Just so you know, I listen to your videos in the background, and whilst it is background, I still manage to learn things I probably won't use, but it just sparks my interest. Thank you for making them, 3B1B
It's very impressive how powerful even the simplest built-in functions of this library are. Even as a compsci major, this feels like just being able to cast magic spells.
It's a joy to watch someone who knows Python and Sublime so well. Watching you manipulate changes on the fly leveraging the functionality of Sublime AND Python funtions is very satisfying
You are really a very cool person, congratulations for sharing all this content and trying so hard to pass it on in such a fluid way, you are an excellent teacher!
You are awesome. I wish there were people like you and tools like the one you've developed when I was young and learning basics and nuances of mathematics.
your animations are truly a 10/10. other than you i can recommend artem kirsanov and sebastian lague. i love their animations too, different style though.
I always thought "3Blue1Brown" was a genetic thing and maybe pointed at you having 3 kids with blue eyes and 1 with brown eyes but I only just noticed it's about one of your eyes! Very cool.
Thanks for your contributions Grant! I did download manim, not with a porpuse tho, i don't make youtube math animated videos, but i am learning C and wanted to check out python out of curiosity
Does the ECC paper at 13:54 mean we're getting some related content soon? Pretty please :) Zero-knowledge proofs, while complex if getting into the weeds, are surprisingly amenable to a 3b1b style of teaching! Polynomials over EC points are accessible concepts, leading to KZG commitments and proofs. I've written ECC/ZKP content aimed at high-school level that I'd be happy to share. Just don't want to spam the comments.
6:50 - you can adapt that so not every comment creates a checkpoint, you just need to create your symbol that starts with #, so for example you do #< checkpoint name. since it's a # it'll be a comment for python and because of #< it'll be a checkpoint for manim. But now you can have multiple lines of coments creating only one checkpoint
32:30 Regarding the list comprehension: from the REPL in the bottom right I see you're now on Python 3.12. One of the changes in 3.12 is PEP 709, making list comprehensions are fully inlined as a performance improvement. A side effect is that they have access to the same scope as they're placed in, while they used to effectively be a single-use function call to their own inner scope.
FINALLY, I tried using manim to make some animations for my uni dissertation but ended up just taking screenshots of Geogebra and Octave/MATLAB instead
There is this thing called Jupyter notebooks as scripts, where cells are separated by # %% in a normal Python file. Wonder if that could make this workflow less bespoke. (Though restoring state isn't really a thing natively)
Really cool Video. Just yesterday I we were talking bs in voicechat about math then someone came up with a lorentz force joke which lead me to the lorenz attractor. Finding it beautiful, I plottet it in matplotlib which took some time bc im not used to animating in python at all. And now a day later I see this video. The thing that I find really cool is how fast the animation is, as mine was really slow and i couldn't speed it up.
I'm absolutely thrilled to learn you're a Sublime Text user! I had my bets on VSCode, but this revelation makes my day! Your Sublime Text preference is music to my ears - a testament to your exceptional taste in code editors
Ben Sparks made his own video showing how you’d do a Lorenz attractor in Geogebra, go check it out! th-cam.com/video/Yt2x9rPFB1E/w-d-xo.html
I've been waiting for this video for years Grant YEARS ! tysm!!! Also I am surprised you use IOS any technical reason for that ?
nice
Lmao video published 13 minutes ago but comment 10 hours old.
@@TheBooker66bro the video was private
@@sreeninikhil1617 Yeah I got that that's probably the reason, but it was still kind of funny to me.
This channel is a true gem for society. The things one can learn from Grant Sanderson are invaluable. Thank you.
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That's absolutely amazing that you wrote that library yourself, it really shows your absolute love for your work.
Behold a true genius of pedagogy. You have changed many lives for better. All the best wishes from Spain.
