As a programmer, I will say your choice of language is actually pretty spot-on, even if for slightly different reasons; Namely, python isn't *the* most beginner-friendly language (Scratch for instance, is arguably easier), but what python *is* good at is data-processing, which is what your task specifically was. (Languages such as C# for instance, would be a better language choice for writing simple desktop applications)
This is actually amazing considering it was your first time using Python and Pillow. The explanations of how the different parts of a QR code work were also spot-on. Can't wait to see what you'll come up with next!
This feels like a 500k+ view video honestly The pure JOY I felt listening to you scream in excitement when it actually worked was amazing, also I feel like I gained net zero information, don't get me wrong you explained things well but with the amount of scuffed workarounds and things outside of my field my brain said It Is Empty Time
I wonder if it'd be possible to manipulate the error correction for just a little bit of noise in the final image (and then since it's just error correction data maybe just de noise until it no longer is any error correction) also I thought qr reqired not the same color for more than 6 pixels in a row
i thought of the error correction too, but that would require changing the main nody of the qr code, something that would more than probably break the visuals also, the pixel colour grouping restrictions are essentially removed by choosing a specific mask pattern (which project nayuki allows for)
Fun fact: the QR code at 0:44 says: do not try this at home: printer ink is far too expensive for this
Yeah I tested it lol
you are extremely underrated
Absolutely amazing work! I think you understated your programming skills when it comes to reverse-engineering all of this.
I'm honestly surprised this doesn't have more views, this is some serious dedication.
I work with this sort of stuff a lot, and it’s really impressive to see how you tackled a problem like this without any prior experience! Kudos!
This is amazing, especially from someone with no previous coding experience. Kudos from a pro software dev.
As a programmer, I will say your choice of language is actually pretty spot-on, even if for slightly different reasons; Namely, python isn't *the* most beginner-friendly language (Scratch for instance, is arguably easier), but what python *is* good at is data-processing, which is what your task specifically was. (Languages such as C# for instance, would be a better language choice for writing simple desktop applications)
This is actually amazing considering it was your first time using Python and Pillow. The explanations of how the different parts of a QR code work were also spot-on. Can't wait to see what you'll come up with next!
This feels like a 500k+ view video honestly
The pure JOY I felt listening to you scream in excitement when it actually worked was amazing, also I feel like I gained net zero information, don't get me wrong you explained things well but with the amount of scuffed workarounds and things outside of my field my brain said It Is Empty Time
ok, Touhou fans will play Bad Apple on literally anything. I am not complaining though.
Awesome.
I am in awe of the genius and stupidity.
why did I feel like I was subed to you? lmaooo you deserve my sub (i was here before this guy grows)
damn this is sick! hope this video blows up
The 1:35 QR code hit hard!
Amazing work, now I wanna port bad apple into something using code
so underrated!! thats a very cool video :)
Theses vids are amazing!
At 10:49 my ears broke when he screamed *YES*
sorry, my bad
@@CptFreefall its alright lol
i was (kinda) prepared for that
The macro macro was a bit silly (there were many other ways to solve this, check out autohotkey for example) but nice video :)
I want to scan a code in the video and see where it leads.
I wonder if it'd be possible to manipulate the error correction for just a little bit of noise in the final image (and then since it's just error correction data maybe just de noise until it no longer is any error correction)
also I thought qr reqired not the same color for more than 6 pixels in a row
i thought of the error correction too, but that would require changing the main nody of the qr code, something that would more than probably break the visuals
also, the pixel colour grouping restrictions are essentially removed by choosing a specific mask pattern (which project nayuki allows for)
Oi! Is that Determination Mono!?
YOU DID NOT SERIOUSLY ASK 6:07 !!!! YOU DID NOT DO THAT!!!
This video is insane. Would you ever make the code public?
if anybody actually wanted that, maybe
would need to figure out girhub though
@@CptFreefall did you manage to make it public
@@ppunks i may or may not have completely forgotten lmao
once my schedule clears up i'll do it though (got it on a physical to do list and everything)
@@CptFreefall Oh, dont you worry, as long as you have it on your list i know ill be done some time, thank you so much
@@ppunks github.com/CptFreefall/qrcanvas
have at it, i guess