It seems like such an archaic tool but to create mechanical logic gates that are arranged to perform arithmetic was revolutionary. Really great find, and great video!
it's the first time I'm actually seeing a mechanical calculator in operation after years of experience with electronic logic gates and logic units and I'm quite fascinated lmao Is this how kids feel about rotary phones?
It might have been said hundreds of times over and over but it is just marvelous how technology has evolved over time, specially concerning the size of the devices.
Hey! So cool you have watched his videos! I didn't know about them before I had bought this machinbe and started do some research about this it and found his informative (and also relaxing!) videos :)
My immediate thoughts when seeing this was 1stSpyguy Very glad that ASMRctica has made a video like this, only a couple minutes in and I know I’ll be very relaxed and fascinated as with all his videos
As a Brazilian I was very happy to see Brazil in this video. Funny, you got the cities right. Indeed Chuí and monte Roraima are the extreme points in south and north. However, here in Brazil we have an expression "do oiapoke ao Chuí". Oiapoke being the farthest north point by common sense. Even though it is not. So, you got it right. But now you know this expression!
This contraption is fascinating and I never knew something like this existed. And it seems like it would be easier to just do the math on paper. But still it's a great item for an ASMR video.
@@ASMRctica omg you replied! I only saw this now. Ever since I commented this I've been watching a bunch of your videos. I can't get enough of your content man.
So I'm trying to sleep with his raspy voice here in montevideo and I start hearing he wants to calculate a distance from El Chuy Such random coincidence merited mentioning The odds of getting a Uruguayan viewer Replying in English..
Now this is something else! I've watched some asmr videos on mechanical calculators before and always liked them, mainly from 1stspyguy but he doesn't post too much nowadays so this is a great treat! I really enjoyed this!
Hey salam! So glad you like this! And so cool you have watched 1stspyguy. I just found out about his videos when doing some ressearch for this video :D They are very good, and I learned most of the operations from his videos.
Math was never my favorite, but after this video, i would rather learn it, than learn to use this monster of a calculator 😂😂😂😂 the machine is more complicated to use than the math problem itself!! 😂😂😂
I have no interest in math or else but this video was so incredibly interesting and yet calming. I felt asleep in the middle of the video but watched till the end after I woke up.
I thought I knew how this calculator worked, and then very quickly got lost, but it's still a really cool invention! It sounds kind of like the eye examination contraption they have you look through at the eye doctors. That was probably one of the first ASMR experiences I remember and I still love going to the optometrist because of that lol SUCH a relaxing video and really interesting too!
Hey! Thank you so much for the nice feedback and compliments! So glad to hear you enjoy my content, and I'm happy to read your thoughts about this video. Yeah, eye examination videos can be really relaxing, and it's so cool that this video reminds you of those types of videos :)
Hi! I'm not really new to the channel but haven't been commenting, do you think k you could draw a map of the UK? Just like a map of the UK and nothing else? thanks!
Hi! Thanks for the comment :) and thanks for the request! Maybe I will :) i've been thinking about it for a while actually, I find the history of that area very interesting
When dividing, you can still do like how originally did with 68. However you were trying to divide by 36 (not 3600), you needed to shift them left by 2. This would make; 3600.000000 Not _ _ 36.0000 _ _ 68.000000 _ _ 68.0000 Obviously then you would not be able to do 68/3600, so you would need to move move the bottom carriage across twice. Honestly it doesn't matter much unless you get longer, nonrepeating decimals as you would only be able to go to 9 decimal places where as this other way you would get to 11. Not much of a difference as long as the numbers you are using are of similar length. If you were trying to do something stupid like divide 1/12345 it would be. 12345.0000 _ _ _ _ 1.0000 You would then need to move this over 5 times (Because you can't divide 1/12345, 1/1234.5, 1/123.45, 1/12.345 or 1/1.2345. Only at 1/0.12345 can you divide), THEN divide for a total of 0.000081004 (and something because I think this machine can't go more than that anyway) Hopefully RUclips formatting doesn't mess this up. I never knew this equipment was a thing but now I want one.
