sat up straight. xD
So, the idea behind quantum computers is not that they can do what normal computers cannot, but that they can do crazy parallel processing. Where a bit in a classical computer is either a 0 or a 1, a qbit in a quantum computer is a superposition between states. That means that, for instance, if you're looking for the prime factorisation of a big number (say in an encryption), instead of trying out all options one by one, you can try them all at once, and with a reasonable certainty get an answer that is correct. When last I heard, a few years ago, they had managed to factorise 21.
The only qbit I've ever seen a video of (the video was by Veritasium, v=zNzzGgr2mhk) was implemented as the spin of a single electron around a phosphorus atom, in a silicone transistor that conducted or didn't conduct electricity depending on the spin.
I needed my fix of super mario maker.
Why is this so entertaining?
Excellent level and playthrough of course!
If you want to jump straight to the party -> 23:38
That yattenai right at the axe still breaks my heart, lol.