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Bret Victor. What a guy. I come back to each of his lectures every few years. Really such a shining example of what it means to think from first principles and invent incredible things from them.

interesting, but Bret makes it sound as if he has personally invented programming by example/programming by demonstration. These ideas, including working systems, have been around for over 40 years, e.g., danhalbert.org/pbe.pdf (well at the time of the presentation only for 30).

113 said we need to watch this - and i know why now

why do people hit about this guy? I don't get it.... What has he ever done?

Passing the bass like a joint, take few puffs, play few licks...

Nine years after this was posted, I’m wondering - has this app been brought to market, or does anything like this (especially on the iPad) exist? (I’m a science teacher, and would LOVE to make stuff like this for my classes.)

Here watching this after Tony Domenico who created Petscop said he watched this and inspired him to create Petscop.

I do the same thing with my 10 mth old on my acoustic bass guitar. She's so into it now, but she mutes my intended strings so I play around and with her.. Doesn't sound nearly as good, but I thought I'd be something funny to share. BTW, she used to be afraid of it.

The UA-cam Algorithm struck gold tonight, boy I tell ya... Hot dayuummm!

I didn’t know he could play the Lay-Down Bass!

What a gem

"Lonesome Pine Special"🎶🎵This Is How I Discovered That Both These Guys Existed All Those Yrs Ago!!!

“A ‘Triple Bass Hit’ “

Stop taking dead photos ;-)

The medium is the message.

Bret really destroys the cardbox that I believe I'm in... Superb this talk

Mr. Brown leading the way in a trio of bass masters.

True words in here

the music in this video is from world of goo

it's all great and all, but where's the github repo / software?

1:35 the lick

35:00 ... Currently I really really struggle with learning the mathematic groundwork for my next and last exam. And a few weeks ago I realized something: What I try to learn here, is a language. But I have not learned it like I would learn a language. I don't remember any of the lectures. They are completely wasted on me. I attended so many of them, that I started skipping the exercises because I just could not keep up and they basically turned into lectures themselves. Hearing the comparison between geometry and algebra at 35:00 ... it really resonated with me. It perfectly describes what is my problem for years now. I now use Anki flash cards to learn math facts and it helps sooooo so much. Many are fast to say that memorizing is not understanding BUT memorizing is a big part of the foundation of understanding. It is just impossible to connect two things when you can not remember that one of them even exists. My time at university feels wasted. I always was to focused trying to understand stuff, that I never invested time into memorizing it. "But if you truly understand something, you wont forget it". This is not true. I forgot things I truly understood because I could not connect them to other topics ... because by the time I was deep enough into the new topic so that I could have made the connection ... to much time already had passed. Thank you for this talk ... I am slow .. but slowly I start to understand what it is that does not work for me and why I have so big problems in some areas. Full circle to this talk: One of the problems I have identified for myself is information on paper. Personal computers are now decades old but still, we just emulate the physical thing that is paper. The best thing that came from it, are clickable references aka links. Being a slow reader that tries to understand each sentence properly, I can not hold enough information "in memory" to see the connections across hundreds of pages. There has to be a better way then displaying information in text, sequentially, on physical or digital paper. Why is there no good personal knowledge base program out there? Instead of using the potential that computers offer, we are still using techniques that are centuries old.

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Love it!

Bret Victor is a genius.

This is the original video: vimeo.com/64895205

This was so tasty I watched it and didn't need to eat for a week

great talk on the topic.. the dead fish is perfect description of the design most of the designers do while their design apps and such..

i could fall asleep in those hands, no homo

Most of what in this video is done back in flash days, like controlling ease in and out, spring movement, motion path, and even adding bones to charters to move them in a puppet way, flash also support scripting plugins so you can code more controls over your animation, but there is a different between animating a character and moving a character across the screen , the fish is still a dead fish, it doesn't have face expressions , body gestures, doesn't have eyes to look at, maybe a technical solve would be to open the iPad camera and transfer the expressions and gestures from the animator face and body to the fish, but even that wouldn't be as flowed and expressive as traditional pencil and paper animation.

Very few cartoons are broadcast live. It's a terrible strain on the animator's wrist.

this shit got me in stitches lol

Where was Bret giving this talk?

Yes. Im as an artist always expected this sort of thing from game making programs that claim no coding feature. And most of them fail at that. I think this is the future. More intuitive way of creating.

I think this qualifies as a threesome!!

Amazing talk and ideas. The interactive performance art at the end made me happy and smile. Thank you!

So, did Bret implement some of this stuff for Pixar?

Bret, I can't watch this with my cat on my lap because he wants to bite that fish!

That was great! :)

grande ray brown

TRIO

It's is's just the most incredible, and most amazing thing I've EVER SEEN, thank you, bret.

2:09: Where did that Konkey Dong screen shot come from? The arcade game doesn't have the levels under the oil there.

Each one is the best in his respected field of music but all of them together-not the best combination, they look as if they are just trying to catch up with Ray. He's the absolute authority on this video!

Oh my god. o_o

loved this talk and presentation. Great message.

high order of ensemble!

I can't believe how amazing and legit this is at the same time

greatest Ray Brown!

Gangbang