Honestly the only thing crazier than this I’ve seen when it comes to mazes is a fully working maze that changes around you in Minecraft. It always has a solution and is infinitely expandable.
@@skyeplaysgames4598 i think the meaning of “pronounced correctly” is getting lost here 😞 Yes, ultimately only Dijkstra himself can truly pronounce his own name “correctly”. However, since his name is in dutch, and we are English speakers, we have to *translate* his name over to english, and “daikstra” is just what we as english speakers have ageeed upon is the verbal “translation” of “Dijkstra”. But in part, you are right. Who gets to decide which pronunciation is correct? If the correct combination of sounds and vowels is produced to successfully emit the message and meaning meant by the speaker, is that not equally as valid as an alternative path which leads to the same outcome? Either way, “dickstra” is humerous for obvious reasons 😏
@francaisdeuxbaguetteiii7316 By that logic there is no use correcting the creator, as, ultimately proven by the fact the correction is possible, he successfully communicated who was meant, thusly showing that it is an equally valid verbal transcription of dijkstra as daik-stra would be
@@skyeplaysgames4598 well, not quite. His pronounciation differed from the commonly english accepted one enough to where someone who isnt as knowledgeable in the subject may not know who he is referring to. Its more precautionary than anything. However, you forgot the main reason he was corrected. He wasnt corrected on the basis of a horrific name butcher, he was corrected on the basis of his mispronunciation accidentally including the english word for male genitalia, which may be embarrassing and funny in some situations. The utility of pronounciation is not the only factor to consider when choosing how to pronounce words. I could speak in a really weird accent such that everyone in the room could still understand me, but that doesnt necessarily mean i should. They would probably think i hit my head or was making a joke. We all homogenise our accents and pronounciations in peer groups and societies, because we have literally evolved to process language subconciously, and whilst mispronunciations of words might be fully understood, when they cross the linguistic neurological barrier from subconcious to conscious, it takes away from the value of the message and brings our attention away from the speaker. Had this creator been my friend, and had he used that pronunciation for a long time, his wonderful way of talking would be second nature to me, however this video is of the medium of short form content where most viewers are first time viewers who have not yet psychologically adapted to his mispronunciation, taking away from his wonderful video on the subject. A simple imperfection in a masterpiece, no big deal. Hence the needed correction. Oh yeah, and he did say 🍆-stra. Just thought i should sorta reiterate that 😅🤣
A-Star was arguably my favorite algorithm during my computer science degree. It's Pathfinding. Heuristic functions are neat -- It gets pretty wild when you don't have perfect information of your surrounding environment though. It's an advancement on your basic Graph Depth-first and Breadth-first searches, and a beautiful introduction to Artificial Intelligence. I love everything about the A-Star algorithm.
come on yt algo pick this guy up
Popped up here!
Hes underrated
A* is not the most efficient for mazes. It will perform very well in specific situations just like every other method
I watched the video,right hand wall was the faster in a massive maze but A* was the winner overall
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Dude I love the effort to lip- sync. Keep up the awesome work!
Thank you dude! I really appreciate when people notices the small details!
Wow. It's madly awesome bro.
Quite literally amazing
Man we need yt algo to do a better job.
Honestly the only thing crazier than this I’ve seen when it comes to mazes is a fully working maze that changes around you in Minecraft. It always has a solution and is infinitely expandable.
And the algorithm used is soo cool
Pretty genius algorithm for that, definitely would recommend checking it out!
I would like to know the title of that video so I can watch it. sounds interesting
@@johnbarnes7485 it's called origin shift maze generation
@@johnbarnes7485 it's "ever changing redstone maze" by captain Luma!
this entire short is so good here before it blows up
Oh lord 😅,
Dijkstra is pronounced like “daik-stra” not “dickstra” 😂
Oh no 😅😅
Its not pronounced like either of those. Issue is that the dutch ij sound doesnt appear in english
@@skyeplaysgames4598 i think the meaning of “pronounced correctly” is getting lost here 😞
Yes, ultimately only Dijkstra himself can truly pronounce his own name “correctly”. However, since his name is in dutch, and we are English speakers, we have to *translate* his name over to english, and “daikstra” is just what we as english speakers have ageeed upon is the verbal “translation” of “Dijkstra”. But in part, you are right. Who gets to decide which pronunciation is correct? If the correct combination of sounds and vowels is produced to successfully emit the message and meaning meant by the speaker, is that not equally as valid as an alternative path which leads to the same outcome?
