Honestly the most smart things are usually simple. That goes for most things. It’s just that most people aren’t able to be creative enough to make even simple things
Redstone is simple. It's a bunch of repeated patterns to achieve the desired result. The difficulty with redstone is that you need to fit it into the designated space without interference. Of course, when everything is accounted for, you'll still need to a lot of thinking to make it work. So it takes time to work it out, which is really where the difficulty is. It takes time.
Cottidae I know that. I’m no stranger to Redstone myself. It’s just that is the thing redstone youtubers say when explaining something the ordinary person sees as magic and witchcraft.
@@crackdchosen1 well... we're talking about Michael reeeeves here a maniac 12 year old if he drinks enough redbull and has enough mental breakdowns he could make anything chase people
@@st1ng2k70 I actually take smartereveryday as more impressive because he films some of his video clips weeks/ months apart then makes the video but still manages to post almost weekly
Mark Robers most important contribution is his ability to get kids interested in science and engineering, and always make sure that there's an actual science lesson involved. Like he could teach a legit science class project by project
@@TheZoragon Nah, he enjoys making joke projects, but that's it, there's no reason for him to go deeper into engineering. He can make a video with a jokey idea every 6-8 months, score tons of views, livestream in the meantime and he's done. He's rich now. There's no need for him to study. The other dude likes more complicated projects and has the background to execute them. He likes doing this for now, but he won't have to go into massive studies for him to accomplish any of that, Michael would, and there's no need for him to do it because his joke projects are entertaining enough for a good amount of views. UA-camrs that hit success early slow down with time.
No, I know plenty of fully fledged career engineers. They are not this. This guy is truly a special human and he makes the rest of the engineers in the world look bad.
I think a big part is his hobby is making stuff which just gives so much more experience in the skills he uses for videos then the average person who might be spending their days off playing video games+having 10 years experience with cnc and developing a 3d printer are all elements
He's a very accomplished engineer, software engineer/programmer, and machinist wrapped into one. Mark rober is also a fully fledged career engineer but he dosent fully fabricate the stuff he designs on his own, nor does he do this level of software for the most part.
Stuffmadehere's robot is much more complex. They both use 3 degree of freedom movement, but Stuff's robot does it using 2 motors instead of 3, which already makes it quite difficult. The differential control to tilt the hoop is very clever I think is actually quite tricky to implement without something breaking (which we saw happened multiple times), especially considering the mechanical contraints of the belts. Stuffmadehere only glossed over the ball detection, trajectory calculation and prediction, but that's also more difficult than he made it seem. The surgery robot is absolutely impressive, but from a robotics perspective it's simpler than it looks. The motion detection camera directly gives you coordinates in a 3D space which you can just immediately push into the surgery robot. No extra mathematics really required, apart from converting spatial coordinates into motor input data, but that is quite simple as well. The end effector of the surgery robot also moves in a straight x-y-z-coordinate system, which is also very simple to control with the 3 motors he used. Though I think the mechanical design he used to construct it was splendid! I think from this video we can tell that Michael hasn't had a lot of formal mathematics and robotics training (I think he's mostly a programmer), but I believe he's studying it. I think with every video he's just getting better and better. Can't wait to see his skills in the future! I think both Michael and Stuffmadehere are very impressive and sort of complement each other well though. Michael is an amazing presenter, and Stuff is an outstanding engineer with lots of experience. Would be cool to see them collaborate on something!
Michael is known to be sociable and knows how to network with people. A collab is not an 'if' but a 'when.' Pretty sure he's probably trying to contact StuffMadeHere. I am suddenly reminded of that time he sent Toast a dm before they met but never got a reply.
It's honestly insane how good that guy is. He can write anything he wants and he can actually create it from his own house. And not only that he puts in SO MUCH time into his videos it's more than a full time job.
Did sone research: his name is Shane Wighton, 2012 graduate of UNC Charlotte with BMSE of Mechanical Engineering. He leads a team of 40 engineers at Formlabs NC, where he designs and builds 3d printers. Cool dude!
Him at 7:22 : "I did re-write it and fix some of the bigger issues and it did take me several days of straight programming, too bad it makes for boring video" *doesn't show it* Michael Reeves: "this coding is boring but im gonna show it anyways because of that sweet sweet video length!"
That feeling when you actually understand the system of equations and how to solve them using matrixes is amazing. I just learned how to do that 2 weeks ago! Great timing, and it makes me feel that maybe there is a point to actually learning all of this stuff.
