I've seen many comments about how much I am good at math. Actually, no. I took a Linear Algebra class one year ago. I am talking about Linear Algebra because all these transformations and rotations are about matrices taught in Linear Algebra class. My letter grade was D. I decided to retake the course. On my second try, I got a D again, even though I worked much more than on the first try. Then, how could I code such a project when I pass the course barely? I spent at least 10 hours. I searched on the internet every possible website, took notes, and finally, I was good to go. What I mean is do not be discouraged when you see this types of videos. If you spend time as much as your goal requires, you can get there.
30 seconds in and I feel delighted by this guy- Opening up Wikipedia, doing matrices homework using a formula- and figuring out the math for the rotation. This person knows what he's doing.
It just pisses me off because in my college they will not allow you to search up stuff like this guy does during programming assessments. They want us to do everything purely off the top of our heads even though it is unrealistic. Is it right that they do this? I’m talking as a mechanical engineering student with hardly any programming experience.
@@E_Rico This isn't good, and its not like this at my school. Half the job is looking stuff up. Its good to learn things because you'll be quicker at them later, but especially if you're a mech-e, that is pretty stupid.
Basically the objective is to create a spinning cube. A cube has vertices and is 3D. A good starting point is rotation matrices. You use a matrix for each of the 6 sides of the 3D cube to create the surface area. Since its rotating, that's why 0, 90 and 180 (degrees) He used a website to calculate the matrices output, which was in the form of X, Y, Z. Notice that you get different combos each time for different matrix inputs He is using C language to write the program and started out in a terminal, created a C file, and vimmed into it so he can edit the file and write the program Hope that helps :)
I like how _accurate_ to irl programming this was. It's not just someone furiously typing away at a black screen, you are figuring out the math, searching for resources online, and casually using tools like inspect element.
this man did not just open up inspect element and delete an ad, he really just went "I dont need no damn ad blocker! Ill delete the damn thing myself!"
@@nguyentiensu3825 I'm a physics student brother, you have a much better foundation to build on if you want to understand this in the future don't worry :) PS- I understand nothing too
@@nguyentiensu3825 I understand only early part of this video that he trying to use Matrix rotation formula to create this cube and calculate axis of x,y,z to calculate coordinate of cube else idk
We dont actually know how to do this immediately, we actually require like 2 days to create such programs lol. This person posted a comment saying he took 10 hours to study this spinning cube before writing the actual program. That's about 2 days of work condensed into 20 mins video.
The main difference between you and him is you have dedicated years to art and films while he has dedicated years to coding. Yes, we are all different, but not by as much as you’d think. Skill comes from practice
Base rígida de álgebra lineal, cálculos a la perfección viendo solo la fórmula y saber aplicarla y una dominación de programación. Sabe lo que quiere, pocos llegan a tanto, una inspiración
Okay no because programmers are actually so cool. You’ve managed to grasp something that takes years of practice and to master and to me that’s the coolest thing ever
Very good. You could use quaternions for a more of natural rotation than the rotation matrices. Quaternions let you specify the axis of rotation where the rotation matrices usually don't have a consistent rotation axis which is unnatural. You can also combine rotations with quaternions for some cool effects that look completely natural.
If quaternions are mentioned we might as well also mention geometric algebra. As far as rotations goes they can be used to get the same improvement that you’d get from quaternions, but in a more transparent way, that generalizes better to any number of dimensions. Check it out if you haven’t, it’s pretty cool stuff and and they’re quite good at building geometric intuition in my opinion! Then again, not everything has to be optimal or use the absolute best tool for the job. If you know a tool that does what you want, just use it. You can always pick up new tools when you want to or need to! Happy programming!
I love the fact that we live in a world where you can literally jsut look up anything and get an answer for it like we are able to build so much so fast based off so many others frameworks
I started with the world of programming recently and honestly I have no idea what is going on in the video, but I hope one day to have that ability to program like you, enjoy the video a lot.
Fell asleep to this and legit had a dream that i finished a project im working on. So when i woke up I just chilled and took it easy and then checked for comments....im super behind now. Thanks alot man!
