Coding Challenge #133: Times Tables Cardioid Visualization

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Название	:	Coding Challenge #133: Times Tables Cardioid Visualization
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Finally, I know why you see that heart shape pattern on the bottom of mugs and bowls!
Comment from : @cobaltbluesky2276

Beautiful
Comment from : @nomackleo

I liked how you linked the number of points to the mouse's X position Might have been interesting to see that in conjunction with linking the factor to the mouse's Y position
Comment from : @djsyntic

Maravilhoso!
Comment from : @lucasmachadobueno563

Could you please say which language you are using
Comment from : @arvindbabu2816

I found this video because I am looking for more understanding on cardioids for painting project Also inspired by Swedish painter Hilma Af Klint and her visions consisting the symbol Your code created the most elegant animation, i love it I feel like I have an idea for a tool for an artist but I don't have the understanding for the coding (Took one course of csharp in uni but don't remember much) I'd imagine the software having a adjustable slider with a reasonable gaps around the cardioid shape for example, it helps to visualize and trace the shapes
Comment from : @Manusmusic

Muac 😘 That’s the best ever, from all the years I have been following this amazing human
Comment from : @cuchitp

Happy Feb 13th everybody! :D
Comment from : @halasimov1362

What language is this ?brLooks like AHK Syntax ?
Comment from : @entyropy3262

Whoever put a thumbs down on this, has a small weenie
Comment from : @davidmata7893

Love this video, love the way you teach and love the patterns in this visualizationbrI was looking for the javascript version with p5 in the description and comments Couldn't find it brI have made an interactive Application for the same visualization with p5 and ReactJs Please check it out at the link belowbrbr sandeepkasanigithubio/tables/
Comment from : @kasanisandeep

This is amazing loved it
Comment from : @prithviraj8801

It's awesome,br How can we turn this gcode?
Comment from : @tayyiptuzun1341

*idiot question*:brbrTWO_PI is Pi*2 ?
Comment from : @bowarc

Thanks for tutorial! I've just made this with Haskell!
Comment from : @kaksisve4012

Ive been messing with the numbers , the phase seems to be 100 or slighty more If you change the factor number to 21, 26, 41, 49, 51, 61, 66, 68, 71, 89, 99, 100, 101 these are all pretty interesting with the points at 200
Comment from : @dukestt

try that in p5
Comment from : @galaxy5109

Didi it!!!! youtube/PRGABcQgeuY
Comment from : @vfx_jon

I made a 3d dynamic model of this if you'd like to see?
Comment from : @vfx_jon

You are awesome!
Comment from : @threeshot24

ah lovely
Comment from : @kosmar

Cardioid same root as cardiac , in french coeur (heart)
Comment from : @WahranRai

yo thanks for this man
Comment from : @gonzalochristobal

Genius Level Mathologer as well
Comment from : @GodSpeaksInMath

its posted february 14
Comment from : @yesveryprofesionalnameyes6055

Any 'C' language version?
Comment from : @adityamaheshwari4764

Just saw this amazing video! Thanks for taking my suggestion, you made my day!
Comment from : @pelegmichael5489

hii given ure a big lover of visualizing interesting maths, I suggest u take a look on the GABRIEL S HORN ( "there is an apparent paradox that the horn could be filled with a finite quantity of paint and yet that paint would not be sufficient to coat its inner surface”)
Comment from : @aataouimohamed6049

Is this p5js
Comment from : @bobbob1278

Great video, I love the way you put it all together! Just wanted to mention as well, that I've recently put together a full length presentation merging science w/ spirituality, which you can find on my youtube channel, and the video is called, "Our Scientific, Spiritual World Part Phive (5)", and though I doubt you'll be into the spiritual concepts, I have made several original discoveries, especially about the human body, but most importantly about the Cardioid :) … That video by Mathologer inspired me as well, though I feel bad I said their name wrong in my presentation, but I've found some incredible connections to the cardioid that I think will really interest you, and they start right at 45 minutes in if you'd like to check it out Either way, keep up the great work, thankyou!
Comment from : @OurScientificSpiritualWorld

It is one of the best videos I have seenbrLoved it
Comment from : @Rockstard4

Can someone make a clock from that, it would be amazing
Comment from : @plony6142