☝Careful! Hipsters made vinyl and analog come back, if they see this video they might start using this instead of a digital calculator 😂 What a fascinating machine.
Analogue will always be centuries more advanced and impressive than digital because it directly showcases how gears and systems work into math perfectly, and of course how perfect math is.
Maybe it's rude to ask, but as soon as you said you found it at a thrift shop and bought it not knowing what it was, my very first thought was, "how much did it cost?".
Really cool video! Maybe you mentioned this (I didn't watch the whole thing), but using the Pythagorean formula to calculate the distance should produce an error, since the shortest distance between two points on the Earth's surface is not a straight line. The Earth's surface is curved and shortest distances follow great circle routes. That said your answer (4385 km) matches exactly the result given by the Haversine formula for the coordinates you gave. It turns out that the Pythagorean formula produces best results for distances near the equator and with minimal change in longitude, which suspiciously matches the example you used :)
Thanks for the feedback! Cool, I hadn't heard of Haversine formula before, it looks really complicated 😅 Yeah I guess that's why lines showing flight routes seem to be curved when shown on a map.
I neeeeed a full video of just your drawing into and the patron tapping a video of like tapping every supporter and or a video drawing but with the edits like your intro
About the latitude and longitude : The 0,0 coordinates are placed at the equator on the Greenwich meridian, which passes through Greenwich in London, England. So positive longitudes are east of England, negative are west. Positive latitude are in the northern hemisphere, while negatives are in the southern hemisphere.
I've been told that writing my journal on an IBM Selectric II was oddly pleasant to listen to. So much so, my family mentioned it to me saying they missed it. Also to butter the crumpets of every 70's kid, show the class a slide rule. That's how the cool kids did their math.
I need more of these I used to watch 1stSpyGuy and their mechanical calculator videos all the time but seemed they had stopped creating content but now that I'm looking they did a video last month. The sounds they make are incredible and the whispers just increase all the tingles!
Glad to hear you like mechanical calculator videos :) I found 1stSpyGuys videos when I prepared for recording this video, and yeah, they were actually really relaxing to watch 😄
Honestly Idk if youl read this, but could you do a big video where you draw a map of the entire world? Like alle countries. Ofc thats a lot to Ask dor but i would love it, and i think others too
I'm always been fascinated by old and or vintage I guess you can call it pieces of technology and such. Very interesting with this early form of an actual calculator.
This has instantly gone to my top lost of favorite videos! I love your voice, but my only request would be a no talking video, just the sounds of the machine as you calculate away 🤤
Astrophysics/CompSci major here- we had some really awfully convoluted math in my courses, and this made MY brain hurt. I need another goddamn degree to work this calculator 😂
this video just doesnt work for me. I was unable to sleep after witnessing an absolutely blatant attempt to keep me awake... please charge your Ipad, the anxiety from seeing it on 20% is awful
Loved this one. ^^ At first it seems more of a hassle than doing the math on paper, but with many calculations and especially divisions, you are certainly faster and more accurate.
I wouldn't be able to stop from laughing if I had this in school. There's a youtube video where a guy brought a typewriter to his college class. It was hilarious.
Amazing! 🥰 When I saw the thumbnail, I was surprised you deviated from your map theme. So I nearly laughed when you pulled out the map😅 I'm an accountant so this was especially enjoyable for me. Well done as usual🕊💖
In principle, initially you did everything correctly in the division, because after 68 there are 11 free positions, and after 3600 there are 2 free positions, 11-2 = 9, but you can only shift by 8, we remember 0 more after the point with a sticker and just subtract 32 according to the usual algorithm. As a result, the answer with a memorized 0 will be correct, but for convenience, as you did, 0s from the dividers can be moved before the denominators or just ignore last 0's in dividers, which is why there is enough space on the panel to shift the point in aswer.
imagine trying to pull that out during a test💀💀
I bet most teachers would allow it for the fact that it looks so cool, also if you let them tinker with it
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Pun intended? (Your username)
Facts
@@yaxorf2139im pretty sure they'd allow it if they allow calculators
Teachers in 1899- "You're not going to have a machine at your desk that can just do arithmetic for you. You need to learn to do this on paper."