Cicolas Nage hence why I personally prefer SMH. I’m excited to see how his channel progresses. No shade on Mark, his channel’s good and a lot of what he does is very impressive, but I’d take funny over charismatic any day. Plus, the kids thing creeps me out a bit.
Michael talking about this guys upload time made me laugh... Michael: talks about uploading in 4 weeks. Me: looks at Michael's last upload. Also me: looks at current date.
Judging by the way his workspace changes over videos and his appearance, I am going to say he has a fair few projects he worked on over the years just laying there ready to be shoved up, like how Destin from SmarterEveryDay does it, he probably just does this because he genuinely enjoys it, he isn't retired, he's just became his own boss. ;)
I remember when I first discovered Stuff Made Here, it was at night, and I literally watched him for hours until 2 or 3 am I wanted to watch more but I watched most of his videos so I just went to sleep
Bruh, i ran into this guy on his first video. I'm in graduate school and sure, like every engineer i play with shit... but this. Bro this is a 1 man army 🙌
Omg discovered stuff made here and watched Michael reeves on the same day and I was thinking about Michael reeves when I saw this basketball video and iirc even made a comment saying itd be great if there was a collab with Michael and now I see this video awesome
I’m pretty sure he used to design hardware equipment and machining tools but don’t quote me on that, he said something to that extent in one of his videos
I feel like Michel is smart enough to do something like this in his normal timeframe but we would need like $100,000 worth of equipment and maybe college
I'm a student at the moment, and solving linear equations using matrices is for real not that hard. If Michael can do the shit he does - he for sure would be able to do this too. Just saying
I love that every time I see a Michael video like this he is like “oh I need that, I need that, I need that” I’m like yeah, I need a bandsaw too but I need to put my infrared sauna together in the garage first.
TIG welder would definately be good for you to have around, all TIG welders can also be used to stickweld, it's alot harder to learn and control but way better for larger projects!
Alright, i think imma become a mech engineer. I'd been thinking abt it for a while and this is it. When i finish highschool im become a mech engineer. I wanna build stuff like this
Hypertherm is a good plasma cutter, and Miller has great tig welders. TIG is an art form though. I was a Static welding repair man for a few years, so if you need any info on metal fabrication I would be happy to give you some insight.
that guy is programming and enginiering stuff you would need a whole team for....meanwhile....Michael drops his glasses in his bowl while trying to eat lmao
I yeah fix the optimizer from trying to swish the shots all the time. How do you even begin to mathematically explain when does a moving basketball hoop need to swish or when it needs to bounce off of the backboard. What's next? correcting for the whiplash of the hoop when it reaches the destination?
"Blindfolded backwards in the dark" "Yes 911, there's a scary man with night vision dunking on lebron james harden than the big bang" (Edit)This is my most liked comment wow thx
that reference to 3d printers is interesting because i just found out that stuff made here was one of the earliest employees at formlabs! he played a huge role in making their 3d printers and thats what he did before stuff made here. he talks about it in his shop tour video
I love how he is pretty damn good at making stuff, and knows how to program pretty damn well too. And he's still baffled by how StuffMadeHere can make this work.
I'm not a weeb. I started watching anime a year ago and im pretty sure that naruto is one of the most iconic anime out there. I don't even want to watch boruto. I thought of the analogy because I thought of some actual reasons why they are similar, even though now an afterthought, I realized it is pretty cringy.
6:45 XD In all seriousness though it's stuff from calculus 1, it requires only very basic knowledge of how to multiply/divide matrices. Then you just plug all the values in and it magically works.
technically it was precalc and algebra. But it is precalc you don't learn until you get into calc 1. Which as one of my professors complained about is dumb and makes students fail calc 2.
Bro this guy is a real life redstone youtuber. “It’s rather simple, really.”
the most advanced redstone user in minecraft
With the help of a few command blocks, I just cured cancer
Honestly the most smart things are usually simple. That goes for most things. It’s just that most people aren’t able to be creative enough to make even simple things
Redstone is simple. It's a bunch of repeated patterns to achieve the desired result. The difficulty with redstone is that you need to fit it into the designated space without interference.
Of course, when everything is accounted for, you'll still need to a lot of thinking to make it work. So it takes time to work it out, which is really where the difficulty is. It takes time.
Cottidae I know that. I’m no stranger to Redstone myself. It’s just that is the thing redstone youtubers say when explaining something the ordinary person sees as magic and witchcraft.
michael: it's financially irresponsible buying a $20000 cnc machine
also michael: $80000 robot dog go brrrr
I was just about to comment that
But can a cnc machine piss beer and taze people?