Either way, “dickstra” is humerous for obvious reasons 😏
@francaisdeuxbaguetteiii7316 By that logic there is no use correcting the creator, as, ultimately proven by the fact the correction is possible, he successfully communicated who was meant, thusly showing that it is an equally valid verbal transcription of dijkstra as daik-stra would be
@@skyeplaysgames4598 well, not quite. His pronounciation differed from the commonly english accepted one enough to where someone who isnt as knowledgeable in the subject may not know who he is referring to. Its more precautionary than anything. However, you forgot the main reason he was corrected. He wasnt corrected on the basis of a horrific name butcher, he was corrected on the basis of his mispronunciation accidentally including the english word for male genitalia, which may be embarrassing and funny in some situations.
The utility of pronounciation is not the only factor to consider when choosing how to pronounce words. I could speak in a really weird accent such that everyone in the room could still understand me, but that doesnt necessarily mean i should. They would probably think i hit my head or was making a joke. We all homogenise our accents and pronounciations in peer groups and societies, because we have literally evolved to process language subconciously, and whilst mispronunciations of words might be fully understood, when they cross the linguistic neurological barrier from subconcious to conscious, it takes away from the value of the message and brings our attention away from the speaker.
Had this creator been my friend, and had he used that pronunciation for a long time, his wonderful way of talking would be second nature to me, however this video is of the medium of short form content where most viewers are first time viewers who have not yet psychologically adapted to his mispronunciation, taking away from his wonderful video on the subject. A simple imperfection in a masterpiece, no big deal. Hence the needed correction.
Oh yeah, and he did say 🍆-stra. Just thought i should sorta reiterate that 😅🤣
This dude is like if code bullet actually posted 😅 👍👍👍
A* is fast but definitely not the most efficient 💀
how about u make one of the ever changing maze of origin shift algorithim
A* need to know position of goal point for Heuristic update. But wait ! Goal point is must be unknow.
bro became sambucha for a sec with the "Pretty cool, right?"
Can you idk instead of cutting the video off to advertise your channel just give closed loop info so we are actually interested in your content…
Holy, how are you so good? im struggling to make play collisions
Micromouse typa stuff
Try participating if u can
I think it is pronounced dyjkstra
Not sure tho
How did you create your avatar?
code bullet but sane
I like his videos...
My algorithm
Python. Nice.
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i JUST watched the actual explanation video lmao
Dijkstra is same as BFS if all edge weights are the same.. They are the same here right?
Which algorithm do you think is generating a truly random maze?
Next thing would be round mazes!
recursive deadend is my fav
Yeah I really like the recursive backtracker as well. So simple, but so effective at the same time.
Put that on one of those kids activity pages from a restaurant :P
I use dead end filling to solve normal mazes :)
My favourite is Kruskal's.
Also add genetic algorithms as a maze solver
Sober codebullet 💀👍
Unity has one too I believe
Good short though, keep up the good work
A-Star was arguably my favorite algorithm during my computer science degree. It's Pathfinding. Heuristic functions are neat -- It gets pretty wild when you don't have perfect information of your surrounding environment though. It's an advancement on your basic Graph Depth-first and Breadth-first searches, and a beautiful introduction to Artificial Intelligence. I love everything about the A-Star algorithm.
How do you make this animation?
PyGame and lots and lots of code. If you're interested I the long form video goes into more depth.
@@Green-Code no I mean the animated character
Oh, I made it using Premier Pro, After effects, and the mouth movements are done by automation with custom code (adapted from carykh) :)
@@Green-Code nice, id want to try something like that too