I just LOVE this video. It really IS ASMR programming. Easy to follow every step and understand the working process, especially as you show how you look up information you need (or being kind enough to think the viewer need anyway). Also very good choice of tooling and scope I think; basic ASCII instead of some graphics lib that needs initialization and stuff, plain good ole C and some global variables to make the little program less messy (procedural and data abstraction may be a good thing for most cases but here it would just clutter and complicate. Inspiring, captivating and pedagogic me thinks. All the best from a fellow programmer. :)
@@w1l1 Exactly, I tried to do this myself, took me like 10 hours and lots of debugging. Programming is not only typing but mostly thinking. Crazy how many new programmers will be mislead
@@w1l1 wtf. It depends how you perceive the message. The hell are you talking about, do you think they intend to destroy someone, what if their intention is actually the opposite.
@@w1l1 yeah pretty much but this is probably more of a subtly humorous or satirical series that’s just meant to be listed to in the background for that type-y office ambience
As someone currently studying freshmen level coding at uni, I am satisfied to say that I actually understood almost everything he did, except when he was declaring ominous variables usch as idx or ooz. The for and while loops were actually my last lesson, and to see them being used and explored made me feel more comfortable about coding. Like, "hey! he used the thing I was studying!" its super cool to see multiple concepts come together in a code to create something as epic as a rotating ASCII cube. ( oh and... COMMENT YOUR CODE PEOPLE)
Yep Snipping tool (Win-Shift-S). If you want the window to remain on top as it does in macOS, install Microsoft PowerToys which contains a bunch of useful tools, like keybindable colour picker and, of course, a tool which allows you to force any window to always stay on top. I don't think there's a way to do that without installing something, unless I'm mistaken.
Kısa zaman oldu sizi takibe alalı ama gerçekten ben gibi birçok genç arkadaşa, bu işi öğrenmek isteyenlere ilham olduğunuz aşikar. Temennim boynuzun kulağı geçmesi ama nasip kısmet :D Eline emeğine sağlık hocam başarılarının devamını diliyorum.
Hey man! Just bumped into the video and it's the first time i'm seeing concepts of the rotation matrices applied to code! I've studied them for university and now i can see the application for them!
Impossible don't subscribe in your channel, haha. What an amazing video, bro! Keep up with this awesome content! I didn't understand much the math stuff but I really enjoyed that 😁
Basically a cube is a 3D object but our screen is 2D so he uses Matrix to figure out. if the object is in 3D space which pixels is gonna display what value. That's how video games work. It's done by Matrix.
cool, been trying to make something similiar in C# but went wrong so far :D EDIT: today completed it using your calculateX,Y,Z functions !! thx for inspiration
As programmer, NeoVim user and mechanical keyboards fan, I find this SO relaxing and amazing. Thinking about porting your code to Rust, just because Rust is sexy.
How are you popping up the always-on-top windows from the selection crop? Brilliant stuff man, learned so much watching this. From a lowly python dev x
Hello I often see you quickly format the long code you copied from the other site Could you told me what shortcut is it? Or can you share your vim setting ? This would be helpful for me ! Many thanks ! Also great video for programming !!
@@Nightmare-qz3wt There's always the snipping tool (windows + shift + s) but it won't hover above your other applications and i'm not sure if there's a way to make it do so.
hi all, thought I'd leave this here if you're on windows, you can use the application "Always on Top" that lets you hit CTRL + SPACE on any application to keep it above everything else
Such a masterpiece in only 81 lines of code! 👏 I don't know much at all, myself, about coding. (Aka, only the very basics of Lua.) However, I do have an idea of the efficiency in that code. With my limited knowledge and experience, I gotta say I love those moments when I'd figure out how to reduce the very same action from say 12 lines of code to 5. Very satisfying! 👍 Fluent coding really does look like a lot of fun, but I have a lot that I don't necessarily prioritise to learn in order to get to that level. I do look forward to gliding through this sort of stuff one day though, once I've "amassed more knowledge". 🙂
lmfao if anyone thinks coding is like this, its not. he has done this and prepared all of this in advance and pretends its the first time hes doing it. shame on u
I've seen many comments about how much I am good at math. Actually, no. I took a Linear Algebra class one year ago. I am talking about Linear Algebra because all these transformations and rotations are about matrices taught in Linear Algebra class. My letter grade was D. I decided to retake the course. On my second try, I got a D again, even though I worked much more than on the first try. Then, how could I code such a project when I pass the course barely? I spent at least 10 hours. I searched on the internet every possible website, took notes, and finally, I was good to go. What I mean is do not be discouraged when you see this types of videos. If you spend time as much as your goal requires, you can get there.
I needed this thank you
so you take every possible side quest before doing the final boss, NOTED !
facts
You have my respect!
usually watching coding vids sets off the impostor syndrome for me but this comment makes me feel like I can make it, thanks for being honest brah
30 seconds in and I feel delighted by this guy- Opening up Wikipedia, doing matrices homework using a formula- and figuring out the math for the rotation. This person knows what he's doing.
