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Best explanation of Topological sort, its just DFS in reverse completion of node. That so fundamental and simple to understand

Animation is the best

IMPRESSIVE

Is there any way to start on a node that has dependencies, or do you always need to start on a node with no dependncies?

Thanks man saved my life preexam

Thanks so much 🙏🙏🙏

i think there was a mistake: the first one which you return from to parent should be added to the stack, accordingly 'E' was the first one to come back after exploring to 'B' . i don't know if i am right or not but yes your ans would be right if you had not visited 'E' first. if you had visited 'F' first from 'B' then the order would have been the same as yours.

This is great because it does *not* include the matrix math, just the bare fundamentals of going from world space to screen space. Good stuff!

OMG Thank you so much!!!

Thanks, It is very useful

Thanks

Thanks

thank you very very much🙏

Unsure if you know this or are doing this already but you can actually open ua-cam.com/users/tv in any web browser as long as it has a TV user agent and that gets you the UA-cam smart TV app It also allows you to grab a code from it's settings menu and share content to it over the Wi-Fi from the UA-cam app

I am here to learn topological sort after advent of code day 5. 📝

Great explanation and cool presentation. Question: shouldn't method name be like transform3Dto2D() or get2Dfrom3D()?

Nice explanation.

Nice explanation , concise and clear , suitable for learning concept ,one day before exam.

Amazing!

Amazing explanation!

thanks a lot!!

Such a Great Video! Thank You SOOOOOOO Much!!

Thx a lot

xp=(x*d)/z yp=(y*d)/z d-distance from observer.Prespective view.

So you literally just do depth-first traversal of the whole thing and store the nodes in that order?

good explanation but music was so annoying sorry to say but it was distracting

Hope you always have toilet paper in the public restroom!!!

Thanks ❤

bro all the other explanations i found were just kinda talking about how 1/tan(\theta/2) is just a reasonable choice because like "it scales the things from world space appropriatly". thx for actually explaining the real math behind it

thank you

I pretty much asked chatgpt edit the code to allow selecting between apps with arrow and it works pretty well. I also set the user agent of my browser to ps5 and went to ua-cam.com/users/tv and that gave me the same exact interface as youtube on other smart TVs. Adclock works as well. The problem is that I don't think there are any other websites that you can switch to a 10 ft UI or tv layout on.

why not just take a 70 gram usb stick with hdmi and android, covering all the smarttv use cases for 40$. it will be portable, out of the box, dirty cheap and user friendly.

It's very reminiscent of the early 2000 HTPCs setups, I was big into doing that myself just externally linking my PC to my tv. My favorite tv for this was a basic 47" JVC with NTSC OTA Tuner and Pip and option, then one night lightening struck too close and killed the tv, I'd have loved to still have that tv, had all the basic inputs 3 or 4 HDMI and no smart apps or anything built into it except a digital tuner, so no lagging whatsoever, now finding a basic TV is as hard as finding a Mythical Create.

Short and sweet, thanks a lot!

This is actually really cool good stuff

The addition of the airmouse and the CEC adapter were clutch. And I never considered using a custom webpage, it's not elegant but very functional. Nice!

cool stuff, i used to do something very similar with a raspberry pi years and years ago, even the 1B+ from 2014 had built-in HDMI CEC support ^^

absolutely facinating to me as a newbie aspiring C programmer! do u still do this stuff? id love to learn

Verrrrry polished. I do something weakly similar with a raspberry pi 4 + chromium + gamepad style keyboard/touchpad, but you have a POC (proof-of-concept) implementation that I would be proud to present at a meeting. As you said, the one thing you want to improve is the remote, so let the quest for the perfect remote begin!

Loving this. Very curious to see where this project will go in the future.

Ya brilliant Carl (and almost certainly a Person) 👏

I know a Danish dialect when I hear one. No Dane can avoid the Danglish. Thanks for the video, my fellow LEGO-eating windmill-hugger.

Amazing, thanks

thanks!

you’re a genius, man! Cordial Hello from Russia!

Very nice! Good luck with your TV 😊😉

Why do we need TV now? We have internet, we can choose whatever we want to watch? I haven't deliberately watched TV since 2009. А comp and a rather large monitor - that's all you need...

Great job!! It would be nice if you do it step by step in a UA-cam video, especially the part when you connect and adapt the laptop and the cables to the TV, open source cheers! There are options like raspberry with the new open spurce processor Risc V

Клёвое мужик!😊 я бы и сам не отказался от такого!

Really badass