@@crackdchosen1actually it probably can
Mert Sezer but can it chase after them?
@@crackdchosen1 well... we're talking about Michael reeeeves here a maniac 12 year old if he drinks enough redbull and has enough mental breakdowns he could make anything chase people
Mark Rober : makes speed of sound baseball cannon
Stuffmadehere : makes a baseball bat destroy baseballs
Michael : Makes a racist Elmo
You mean smarter every day, not Mark Rober?
@@st1ng2k70 I actually take smartereveryday as more impressive because he films some of his video clips weeks/ months apart then makes the video but still manages to post almost weekly
Mark Robers most important contribution is his ability to get kids interested in science and engineering, and always make sure that there's an actual science lesson involved. Like he could teach a legit science class project by project
And somehow, all three are my role models.
All equally impressive
He's learned so much from Poki. He reacts to the videos while eating, is looking away for most of the video and only says a few words every 5 minutes.
Yeah I was expecting more insight tbh
*whispers* it’s free real estate UwU
lmao i guess its his rest time or some shit, how else can streamer eat their lunch?
@@harizizzat09 that's fair in the context of the whole stream, but then just don't turn it into a UA-cam video if it's not entertaining.
James Blenkinsopp awhh i see, fair enough
I love how just *mad* Michael gets because of how smart this dude is.
Michael is equally as smart
@@SahilP2648 there are levels to this.
Michael is a novice engineer, while smh has experience and equipment. But i think Michael will grow up to be a fine engineer one day.
@@SahilP2648 no lol.
@@TheZoragon Nah, he enjoys making joke projects, but that's it, there's no reason for him to go deeper into engineering. He can make a video with a jokey idea every 6-8 months, score tons of views, livestream in the meantime and he's done. He's rich now. There's no need for him to study. The other dude likes more complicated projects and has the background to execute them. He likes doing this for now, but he won't have to go into massive studies for him to accomplish any of that, Michael would, and there's no need for him to do it because his joke projects are entertaining enough for a good amount of views. UA-camrs that hit success early slow down with time.
13:08 ... The hoop didnt even move.... He just made the shot
damn didnt even need to code all that if hes a nba player
Haha yea right, but bc its a robot nobody is going to appreciate this lol
it moved lol
Also 12:26
Michael Reeves - Chaotic Evil
Stuff Made Here - True Neutral
Ben Heck Hacks - Lawful Good
True Neutral* (?
Where is Simone Giertz?
@@TheRandyalex chaotic good
Mark rober - also Lawful good
Adam savage - neutral good
What about styropyro
Dude tbh I love that you pmo about this guy man this dude is nuts and literally I can’t wait to see a crossover hopefully in the future
I'm still waiting on the Michael Reeves/Brandon Herrera crossover. Y'know, the BOOMBA.
With michaels personality and editing and with this guys genius and shop this would be an amazing crossover.
Friendly reminder that micheal wont see this as it is not an official channel
@@TheSilverOne878 lmao that would be good
Hey this isn't an official channels btw!
Stuffmadehere is when a fully fledged career engineer decides to do youtube. It's just another level.
No, I know plenty of fully fledged career engineers. They are not this. This guy is truly a special human and he makes the rest of the engineers in the world look bad.
@@connerhartman9336 bruh I'm a second semester mechanical engineer, and idk wtf he's doing
@@connerhartman9336 He's probably a pretty qualified software engineer at this point too
I think a big part is his hobby is making stuff which just gives so much more experience in the skills he uses for videos then the average person who might be spending their days off playing video games+having 10 years experience with cnc and developing a 3d printer are all elements
He's a very accomplished engineer, software engineer/programmer, and machinist wrapped into one. Mark rober is also a fully fledged career engineer but he dosent fully fabricate the stuff he designs on his own, nor does he do this level of software for the most part.
Michael "How does he do that?"
Me: its literally the surgery robot on a wall wym
His is more complex though
No it is not the same thing at all. It looks like it, but it is very different.
might just be me but it seems like the surgery robot with mark rober's dart board combined sorta
Stuffmadehere's robot is much more complex. They both use 3 degree of freedom movement, but Stuff's robot does it using 2 motors instead of 3, which already makes it quite difficult. The differential control to tilt the hoop is very clever I think is actually quite tricky to implement without something breaking (which we saw happened multiple times), especially considering the mechanical contraints of the belts. Stuffmadehere only glossed over the ball detection, trajectory calculation and prediction, but that's also more difficult than he made it seem.