Copying other peoples shit. Great
It just pisses me off because in my college they will not allow you to search up stuff like this guy does during programming assessments. They want us to do everything purely off the top of our heads even though it is unrealistic. Is it right that they do this?
I’m talking as a mechanical engineering student with hardly any programming experience.
And when the website's design was breaking, he opened inspect element to fix it lmao.
@@E_Rico This isn't good, and its not like this at my school. Half the job is looking stuff up. Its good to learn things because you'll be quicker at them later, but especially if you're a mech-e, that is pretty stupid.
Read the pinned comment
As a non-programmer, I have no idea what’s going on, but I enjoy the ASMR
Basically the objective is to create a spinning cube.
A cube has vertices and is 3D.
A good starting point is rotation matrices.
You use a matrix for each of the 6 sides of the 3D cube to create the surface area.
Since its rotating, that's why 0, 90 and 180 (degrees)
He used a website to calculate the matrices output, which was in the form of X, Y, Z. Notice that you get different combos each time for different matrix inputs
He is using C language to write the program and started out in a terminal, created a C file, and vimmed into it so he can edit the file and write the program
Hope that helps :)
don't worry, i'm a programmer nd dont understand either
@@WeyardWiz why 3 rotations and not 4? arent there 4 quadrants? 0 90 180 270?
@@Casevaiandando He swapped 270 with -90 which returns the same results (cos(-90) = cos(270) same for sin) so he did indeed rotate 4 times
Classic mao
I like how _accurate_ to irl programming this was. It's not just someone furiously typing away at a black screen, you are figuring out the math, searching for resources online, and casually using tools like inspect element.
nah bro idk how he didnt debug for 5 hours because thats what the real thing is like youre gonna spend more time debugging than programming
very true
@@josiahfu7703 everything else is accurate tho
@@grzyb11 i dont think it was 1st time he was programming this solution
"irl programming" you think this dude is in the matrix or sum?
As someone currently taking classes to learn code, I can confidently say I am lost but entertained.
Same
print("Kill ads")
Props to anyone who learns or attempts to learn to learn programming because this looks fucking insane
@@jasoncarter9344 I am an Undergraduate C++ programmer and i am having pretty fun here 😂
1:33 You editing that div to continue writing the matrix was an enlightening experience for me.
reminds me of a concealed weapon; one always needs the tools to properly protect oneself from unwarranted attack - display: none 💥
funny enough if he was a web dev he would have just hit cmd-c, clicked it and hit delete. As a web dev this cube is completely over my head.
I felt the same way. This changes EVERYTHING for me haha
adblock is your best friend here
@@RancorSweetly Usually you can just delete the node.
The internet is a... particularly unique place to find stuff like this
Ive found it. The perfect programmer background asmr. No more searching for a good video to vibe to while doing other stuff. this is it
try sean barrett
What keyboard does he use?
@@hunteractually3637 little late but Iqunix OG80, currently using it right now! Sounds good and is definitely worth the buy
@@hunteractually3637 IQUnix OG80 Wormhole w/ TTC ACE switches and Costar Stabilizers
as per the description
this man did not just open up inspect element and delete an ad, he really just went "I dont need no damn ad blocker! Ill delete the damn thing myself!"
lol
Hurts my brain, soothes my ears. Thank you for this unique experience
is this normal if i learn CS and dont know anything what he doing
@@nguyentiensu3825 I'm a physics student brother, you have a much better foundation to build on if you want to understand this in the future don't worry :)
PS- I understand nothing too
@@nguyentiensu3825 I'm also CS student but i love math more than coding LOL
@@piyaphummuetkhambong768 do u understand what he is doing in the clip ??
@@nguyentiensu3825 I understand only early part of this video that he trying to use Matrix rotation formula to create this cube and calculate axis of x,y,z to calculate coordinate of cube else idk
Doing stuff like this is actually a breathe of fresh air rather than dealing with business problems all the time
Are you a business major
@@marinamaged962 what do you think a programmer does on the daily? Just beep boop beep boop?
@@trevorfranks69 I’m a programmer and that’s literally all we do
I do art and films and really admire people who can code. I was always bad with math or logical things. I love how every human being is different
We dont actually know how to do this immediately, we actually require like 2 days to create such programs lol.
This person posted a comment saying he took 10 hours to study this spinning cube before writing the actual program. That's about 2 days of work condensed into 20 mins video.
