I find it fun to see how much different algorithmic approaches to problems can change things in the real world. That's part of why I watch a YouTuber named Acerola and his graphics shader explanation videos. He'll create something one way, showing the logic behind the algorithm and why it's too slow for real world use, then show the solution graphics programmers used to get around this problem. Whether it be by making a cruder but good enough approximation, or by using different algorithms. It's cool to see him make something unusable usable by approaching the problem differently.
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You can explore fun stuff from algorithms like wave collapse or just make ai in games like code bullet ,I'll have to go with random
1 year ago | 0
Plz make the video live, whatever video you make. I want the full live stream video
1 year ago | 0
Bro make the video live, you create a repo name of disjoint algo but didn't live the video
1 year ago | 0
conaticus
How interested are you in data structures and algorithms? I had the idea to study some algorithms, and try implement them into a cool project in languages like C. Then after this I could explain the algorithm and document the process on this channel. What do you think?
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