The surgery robot is absolutely impressive, but from a robotics perspective it's simpler than it looks. The motion detection camera directly gives you coordinates in a 3D space which you can just immediately push into the surgery robot. No extra mathematics really required, apart from converting spatial coordinates into motor input data, but that is quite simple as well. The end effector of the surgery robot also moves in a straight x-y-z-coordinate system, which is also very simple to control with the 3 motors he used. Though I think the mechanical design he used to construct it was splendid!
I think from this video we can tell that Michael hasn't had a lot of formal mathematics and robotics training (I think he's mostly a programmer), but I believe he's studying it. I think with every video he's just getting better and better. Can't wait to see his skills in the future!
I think both Michael and Stuffmadehere are very impressive and sort of complement each other well though. Michael is an amazing presenter, and Stuff is an outstanding engineer with lots of experience. Would be cool to see them collaborate on something!
TRUEEEE AHAHAHAHAHAH
Michael is known to be sociable and knows how to network with people. A collab is not an 'if' but a 'when.' Pretty sure he's probably trying to contact StuffMadeHere.
I am suddenly reminded of that time he sent Toast a dm before they met but never got a reply.
A bunch of big guys like Mike Rober are contacting Stuff Made Here, probably they will colab soon.
@@KenKelvinN *Orgasms*
S-Sorry. You can't just make me climax like that, y-y know?
He did try to scam toast
@@KenKelvinN tbh smh seem like a fairly hermitesk guy. I highly doubt he'll do any collabs
Toast is a bad example. He’s essentially the patron saint of manipulation.
Michael is a chaotic goblin, but he has a heart.
He's also extremely responsive on his discord. I have no clue how he has this much bandwidth but its super impressive.
I love the third screen he has, it always says something relevant and funny
It's honestly insane how good that guy is. He can write anything he wants and he can actually create it from his own house. And not only that he puts in SO MUCH time into his videos it's more than a full time job.
I can’t wait to see the crackhead and the pothead collab
Imagine if this guy, Michael, and Mark all got together to do a project. That's real crackhead energy
Don't forget Styropyro
@@braveoil13 I wanna see Styro turn anything they make into a war crime with military-grade lasers.
remember colin?
@@johnpayne3339 I don't think I have heard of Colin. Is that Styropyro? or are they two different people?
Put Adam Savage in there
Did sone research: his name is Shane Wighton, 2012 graduate of UNC Charlotte with BMSE of Mechanical Engineering. He leads a team of 40 engineers at Formlabs NC, where he designs and builds 3d printers. Cool dude!
Him at 7:22 : "I did re-write it and fix some of the bigger issues and it did take me several days of straight programming, too bad it makes for boring video" *doesn't show it*
Michael Reeves: "this coding is boring but im gonna show it anyways because of that sweet sweet video length!"
if michael gets his hands on a plasma cutter... the world is doomed.
Who are you to say the great Michael doesn't have one already
@@wamy6307 well, Man's said it himself.
No need to take my word
plasma tag
That feeling when you actually understand the system of equations and how to solve them using matrixes is amazing. I just learned how to do that 2 weeks ago! Great timing, and it makes me feel that maybe there is a point to actually learning all of this stuff.
Michael reacts to these videos like how everyone reacts to his
r/beatmetoit
Stuff Made Here is like Mark Rober with a little less charisma and infinitely more intelligence.
@@cicolas_nage lol why does that matter. Arent the kids on his vids his nephews
Cicolas Nage hence why I personally prefer SMH. I’m excited to see how his channel progresses. No shade on Mark, his channel’s good and a lot of what he does is very impressive, but I’d take funny over charismatic any day. Plus, the kids thing creeps me out a bit.
@@cicolas_nage
Gotta agree. Those kids are creepy af
Mark has better editing and filming I think, but I really like SMH dry awkward humour, reminds me of the office lol
@Venomade 1 Elon Musk 2 Mark 3 Stuff made here there's ya list
"He's like Mark Rober of f**king crack"
No Michael, YOU'RE Mark Rober of f**king crack
Took Mark rober 4 years for a dart board and this guy knocks it together in a month And makes it tilt
Dartboard is also tracking a much smaller and faster object and it needs to be a lot more precise.
@@tyrus5156 synching like 12 cameras compared to an xbox kinect
shitty comment imo
@@tyrus5156 Um yeah but mark rober had to use like 100k worth of camera equipment for it while this guy used a damn Kinect
@@abdullahimran4624
Tracking a dart is a lot less straightforward than a big ass ball.