@@WeyardWiz he was talking about the math itself not the programme
@@sprite3398 he got symbolab to do the math bro
Güzel bi yorum hemşerim :) TR
The main difference between you and him is you have dedicated years to art and films while he has dedicated years to coding. Yes, we are all different, but not by as much as you’d think. Skill comes from practice
Base rígida de álgebra lineal, cálculos a la perfección viendo solo la fórmula y saber aplicarla y una dominación de programación. Sabe lo que quiere, pocos llegan a tanto, una inspiración
He kept forgeting to put the headers, honestly the most relatable part of the video.
Okay no because programmers are actually so cool. You’ve managed to grasp something that takes years of practice and to master and to me that’s the coolest thing ever
Relaxing, educating... Great work.
Great video! 18:04 was my favorite part! Closes the tab just to open another one.
Glad to know I'm not the only one💀
Thank you! Yeah, that way I feel better :)
it seems to be easier than removing the word from the search :D
My favorite part was 0:03 touching cube.c before opening it. Servet, why?
Ready to sleep with the best ASMR on a keyboard 😃
Can you tell me? how can you sleep after watching this?
@@shamimhossen1061 not "after" but rather "to it". I find typing sounds pretty relaxing and good to sleep while listening to
My brother bought me a new keyboard 'cause he couldn't sleep because of my noisy one lol
The sound of the keyboard is so satisfying!!!
love the yeeting of the google ads at the beginning
Very good. You could use quaternions for a more of natural rotation than the rotation matrices. Quaternions let you specify the axis of rotation where the rotation matrices usually don't have a consistent rotation axis which is unnatural. You can also combine rotations with quaternions for some cool effects that look completely natural.
If quaternions are mentioned we might as well also mention geometric algebra. As far as rotations goes they can be used to get the same improvement that you’d get from quaternions, but in a more transparent way, that generalizes better to any number of dimensions. Check it out if you haven’t, it’s pretty cool stuff and and they’re quite good at building geometric intuition in my opinion!
Then again, not everything has to be optimal or use the absolute best tool for the job. If you know a tool that does what you want, just use it. You can always pick up new tools when you want to or need to! Happy programming!
Tf
@@wise_old_tree 😂
@@wise_old_tree 😂😂💔
@@wise_old_tree basically shit that robotics/math engineers say
I love the fact that we live in a world where you can literally jsut look up anything and get an answer for it like we are able to build so much so fast based off so many others frameworks
This is great stuff! Just what I needed to see and hear. Really appreciate the time you took to put this together!
@@NeoCoderNet Appreciate the link!
Have you seen the video? What do you think of the video? I would be glad if you write your opinion in the video comment😄@@Lawsuited
I love that he edited the CSS to be able to continue his formula at 1:30
html div
@@IDES0 'display: none' is css my friend
@Christiaan Bruin 🫡🫡🫡 didn't know. Thanks, java-main here lmao
Being able to code like this must be really cool
this is my first asmr video. imagine listening to asmr on a regular basis and getting to a point where you're like, "oh ive heard this one before."
yo wtf
Lit
I'm new to programming and this will be my inspiration.
You will never make it. Programming is for 180 IQ asians only.
Best to learn how to write clean code first. Understand concepts like OOP, SOLID principles and TDD.
Sin duda uno de los mejores creadores de contenido de ASMR con teclado, no me van a negar que no es música para sus oídos ;).
As a daily embedded C programmer that implements a lotta math concepts everyday… i thoroughly enjoyed this video ❤
I started with the world of programming recently and honestly I have no idea what is going on in the video, but I hope one day to have that ability to program like you, enjoy the video a lot.
@@NeoCoderNet damn good job
Fell asleep to this and legit had a dream that i finished a project im working on. So when i woke up I just chilled and took it easy and then checked for comments....im super behind now. Thanks alot man!
xqcL
@@Pogass OMEGALUL lets get a RIP in the chat for my job
@@morallycorruptmaleficentti1194 u lost your job?!?!
I just LOVE this video. It really IS ASMR programming. Easy to follow every step and understand the working process, especially as you show how you look up information you need (or being kind enough to think the viewer need anyway). Also very good choice of tooling and scope I think; basic ASCII instead of some graphics lib that needs initialization and stuff, plain good ole C and some global variables to make the little program less messy (procedural and data abstraction may be a good thing for most cases but here it would just clutter and complicate.