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Teachers In 1900- "oh"
I'm seriously blown away by the genius that went behind designing and manufacturing that machine.
Math always had a habit of putting me to sleep. Glad to see that still hasn’t changed 😂
Thats a good one, also true for me😂
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It seems like such an archaic tool but to create mechanical logic gates that are arranged to perform arithmetic was revolutionary. Really great find, and great video!
Thank you so much 😃 yeah it's amazing how it works!
Indeed
Before we had the abacus
Now this was revolutionary
it's the first time I'm actually seeing a mechanical calculator in operation after years of experience with electronic logic gates and logic units and I'm quite fascinated lmao
Is this how kids feel about rotary phones?
It might have been said hundreds of times over and over but it is just marvelous how technology has evolved over time, specially concerning the size of the devices.
did you get this idea from 1stspyguy? Hes one of the few other ASMR I listen to and he is Swedish too. Are you guys buddies? This is so cool
Hey! So cool you have watched his videos! I didn't know about them before I had bought this machinbe and started do some research about this it and found his informative (and also relaxing!) videos :)
@@ASMRctica ya his videos are great like yours, and also the machines are super interesting
Yes I've watched a couple of the videos about other machines too! I agree, super interesting :)
My immediate thoughts when seeing this was 1stSpyguy
Very glad that ASMRctica has made a video like this, only a couple minutes in and I know I’ll be very relaxed and fascinated as with all his videos
Glad to see these types of machines get more content!
As a Brazilian I was very happy to see Brazil in this video. Funny, you got the cities right. Indeed Chuí and monte Roraima are the extreme points in south and north. However, here in Brazil we have an expression "do oiapoke ao Chuí". Oiapoke being the farthest north point by common sense. Even though it is not. So, you got it right. But now you know this expression!
This contraption is fascinating and I never knew something like this existed. And it seems like it would be easier to just do the math on paper. But still it's a great item for an ASMR video.
Glad you like it :) Yes in this case (when I'm, not to used to this machine) it would probably be easier to calculate by hand :)
Probably one the best voices for ASMR I have ever heard. This man was born to do ASMR.
Thanks for the nice compliment :) So glad to hear you enjoy!
@@ASMRctica omg you replied! I only saw this now. Ever since I commented this I've been watching a bunch of your videos. I can't get enough of your content man.
imagine trying to cheat on math exam in 1905
Haha 😂
So I'm trying to sleep with his raspy voice here in montevideo and I start hearing he wants to calculate a distance from El Chuy
Such random coincidence merited mentioning
The odds of getting a Uruguayan viewer
Replying in English..
Haha So cool that you found this video then! Thanks for the comment :)
Honestly some of the most relaxing ASMR ever on this channel I watch him every night before bed love the content keep it up
I'm so happy to hear that! Thank you so much for the compliment and great support :)
He's one of my absolute favorites (and I'm quite picky). The USA puzzle is one I've played like 50 times when I'm ready for sleep.
his voice is very relaxing. it’s quiet, low pitched, consistent, and brings in mouth sounds
You're simply incredible! Thank you so much for all the effort you put into your videos. 🙏💜💚
Thank you so much for saying that :) So glad you enjoy my content!
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Now this is something else! I've watched some asmr videos on mechanical calculators before and always liked them, mainly from 1stspyguy but he doesn't post too much nowadays so this is a great treat! I really enjoyed this!
Hey salam! So glad you like this! And so cool you have watched 1stspyguy. I just found out about his videos when doing some ressearch for this video :D They are very good, and I learned most of the operations from his videos.
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Math was never my favorite, but after this video, i would rather learn it, than learn to use this monster of a calculator 😂😂😂😂 the machine is more complicated to use than the math problem itself!! 😂😂😂
To this day I’ve never not been surprised by your new video ideas! Some of the most creative content on the platform 😁
Thanks for nice feedback, I'm so glad to hear you find it creative!