Just found out your video ! I also made an implementation of the tables calculations in native javascript here if you wanna have a look githubcom/QTimort/coffee-cup-caustic-reflections
Comment from : @digtimo2940

This is by far the best video i've ever watched Loved it <3
Comment from : @bastianroling1430

What is this IDE??????
Comment from : @SciencePlusPlus

We did this in class as an activity for valentine's day in computer science
Comment from : @mariovelez578

Wait what?! This dude plays rust?! Unexpected 2:00
Comment from : @emiliathorsen9759

You did it! Thank you
Comment from : @eduardt7253

Hey I have a really cool animation of this concept that I'd like to publish somehow (in processing, I built my own from scratch), do you know what the best way to do that would be?
Comment from : @Ensivion

this is project for 5 minutes homespsostrovcz/tureni/projekty/my_content/cardioidmain
Comment from : @nicolasturek7563

It didn't feel like 17:20
Comment from : @chalkers

you forgot to list the javascript version of the Cardioid you wrote in python in the video
Comment from : @ejonesss

My attempt on pink heart the right way up using p5js: editorp5jsorg/sajmon313/sketches/NaXcy24Lp
Comment from : @sajmon313

This was gorgeous <3
Comment from : @siddhantjain2402

Hello guys! I made similar neural network for xor gate just like Dan made but in python and it is interactive!, here is the code: githubcom/sushantPatrikar/XOR-Gate-With-Neural-Network-Using-NumpybrPlease have a look at it once brFeedback is always welcomed :)
Comment from : @sushantpatrikar5581

Did someone say cardioid?
Comment from : @ellestuff6318

I've actually never looked into the main use case for processing What was the main reason it was developed and why does it have the specific features they wanted to have compared to other similar language packages
Comment from : @coolbrotherf127

Lovely bro You're a genius
Comment from : @ishaanrastogi657

Can you make a video or link URLs to how to set up p5js on visual studio code?
Comment from : @zantmelendez51

that was clean
Comment from : @fre1253

Sir in my processing There is showing circle function does not exist
Comment from : @rishuraj7273

Beautiful!!
Comment from : @lovespictures2973

How to make a infinite div carousel
Comment from : @bikramchettri9405

i love your content you always inspire me
Comment from : @husamk3207

So awesome!
Comment from : @nassav3

I love that cute sun on your desktop 😂
Comment from : @slyer7695

It's awesome looking at it like this, animating slowly over the screen: editorp5jsorg/bjornpijnacker@gmailcom/full/teHYkAGdW
Comment from : @bjornpijnacker2704

You are dog in programming
Comment from : @Bunty82873

The animation is just mesmerizing 😆
Comment from : @Mortagus

which language is this??
Comment from : @ritikkothari2787

Made this modification to the coding challenge in p5js I hope you like itbr editorp5jsorg/AleksHSE/full/iU__Fza15
Comment from : @AleksHSE

not related but im struggling with connecting java socket to external IP (ex i have running server on my computer and my friend in other house tries to connect to my server using my external IP) i'd be glad if someone could help me with this, i always get connection refused error
Comment from : @toripuru0069

what would it look like if used prime numbers
Comment from : @captainahab2518

You have been watching mathologer!! oh you just pointed it out! Come and visit Melbourne sometime
Comment from : @matthewvicendese1896

💜
Comment from : @xXPedoPanda42Xx

How you learn to code like this dude!!!!!!!pls reply
Comment from : @elangkavinrajendran2842

This video got me to finally break down and work on translation maths of Python's tkinter module just so I could do this Oh how I wish I wasn't to lazy to learn p5 It's not like this channel has a great series for learning it or anything Still, great video!
Comment from : @ScorpioGameKing

Day 596: Dan is still saying ‘modulo’ instead of ‘modulus’
Comment from : @carterjean

Here is cardioid that I coded in p5js and the program is much smaller, only 22 lines of code(with line breaks) bredit: editorp5jsorg/Jokester/sketches/YhJd13AuTbrfullscreen: editorp5jsorg/Jokester/full/YhJd13AuT
Comment from : @ihatelaptops532