Inspiring, captivating and pedagogic me thinks. All the best from a fellow programmer. :)
great work and problem-solving, I really enjoyed watching your thinking process while you code.
He’s copying off another screen.
@@w1l1 Exactly, I tried to do this myself, took me like 10 hours and lots of debugging. Programming is not only typing but mostly thinking. Crazy how many new programmers will be mislead
@@w1l1 wtf. It depends how you perceive the message. The hell are you talking about, do you think they intend to destroy someone, what if their intention is actually the opposite.
@@w1l1 yeah pretty much but this is probably more of a subtly humorous or satirical series that’s just meant to be listed to in the background for that type-y office ambience
@@w1l1 That's not the youtuber's intention though, and It's their choice what they think about it and it shouldn't be the youtuber's fault
It's crazy how I have no idea what you are doing and yet it's still entertaining.
As someone currently studying freshmen level coding at uni, I am satisfied to say that I actually understood almost everything he did, except when he was declaring ominous variables usch as idx or ooz. The for and while loops were actually my last lesson, and to see them being used and explored made me feel more comfortable about coding. Like, "hey! he used the thing I was studying!" its super cool to see multiple concepts come together in a code to create something as epic as a rotating ASCII cube. ( oh and... COMMENT YOUR CODE PEOPLE)
Yazdığınız koda cidden hayran kalıyorum, çok başarılı! HTML CSS JS hepsi birbirinden iyi izlemesi aşırı keyif veriyor.
People have different views on how coding works but to me it’s like learning a language, that’s it. It’s just how I see it
I have no idea what the hell is going on in there but it's so relaxing to watch
Dziękuje za wspaniały film oraz czytelną implementację kodu w c oraz użycia trybu tekstowego. Prostota i elegancja w jednym.
Tak? To świetnie
Programming + Linear Algebra goes hard
As someone who is about to self study linear transformations, this is very motivating even though it’s scary.. lol
Really fascinating to see how you use screenshots as part of your workflow. Gonna have to borrow that trick.
What the program?
@@МарінаТрофімченко apple has a built in screen shot application, windows should have it too? not too sure
@@SonnyVA snipping tool
Yep Snipping tool (Win-Shift-S). If you want the window to remain on top as it does in macOS, install Microsoft PowerToys which contains a bunch of useful tools, like keybindable colour picker and, of course, a tool which allows you to force any window to always stay on top.
I don't think there's a way to do that without installing something, unless I'm mistaken.
Hocam oylesine izlemeye başlamistim aksamlari belki biseyler kaparim diye cok imrenmistim birde Türkmüssünüz artik idolumsunuz
Sonunda Türk bulabildim:)Sa . Adam Türk ama yorumlarda Türk yok kjljljljljljlkkjllkjkljk
Those littles imperfections on the final cube triggered me more than it should.
Офигеть... Как же это круто!
This is actually so nice to watch. Very informative
Mind-blowing... gotta finish it tomorrow :-) Almost Doom. Thank you
Only a few seconds in and I was melting from the pleasant sounds.
The dude just coded a distraction out of existence on a website. He is too powerful.
Other people: ASMR 🤤
Me: free code 🤑
I really love the sound of this keyboard ❤
For anyone wonders which board he's using, it's a Iqunix OG80. Thank me later ;)
do you know what screenshot utility he used?
I don't know unfortunately. Maybe Final Cut cus he's using a mac.
thanks mate! hero :)
I can't escape this asmr
Cute keyboard, calming sound
I like
Finally, a real programmer.
The keyboard sound, feels like you are typing in finger into wood my man.
Really nice math and programming skills.
Man this ASMR is crazy I love it
Abi switchlerin harika, youtubede bu dönemlerde nadir bulunan kanallardansın.
Loved how you make it looks so simple, great video ☺️
nice one and iam have done the same 3D rotating cube but on OpenGl graphics Great work there man
Nice work! Glad you liked it
Kısa zaman oldu sizi takibe alalı ama gerçekten ben gibi birçok genç arkadaşa, bu işi öğrenmek isteyenlere ilham olduğunuz aşikar. Temennim boynuzun kulağı geçmesi ama nasip kısmet :D Eline emeğine sağlık hocam başarılarının devamını diliyorum.
Hey man! Just bumped into the video and it's the first time i'm seeing concepts of the rotation matrices applied to code! I've studied them for university and now i can see the application for them!
not the recommendation i was expecting but a recommendation i enjoyed
A genius man. the code helps me fix it my Insomnia.