I have no interest in math or else but this video was so incredibly interesting and yet calming. I felt asleep in the middle of the video but watched till the end after I woke up.
same! i’m also not a big fan of math.
I love meth
Math+amsr im falling asleep fs
I thought I knew how this calculator worked, and then very quickly got lost, but it's still a really cool invention! It sounds kind of like the eye examination contraption they have you look through at the eye doctors. That was probably one of the first ASMR experiences I remember and I still love going to the optometrist because of that lol
SUCH a relaxing video and really interesting too!
Hey! Thank you so much for the nice feedback and compliments! So glad to hear you enjoy my content, and I'm happy to read your thoughts about this video. Yeah, eye examination videos can be really relaxing, and it's so cool that this video reminds you of those types of videos :)
Hi! I'm not really new to the channel but haven't been commenting, do you think k you could draw a map of the UK? Just like a map of the UK and nothing else? thanks!
Hi! Thanks for the comment :) and thanks for the request! Maybe I will :) i've been thinking about it for a while actually, I find the history of that area very interesting
When dividing, you can still do like how originally did with 68. However you were trying to divide by 36 (not 3600), you needed to shift them left by 2.
This would make;
3600.000000 Not _ _ 36.0000
_ _ 68.000000 _ _ 68.0000
Obviously then you would not be able to do 68/3600, so you would need to move move the bottom carriage across twice. Honestly it doesn't matter much unless you get longer, nonrepeating decimals as you would only be able to go to 9 decimal places where as this other way you would get to 11. Not much of a difference as long as the numbers you are using are of similar length.
If you were trying to do something stupid like divide 1/12345 it would be.
12345.0000
_ _ _ _ 1.0000
You would then need to move this over 5 times (Because you can't divide 1/12345, 1/1234.5, 1/123.45, 1/12.345 or 1/1.2345. Only at 1/0.12345 can you divide), THEN divide for a total of 0.000081004 (and something because I think this machine can't go more than that anyway)
Hopefully RUclips formatting doesn't mess this up.
I never knew this equipment was a thing but now I want one.
☝Careful! Hipsters made vinyl and analog come back, if they see this video they might start using this instead of a digital calculator 😂
What a fascinating machine.
Hehe I would love to see that happen 😆
can you make a same video but with no talking? It would be wonderful!
BLASPHEMY!
Analogue will always be centuries more advanced and impressive than digital because it directly showcases how gears and systems work into math perfectly, and of course how perfect math is.
More advanced? don't think so but more impressive for sure
Imagine someone trying to cheat in math, and they bring in the apparatus 💀
If I’d had you as a teacher when I was younger, my sleeping in class would have been justified. 😂 This is soooooooo relaxing!! 💤
Maybe it's rude to ask, but as soon as you said you found it at a thrift shop and bought it not knowing what it was, my very first thought was, "how much did it cost?".
Don't remember exactly, i think somewhere between 30-40 dollars. I found it very beautiful, and they told me in the store what it's used for.
Really cool video! Maybe you mentioned this (I didn't watch the whole thing), but using the Pythagorean formula to calculate the distance should produce an error, since the shortest distance between two points on the Earth's surface is not a straight line. The Earth's surface is curved and shortest distances follow great circle routes. That said your answer (4385 km) matches exactly the result given by the Haversine formula for the coordinates you gave. It turns out that the Pythagorean formula produces best results for distances near the equator and with minimal change in longitude, which suspiciously matches the example you used :)
To appease your curiosity, he actually does mention about the distance affected by the curve of the earth🙂 It's at about 2:27 or 2:28.
Thanks for the feedback! Cool, I hadn't heard of Haversine formula before, it looks really complicated 😅 Yeah I guess that's why lines showing flight routes seem to be curved when shown on a map.
you have the same accent as chess champion magnus carlsen. are you norwegian?