Just so you know, I listen to your videos in the background, and whilst it is background, I still manage to learn things I probably won't use, but it just sparks my interest. Thank you for making them, 3B1B
It's very impressive how powerful even the simplest built-in functions of this library are. Even as a compsci major, this feels like just being able to cast magic spells.
Thanks alot :) . Always wondered how simulations were programmed regarding mathematical concepts.
BABE WAKE UP !!! 3 blue1brown just dropped the tutorial
Thank bro since most Manim tutorials on TH-cam kinda suck, a one from the original creator is always the best.
Always been wondering how you make these cool animations.
Keep up the Amazing work ❤️
I'll try not to sleep today...
I'll try hard to sleep today...?
Wait, I've never seen closely before, but the logo is your actual iris color??? That's awesome!!
Thanks for this video. I saw when you first dropped the library but didn't realize how intuitive and feature full it was.
I have spent the last two weeks learning how to use manim from different sources
What a blessing that we got this video from the 3b1b himself!!
They should name a University after this man. Wonderful.
It's a joy to watch someone who knows Python and Sublime so well. Watching you manipulate changes on the fly leveraging the functionality of Sublime AND Python funtions is very satisfying
Of course you wrote your own custom Python library.
BRB, just reminiscing my QB4.5 stick-man streetfighter programming days.
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@@DougieBarclay I JUST GOT 1 LIKE IN 40 MINUTES AND THAT WAS FROM ME
You are really a very cool person, congratulations for sharing all this content and trying so hard to pass it on in such a fluid way, you are an excellent teacher!
32:47 I love cursed lines, you can't stop doing them but never stop talking about them.
I knew your knowledge and teaching abilities were impressive but this is truly incredible
So much of hard work in one small animation. Just amazing
the best educational channel on this platform
man this is incredible i had no clue how it must look behind the scenes. thank you so much for what you do grant
Your animations are immaculate!
I also always wandered how do you make these cool animations. Thanks for sharing that.
You are awesome. I wish there were people like you and tools like the one you've developed when I was young and learning basics and nuances of mathematics.
What coincidence! Wondered yesterday how you do the animations ☺️
Thanks! Been waiting for this a looong time
Stuff like this is exactly why you're my favorite youtuber
your animations are truly a 10/10. other than you i can recommend artem kirsanov and sebastian lague. i love their animations too, different style though.
Your voice is so soothing
I find it hilarious that Grant is showing a million custom manim functions at lightning speed while Ben is asking basic Python questions.
This channel is a gift to us all.
Wow! I assumed you were using a commercial library, that's some impressive work.
I've been waiting for a video like this for a while, thank you Grant!
Grant using his thumb on the touchpad, as if he wasn’t already cool enough.
I always thought "3Blue1Brown" was a genetic thing and maybe pointed at you having 3 kids with blue eyes and 1 with brown eyes but I only just noticed it's about one of your eyes!
Very cool.
What an awesomely talented guy grant
Another video with a crazy CGI model as a host
I was seeking for this video. Thanks Grant and Lorenz
3blue1Brown is because he presents Heterochromia in one eye! 🤯love you man
omg I just noticed that in this very video too
Thanks for your contributions Grant!
I did download manim, not with a porpuse tho, i don't make youtube math animated videos, but i am learning C and wanted to check out python out of curiosity
Your voice is so unique
Does the ECC paper at 13:54 mean we're getting some related content soon? Pretty please :)
Zero-knowledge proofs, while complex if getting into the weeds, are surprisingly amenable to a 3b1b style of teaching! Polynomials over EC points are accessible concepts, leading to KZG commitments and proofs.
I've written ECC/ZKP content aimed at high-school level that I'd be happy to share. Just don't want to spam the comments.
6:50 - you can adapt that so not every comment creates a checkpoint, you just need to create your symbol that starts with #, so for example you do #< checkpoint name.
since it's a # it'll be a comment for python and because of #< it'll be a checkpoint for manim. But now you can have multiple lines of coments creating only one checkpoint
This is incredibly cool!
