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I think I've got a new one that I'll call user sort. Basically, the algorithm asks a human to sort the array and then check if it's sorted. There could even be one where it doesn't check if the array is sorted.

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Heres how you send hello world autohotkey. Send, hello world! Return

Skull sort: Takes each element, waits 1-30 seconds, swaps it randomly with any other element, and repeat until sorted. If the list is sorted, scramble list. This is the theoretical slowest algorithm ever.

Mircale sort is just Bogosort but with extra (and less) steps

A twist on Quantum Bogosort: Nosort. Simply assume we're in the universe where any data we want to read is already in a usable order for the current need. There's never a need to perform any sorts or even design sorting algorithms. If anything ever breaks and it's determined that the data being used wasn't initially in the correct order, the universe is abandoned (since universe destruction requires an operation). Abandonment entails just giving up and waiting around for natural universal heat death. With the time saved not having to think about sorting, some might even say Nosort has negative time complexity.

Recon sort: the list has always been sorted.

Bogo sort is still the pinnacle of all sorting techniques because gambling

Knockout bogo sort: When it is not in order the bigger number knock out the number next to them, unless the number is bigger, after that randomly shuffle again and check if the list is sorted, and repeat

Cut the milk carton, put cereal and enjoy. Optimization

i love how 4 of them are just "bogo sort" "bogo sort but instead of the whole thing its just two" "bogo sort but it bogo sorts bogo sort" "bogo sort but extreme"

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Studying computer science is great, but the work is bad. It is not about the fear of failure or stress, but the fact that IT projects are often difficult and flawed. They abuse workers for bad IT projects. There is no good job in IT. Only bad work and even worse work. The worst is writing SQL queries, solving difficult data models, optimization. It is hard and nasty work :)

bruh just set the highlight to syntax and youll be fine

2:32 uhhhhhh, I put the table 1st

Stalin sort is actually useful if you just want the highest value in a list. And if you make it opposite, you could find min value easily too.

Bogobogobogo sort: takes the first 3 events of a list and then bogobogo sorts it

fuckshit sort: take an unsorted algorithm, piss on the computer, see if it caused a bug that sorted the list. if not, try again.

mongol empire sort if one element is out of order the element and the next 9 are deleted this continues until list is sorted

I have been making a pseudo-language that translates to brainf**k, so i can make a Minecraft computer :D

different combinations on a Rubik's cube

I love semicolons. (heavy sarcasm)

I will forever be using bogobogo sort

0:12 *dodges because that time to change up is 99999999999 niggamillion years long*

the real question is why u made this video

Brain fuck seems genuinely fun

I like how anything past level 3 is just a variant of social engineering, proving that a human is the weakest link in cybersecurity

I was listening to this video with my yt friend. He was like: "what's that beeping sound?" I didn't even realize there was one. The fire alarm

Thoughts and Prayers Sort. The data is in the wrong order. Type Thoughts and Prayers See that the data is still in the wrong order. Type thoughts and Prayers Keep going until something changes.

0:42 i like how there is no "exellent" section on the chart.

14:37 real

Miracle sort can actually work! Solar rays constantly enter Earth's upper atmosphere, creating neutrinos that are constantly passing through the earth, due to their low mass and neutral charge. Such a neutrino could pass through a transistor in a computer, flipping its state. A few occurrences have actually been observed, though the chances are miniscule. This way, the correct transistors could be flipped, resulting in the sorting of the list!

Somewhere out there is a universe where Bogo sort works on the first try every time and nobody knows why

If i were to make an esolang i'd make it so that you must type entirely in contronyms so a hello world script would look like Shred="Goodbye moon"

Would have loved to see some LabVIEW here, perfect example

Bogo sort:Let’s Go Gambling!

Unintelligent design sort: it just prints 1 2 3 4 5 … until it reaches the same length as the original without even checking the list or if the numbers are included

Make doom in all of them

i can't read on light themes. my eyes start to hurt. i can't read on dark themes. my brain turn off and i fall asleep. i want light gray themes. designers hate me and want CoNtRaSt

“…Or use too intimidating ones like IntelliJ…” Bro I use that for python.

I am proposing a new sorting method called "Pretty Inefficient Sort." In this method, each number in the list is individually compared with every other number, and the results are stored in a temporary comparison table. Using this table, the correct position of the current number is determined, and the list is adjusted accordingly. This process is repeated for every number in the list, with a new comparison table generated for each iteration. While the method is straightforward, it is intentionally inefficient due to its repetitive comparisons and modifications, making it more of a conceptual or experimental approach than practical.

Imagine inventing the first ever sentient ai in malboge because your cat walked over your keyboard 💀

15:59 GD REFERENCE

Fcku-Sort: It corrupts all the data on your PC randomly and hopes That it works. And if not, you have a problem. Thanks for the like! ^-^

coming soon the fabeld bogoinf sort bogobogo sort but just ad infinitly many bogo sorts in like the second bogo in bogobogo bogobogo sorted

0:02 and thats me

GLaDOS would love that cake 7:07

If you can't be bothered to use standard conventions and have some thought for developers that read your code after you, you're a shit developer. Just sayin` !

Great! I am a Mathematician and a Computer Scientist, and I didn't know those by myself? Do you know Spaghetti sort? You order a set of raw spaghetti of different lengths by grabbing them in one hand and push them gently to the ground in a bundle. The longest one will stick out prominently. You get the largest one(s). You pick them out, and you take the next and so on. It actually works.

Fun fact: Spu7Nix, a Geometry Dash level creator and youtuber, created a level that recreates Brainf*ck code in this game... And no, it was made before 2.2 Though, I think it's now broken. If somehow you want to check it out, search for BrainfuGD or the 69434308 level code