Haha cool. No I'm Swedish, but I guess the accents remind of each other :)
I neeeeed a full video of just your drawing into and the patron tapping a video of like tapping every supporter and or a video drawing but with the edits like your intro
Maths is not my strong suit but this was so relaxing. Thank you! 😴🤟
Glad you enjoy 😃 Thanks for your support!
Every time this guy posts I already start dozing off 😴
Hehe Love to hear that :)
Can you make a map of San Francisco? with all of the landmarks!!!! when you said it in your Gta San Fierro video it gave me mad tingles!!!!!!❤🌁
Grandson:grandpa, have u ever cheated in a test?
Grandpa:yes
Also the calculator:
Hey can you make another video like this? I love analog technology and it would make my day to see you do another video of this sort!
10:20 is my religion, i’ve never thought the name of my state in brazil would be so relaxing 😍
Love your videos! You seem to have a lot of old books from what I've seen, you should do a video about your library of atlases/old books!
Bro you got one of the coolest intros I've seen so far on an ASMR channel
I know you don't do game play videos, but I think you should make a video on the game Geoguessr, it's quite fun
*Never* stop posting videos
I'll try not to 😅 Thanks for your support!
About the latitude and longitude :
The 0,0 coordinates are placed at the equator on the Greenwich meridian, which passes through Greenwich in London, England.
So positive longitudes are east of England, negative are west.
Positive latitude are in the northern hemisphere, while negatives are in the southern hemisphere.
Thanks for the feedback :)
Omg I’m so happy to see your stuff on Apple Music. Exactly what I’ve been looking for! Screen-off relaxation 😴❤
I've been told that writing my journal on an IBM Selectric II was oddly pleasant to listen to. So much so, my family mentioned it to me saying they missed it.
Also to butter the crumpets of every 70's kid, show the class a slide rule. That's how the cool kids did their math.
Yeah it would be fun to try to use the slide rule! I need to get one of those 😁
Pretty cool intro with the shoutouts 👍
Thanks! Glad you like it :)
Bro just need to upgrade to another level his caluculator 💀
I need more of these I used to watch 1stSpyGuy and their mechanical calculator videos all the time but seemed they had stopped creating content but now that I'm looking they did a video last month. The sounds they make are incredible and the whispers just increase all the tingles!
Glad to hear you like mechanical calculator videos :) I found 1stSpyGuys videos when I prepared for recording this video, and yeah, they were actually really relaxing to watch 😄
Be hard cheating in a maths exam using that thing!
Haha 😆
I slept within the first 11min
Love to hear that :) Thanks!
the night is saved! Thank you so much, as always ❤ happy new year!
You're welcome, Thanks for watching! Happy new year :)
Can we get more of these I have watched this 20 times at least, so relaxing.❤
Man's looking at golden ratio and math on the iPad. Respect
I have never been to Oland, just Gotland and Far o. Sorry for the incorrect characters, Android OS is not very helpful. But that was early 80's
That calculator would confuse the hell out of me 😂
Imagine needing to cheat on a math test back in the day and having to pull this absolute unit out
Haha, yeah, and the sound it makes 🤣
Dear math
Solve you own problems!
His voice is so relaxing, I'm going to fall asleep 😂😂😂 I love your asmr ❤
lol sooo many steps to calculate distance from coords
And I thought math was hard with a modern calculator :o
Haha yeah, I can't believe it took me 2,5 hours to solve one math problem using this one 😂
Honestly Idk if youl read this, but could you do a big video where you draw a map of the entire world? Like alle countries. Ofc thats a lot to Ask dor but i would love it, and i think others too
I'm always been fascinated by old and or vintage I guess you can call it pieces of technology and such. Very interesting with this early form of an actual calculator.
Glad you enjoy :) Thanks for the feedback :)
holy SHIT the BASS on your voice is incredible! It's especially great because of my earbuds #ad
I love your videos i hope your channel blows up
When you say use headphones for best experience, you sound like Edward Norton in every movie he has been in.