Impossible don't subscribe in your channel, haha. What an amazing video, bro! Keep up with this awesome content! I didn't understand much the math stuff but I really enjoyed that 😁
as a python programmer I have no idea what the hell is going on but it's cool
Basically a cube is a 3D object but our screen is 2D so he uses Matrix to figure out. if the object is in 3D space which pixels is gonna display what value. That's how video games work. It's done by Matrix.
Normal in python coders
cool, been trying to make something similiar in C# but went wrong so far :D EDIT: today completed it using your calculateX,Y,Z functions !! thx for inspiration
wow youre so great
I love how you used matrices. I'm taking linear algebra classes tomorrow too. I wish one day I can code smoothly like you
As programmer, NeoVim user and mechanical keyboards fan, I find this SO relaxing and amazing. Thinking about porting your code to Rust, just because Rust is sexy.
How are you popping up the always-on-top windows from the selection crop? Brilliant stuff man, learned so much watching this. From a lowly python dev x
This is what I want to know....
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Hello I often see you quickly format the long code you copied from the other site
Could you told me what shortcut is it? Or can you share your vim setting ? This would be helpful for me !
Many thanks ! Also great video for programming !!
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Can you make a video explaining your train of thought when making this please?
I am extremely curious how you did it, and maybe try replicating it.
Vc é um gênio
Great video!
I was wondering, how do you keep windows on top while working on one in the background?
It's probably a feature of the note app he's using. But I don't know what he is using.
He is using vim, probably on a terminal window I think
I think he has some other app to do that🤔
For windows you can get Powertoys it includes a feature where you can force any window to be in the front also other useful tools.
really great and relaxing.
this video is so fire, it has two most replay scenes
Quite good explanation without saying any word
Now make another one of these videos but explain in detail what everything is for
I really like the sound of your keyboard and the flexibility it has. From which brand is this keyboard from?
0:20 roblox player spotted
Life, is roblox.
@@officialunnamed0 we da best music!
real
I am fascinated by programming and code so the fact that he has added in the rotation metrix I have never seen that before and it’s so cool
Oh the sound of the keyboard is amazing 😍
I love your vim, could you share your plugins / config ?
what is your screenshot software😀
what program do you use to take screenshots?
He’s using a Mac. Mac has inbuilt screenshots by pressing Shift+Command+4
I'm taking computer science, and seeing this makes this part of my bucket list ❤
Delicious! Vim + Mechanical keyboard + Some pretty math = Love
HOW can you make that screenshot remain on top when clicking in another app? I would love to do that
ikr
It's default macOS app
bro i was searching the comments to know this too
Did not understand anything, it looks and intresting
Excuse me for asking, but how did you take those screenshots so efficiently?
@@NJMazani bro he's on mac
cmd + shift + 4
@@NJMazani Thank you very much!
@@TAPOCHQA Thank you for your tip too!
Love the knuckle-crack at the end!
I don’t know what I’m watching but it’s cool seeing this guy do this
What is the keyboard name? Please ❤️
Ahanda buradan da destek verelim 😊
You are super! :D
What program do you use to show screenshots of formulas? :o
for macs, you just screenshot it and it will just hover above your tabs like that
@@Fartcat6992 how to use it on windows?
@@Nightmare-qz3wt There's always the snipping tool (windows + shift + s) but it won't hover above your other applications and i'm not sure if there's a way to make it do so.
hi all, thought I'd leave this here
if you're on windows, you can use the application "Always on Top" that lets you hit CTRL + SPACE on any application to keep it above everything else
That was so freaking fire 🔥, bro. Love ❤ it
Such a masterpiece in only 81 lines of code! 👏
I don't know much at all, myself, about coding. (Aka, only the very basics of Lua.) However, I do have an idea of the efficiency in that code. With my limited knowledge and experience, I gotta say I love those moments when I'd figure out how to reduce the very same action from say 12 lines of code to 5. Very satisfying! 👍
Fluent coding really does look like a lot of fun, but I have a lot that I don't necessarily prioritise to learn in order to get to that level. I do look forward to gliding through this sort of stuff one day though, once I've "amassed more knowledge". 🙂
Keep in mind that less code isn't always the best choice! :D
whats the coding language?
C programming
Nah, it's Assembly
lmfao if anyone thinks coding is like this, its not. he has done this and prepared all of this in advance and pretends its the first time hes doing it. shame on u
Böyle bir vidyo hemde türk kanal mı? 2x destek basarım hacı
Kendime yorum da atıyım
@@GamıpurtÇapıtılı 😁