Have been waiting for this video for a while now! Best to know from the maker himself
23:40 this is because you've upgraded to Python 3.12 which includes PEP 709 "comprehension inlining". Comprehensions are now running in the same scope
Thank you, friend to all of us!
Videos always look great!
32:30 Regarding the list comprehension: from the REPL in the bottom right I see you're now on Python 3.12. One of the changes in 3.12 is PEP 709, making list comprehensions are fully inlined as a performance improvement. A side effect is that they have access to the same scope as they're placed in, while they used to effectively be a single-use function call to their own inner scope.
love you Grant, such a genius ❤
FINALLY, I tried using manim to make some animations for my uni dissertation but ended up just taking screenshots of Geogebra and Octave/MATLAB instead
Math man is a CHAD 👀
Wow, I knew you used manim but didn't know you made it!
There is this thing called Jupyter notebooks as scripts, where cells are separated by # %% in a normal Python file. Wonder if that could make this workflow less bespoke. (Though restoring state isn't really a thing natively)
Plus R and Julia are made for statistics, numerical analysis, and heavy mathematical computation
Jupyter doesn't do such animations, AFAIK. Manim is specifically Grant's library to do animation of math objects.
I just realised i was early to a 3b1b video and this wasnt posted 6 years ago...
This is amazing!!! Thanks Grant! Saving for later
Im 99% sure I went to a talk by the dude on the left a year ago. It was about the history of math and a big quiz
1 min ago is crazy!!! And thanks for this video looking forward to complete it!
This is amazing
I feel like a primate after listening to this conversation.
Humans are amazing.
This is super awesome and humanitarian I feel, thanks so much for sharing this.
Yes! Beautiful stuff
Really cool Video. Just yesterday I we were talking bs in voicechat about math then someone came up with a lorentz force joke which lead me to the lorenz attractor. Finding it beautiful, I plottet it in matplotlib which took some time bc im not used to animating in python at all. And now a day later I see this video.
The thing that I find really cool is how fast the animation is, as mine was really slow and i couldn't speed it up.
This is amazing!!
what a wondrous flood of knowledge awaits us after the hurricane of language unveils.
This is just the video I was after, thanks 😁
Did you turn it into a physics channel?!! We want to focus on mathematics
That was a question I never dared to ask
I'm absolutely thrilled to learn you're a Sublime Text user! I had my bets on VSCode, but this revelation makes my day! Your Sublime Text preference is music to my ears - a testament to your exceptional taste in code editors
cant u just wite "global x" at the start of the function ? ive only ever seen that for writes , but maybe its useful here as well 🤔
This is amazing, thanks for sharing :)
Great video
Do you do all the work on your own?
Get no likes noob
I literally started using manim yesterday
Your iris is the logo!
I love your videos.❤
Thanks for the video.
How do you set up the screen to see the animation while you work on It?
i never search for the answer nor did i know i had this question but thanks to this video i know now why this channel is called 3blue1brown :D
glad to see your face😂(from Japan🇯🇵)
Thank you so much !
You can’t have watched the full video if you’re reading this 45 minutes before thus was written
I LOVE YOU
Thank you
Bro should livestream on twitch where he’s coding for his videos
Ve and 3 B 1 B back to back
Bro I cannot put your voice in your face…
whats up with the generated subtitles though lol youtube already does it
I swear to fucking god even in math videos
this is pretty much how I'd imagine a 170 IQ guy to look like and behave.
sick ❤
Greeeeeat❤️❤️❤️
Wow thank you!!!!!
I may understand deep learn papers and advance math better with code than on formula on the documentation papers
Foundations of chaos you say? Chaos foundation? Chaos insurgency???
- Grant is a smart guy.
- Grant uses spaces and not tabs to indent his python code.
Coincidence ? I don't believe so.
2024 just got better!
bro outed Manim
Thanks!
YOO UR THE FIRST