"Mark rober on crack" is an accurate deacription of him because mark rober took like the dart board 6 weeks to build
1:08 "Unwanted haircut is assault"
Yes
"unlimited opportunities to torment my wife"
_michael writes that down for later_
Tormach is financially irresponsible but you know the 100k robo dog aint lol
The dog is a tax write off so it’s fine. And yes this was a joke I know this is not how taxes work
Stuffmadehere: easy as that
Michael: but it was not, in fact, easy as that
Yes, he is retired, his old job was to create 3d printers and cnc machines and he uses the stuff he helped create to make his stuff
Michael: "it be financially irresponsible to buy a CNC machine
Also Michael: Robot dog go BRRRRRR
pog
u stole Ojas Kavathe comment.
@@Zyphon_ okay
@@lukecobabe3673 well at least ur honest about it
How tf did you predict it
“it’s financially irresponsible to buy a cnc machine” *buys $100,000 robot dog*
Some engineers are wicked smart. I was originally pre-med before going into piloting but guys like this just make me look like a toddler.
When people react to Stuff Made Here: How Does he do that.
When people react to Michael: Why does he do that.
Michael talking about this guys upload time made me laugh...
Michael: talks about uploading in 4 weeks.
Me: looks at Michael's last upload.
Also me: looks at current date.
Judging by the way his workspace changes over videos and his appearance, I am going to say he has a fair few projects he worked on over the years just laying there ready to be shoved up, like how Destin from SmarterEveryDay does it, he probably just does this because he genuinely enjoys it, he isn't retired, he's just became his own boss. ;)
You know someone is insane when Michael reeves compliments someone
The only thing left is a collab
I remember when I first discovered Stuff Made Here, it was at night, and I literally watched him for hours until 2 or 3 am I wanted to watch more but I watched most of his videos so I just went to sleep
Michael: *sees anything*
Also Michael: I WANT THAT
Micheal: I want all his tools😂
My mind: go steal e'm
Yah
Of
Oof
this just teached me one thing, even your greatest idols have idols.
You know ur good when Michael Reeves says “how the fuck he do that”...
Bruh, i ran into this guy on his first video. I'm in graduate school and sure, like every engineer i play with shit... but this. Bro this is a 1 man army 🙌
Omg discovered stuff made here and watched Michael reeves on the same day and I was thinking about Michael reeves when I saw this basketball video and iirc even made a comment saying itd be great if there was a collab with Michael and now I see this video awesome
You know what’s his greatest flex? Mounting the system in front of two windows.
12:25 it didn’t even move XD she literally just made it
Just imagine Michael, stuff made here and mark rober work together for one project. Skynet would probably be a thing within this year.
"the wounds are still fresh so we're just gonna gloss over this"
I felt that.
I agree with Michael popping out a project like that in 4 weeks is crazy, does this dude also have a real job?
Real job?
@@yeetskaleet7140 yeah as in does he have all day on these projects or is he going to a 9-5 job too and then doing these on the side
I’m pretty sure he used to design hardware equipment and machining tools but don’t quote me on that, he said something to that extent in one of his videos
@Aidan S agreed
1000s of people living of UA-cam: "doesn't he have a real job?"
Michael should work with him on the next bat. If you miss the sweet spot with a swing it activates a tens unit on the handle of the bat.
I feel like Michel is smart enough to do something like this in his normal timeframe but we would need like $100,000 worth of equipment and maybe college
A lot of it is experience too, stuffmadehere has many times more experience than Michael does
TheHamoodz that also VERY important oversight on my part
Micheal is like 20 something (low 20s) so he has much more experiance.
I'm a student at the moment, and solving linear equations using matrices is for real not that hard. If Michael can do the shit he does - he for sure would be able to do this too. Just saying
Step 1: download Mathematica
Micheal:Isn't he crazy.
Also Micheal:Build a cup that shocks you when you don't drink fast enough.
The fact that his third(top) monitor is used solely for jokes throughout the video.
I love that every time I see a Michael video like this he is like “oh I need that, I need that, I need that”
I’m like yeah, I need a bandsaw too but I need to put my infrared sauna together in the garage first.
TIG welder would definately be good for you to have around, all TIG welders can also be used to stickweld, it's alot harder to learn and control but way better for larger projects!