I really do think your voice is one of my favorite things in this world to listen to
Hehe Thanks for the huge compliment :) So glad you say that :)
What that pen he used in the beginning
This has instantly gone to my top lost of favorite videos! I love your voice, but my only request would be a no talking video, just the sounds of the machine as you calculate away 🤤
Thank you so much! So glad to hear you like this one! 😊
Astrophysics/CompSci major here- we had some really awfully convoluted math in my courses, and this made MY brain hurt. I need another goddamn degree to work this calculator 😂
this video just doesnt work for me. I was unable to sleep after witnessing an absolutely blatant attempt to keep me awake...
please charge your Ipad, the anxiety from seeing it on 20% is awful
Can you please make map video about the infrastructure or a planet in star wars universe
Loved this one. ^^ At first it seems more of a hassle than doing the math on paper, but with many calculations and especially divisions, you are certainly faster and more accurate.
Yeah, I guess it's not supposed to take this long to do these calculations 🤣
That editing at the beginning is cleaner than my floor
I wouldn't be able to stop from laughing if I had this in school. There's a youtube video where a guy brought a typewriter to his college class. It was hilarious.
Great video, i just started making content and you are such a big inspo
This machine pisses me off and I never want to think about it again. Great whispers tho !
Hello. I really enjoyed this video. As a new person to this Channel i really got the need to Watch you more. Thank you for helping me relax.
Mechanical computers blow my mind. They had tech like this and so much more thousands of years ago.
I love the effort you put on your videos, its wonderfull to watch. Greetings from Brazil!!!
You could've done this to test amd run for numbers that could be used for a lock, then try to pick the lock along side using this machine.😊
haha yes that's a good idea for an asmr video I guess :D
Putting all the practicality issues aside, the calculator looks very cool to use. Until you’re actually using it daily; that’s not cool.
Since my favorite subject is math and I love asmr this video was perfect for me, thanks!
Glad to hear that! Thanks :)
Hey do you think you could draw my home country algeria ? That would be awesome
Thanks for the request :)
Who made such a machine
Well that's one way of projecting math more complicated than it has to be lol
I've been watching him for 3 years I just realized that the z's and ?'s don't rise on the same side
this is my go to video when playing games and i want to have something in the background. Keep it up love the videos!
I remember this from school
A squared + B squared = C squared🫡🫡
Any dude who sounds tired is a asmr
Bouta pull that bad boi out in the middle of my math lecture
That thing looks tedious and confusing to use.
I can’t help but ask. It’s been on my mind for a while.. where is he from? I gathered that he was American but I keep seeing Scandinavian references.
Read description. Swedish.
Kinda complicated to figure out how to work the machine but I'm sure once someone is proficient it's probably almost as easy as a regular calculator
Yes it's a fascinating machine!
The fact that making that mechanical calculator took more complex math than the math it can output is kinda funny if you think about it.
Fun fact: I have never been able to finsh this video, I fall asleep too quick
Not only is this incredibly relaxing, It’s so fascinating seeing older technology. I can’t fathom how human brains invent these things. 🤯
Yes it's really fascinating :D Glad you like the video! Thanks for your support
Amazing! 🥰 When I saw the thumbnail, I was surprised you deviated from your map theme. So I nearly laughed when you pulled out the map😅 I'm an accountant so this was especially enjoyable for me. Well done as usual🕊💖
Thank you so much for nice feedback. Hehe yeah I can never stay away from my maps for very long I guess 😆
I think the word you were looking for was logitude and latitude.
In principle, initially you did everything correctly in the division, because after 68 there are 11 free positions, and after 3600 there are 2 free positions, 11-2 = 9, but you can only shift by 8, we remember 0 more after the point with a sticker and just subtract 32 according to the usual algorithm. As a result, the answer with a memorized 0 will be correct, but for convenience, as you did, 0s from the dividers can be moved before the denominators or just ignore last 0's in dividers, which is why there is enough space on the panel to shift the point in aswer.
They did math differently back in the olden days 😁🧐☠️
This is such a beautiful machine! Thank you for sharing!
Glad you enjoy :)