Alright, i think imma become a mech engineer. I'd been thinking abt it for a while and this is it. When i finish highschool im become a mech engineer. I wanna build stuff like this
their is always someone smarter and faster thats why Michael makes his videos funny
He has a job that’s the reason I met him in real life.
i just appreciate that he literally attached some bearings onto a piece of alu to troll his wife
Hypertherm is a good plasma cutter, and Miller has great tig welders. TIG is an art form though. I was a Static welding repair man for a few years, so if you need any info on metal fabrication I would be happy to give you some insight.
Michael, Mark Rober and This guy
His wife just swooshes it, no assistance
that guy is programming and enginiering stuff you would need a whole team for....meanwhile....Michael drops his glasses in his bowl while trying to eat lmao
I yeah fix the optimizer from trying to swish the shots all the time.
How do you even begin to mathematically explain when does a moving basketball hoop need to swish or when it needs to bounce off of the backboard. What's next? correcting for the whiplash of the hoop when it reaches the destination?
1:08 I love how Michael missed the fact that the top screen say “unwanted haircut is assault, judge says”
"Blindfolded backwards in the dark"
"Yes 911, there's a scary man with night vision dunking on lebron james harden than the big bang"
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comment wow thx
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@@AESVIII third first
this guy make really complicated and cool machines while Michele takes over a year to make a laser baby
Michael: "I want a plasma cutter."
Me: "But does anyone else around you want you to have access to a plasma cutter, Michael?"
😂
that reference to 3d printers is interesting because i just found out that stuff made here was one of the earliest employees at formlabs! he played a huge role in making their 3d printers and thats what he did before stuff made here. he talks about it in his shop tour video
I don't think he sleeps. His wife must love him with their young daughter. He'd already be up when she cries at night.
I love how he is pretty damn good at making stuff, and knows how to program pretty damn well too. And he's still baffled by how StuffMadeHere can make this work.
I just imagined Isaac Clarke from Dead Space with the face of Michael running around with a plasma cutter trying to “fix” necromorphs
Michael: i really want to buy that plasma cutter
Also Michael: Buys a robot dog
I love how Michael fan-girls over other's creativity, but Michael himself is a creativity-genius!
You're right, he engineers things in a month that would take most teams months.
Michael* does a surgery machine
Also Michael
*Watches a video of a moving hoop
Michael: "How do you do that?"
The mechanics of this makes me think of a massive etch-a-sketch
Michael also not understanding the math makes me feel better
This guy is making cool stuff while Michaels making his shopping list
This old Tony (TOT) is a great resource for welding and machining (especially TIG)!!!
hack smith has all the tools and machines
My two favorite youtubers
StuffMadeHere is basically Hokage Naruto and Michael is basically shippuden/or kid Naruto
Begone weeb
@@jamesbooth7185 I shouldn't have laughed at that but I did
James Booth no
Listen, anime comparisons are cringe. Please stop.
I'm not a weeb. I started watching anime a year ago and im pretty sure that naruto is one of the most iconic anime out there. I don't even want to watch boruto. I thought of the analogy because I thought of some actual reasons why they are similar, even though now an afterthought, I realized it is pretty cringy.
I love his third monitor memes. They are always top kek
Imagine if these two make a project together.. A freakin Pandora's Box shet gonna happen
michael saying he needs for machines is cute cause the hell is he gonna use em for, its been 4 months, he's a twitch streamer now
love the fact kinects are getting use for random tech stuff. I have seen a lot in like random malls for photo things
Micheal: isnt he god damn crazy??
Me: ughhhh
He just beat almost every vr company to exist in one programme for an xbox kinect from 2010, I swear this man is a tech god
Michael: "Isn't he GODDAMN CRAZY?"
also Michael: *Creates electric chair to taze OfflineTV with*
Came for Micheal, stayed for this dude.
I would love to watch stuff made here build an FDM 3d printer and absolutely wreck the speedboat challenge with like a 3 minute benchy
"how does he fucking do that?"
Me everytime i watch Michael's videos
You got too make one of these
6:45 XD
In all seriousness though it's stuff from calculus 1, it requires only very basic knowledge of how to multiply/divide matrices.
Then you just plug all the values in and it magically works.
technically it was precalc and algebra. But it is precalc you don't learn until you get into calc 1. Which as one of my professors complained about is dumb and makes students fail calc 2.
@@BenjaminDancause which is why in his first attempt programming it he ended up having the hoop think the world was upside down.
"Pretty simple linear equations"
I'll take words that don't belong together for 500, Alex.
I would love to see their collab
A worthy opponent