We're back again this week with part 2 of our "Intro to Mythica" series! Samuel Kaminer & Slater Victoroff are still in the woods to discuss how Mythica's system will turn concept art to meshes, research advancements in 3D modeling and how Mythica works uniquely within any game's individual technical constraints. Remember to like, comment and subscribe for part 3 coming next week!
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What if we told you that some of history's most crucial ideas weren't conveyed in words, but rather depicted through diagrams? 🤔 The power of diagrams to solve problems and facilitate understanding has been evident for ages. Today, we're excited to introduce 5 iconic diagrams into our #drawio Diagramming Hall of Fame! 🏆🌟 #diagramming #halloffame #visualizeit #davinci #copernicus #apollo13 #diagramusecases #atlassianapps https://lnkd.in/egbba6Hj
draw.io Diagram Hall of Fame: Iconic Diagrams to Inspire Your Work
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While listening to some lecture I got perplexed by a question mark geometry. 0_o or should i say trigonometry to make it spicy? -_- Why is it realy a strange half of circlish line with a dot "?" beneath it? And ofcourse there's a theory I have, and you're obviously excited))) Outside of a 2d perception, I see it as a natural symbol of a spiral. But why would the spiral be a good metaphore of unknown? Cause until Unknown is defined, it has a potential of Infinity. Spiral is a great infinity symbol, now you can also recommend it to your friends. And before you go, I feel like admiring questions for helping us to have our "big picture" to be solid, they are making the path of development for our mind and worldview secure. :) Now we're on fire, but still stay safe and have a great time now, stranger! since only you choose how to spiral it up!¿ #questions #answers #analysis #development #comedy_motivation
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Please share your answers and view the YouTube video to support my YouTube channel to grow. #mathematics #math #dailymaths #algebra
Can you simplify this radical expression?
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🔍 Ever heard of the "Look and Say Sequence"? It's a number series where you speak out the digits to get the next number. Starting with 1, it evolves into 1, 11, 21, 1211... Try it! Comment your thoughts below and share this fascinating sequence! 🧮 Read More: https://lnkd.in/dBGZM2yR #vedicmathschool #vedicmathematics #JohnConway #Englishmathematician #LookAndSay #NumberSequence
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Talking Tuesday Tip. Here’s why you should nix this word from your lexicon when you’re making a change! #talkingtuesdaytip #wordsmatter #embracestruggles #progressisnotlinear #afaf #reframingwellbeing #mindsetcoach #alcoholfreecoach #wellbeingcoach
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This is pretty shocking...both intuitively and numerically!! For example, if you consider their partial sums, the millionth partial sum for the first (convergent) series is about 14.4, while the millionth partial for the second (divergent) series is only about 3.4. You really need the rigor of convergence tests (like the integral test) to be sure in both cases. #calculus #math #maths #mathematics #mathematicseduction #iteachmath #billkinney #billkinneymath #infinity #infinityisreallybig https://lnkd.in/gTRhy-tm
Calc 2, Lec 23B: Prove Series ∑1/(n*ln(n)) Diverges with Integral Test
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This week's Math and Spirituality Video Series looks at the field of geometry. And then we begin examining different shapes and symbols that humans have attributed with spiritual meaning. https://lnkd.in/ePEP-y53
A Case for Geometry
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The challenge of defining and measuring reasoning is a fascinating one. Puzzle-solving, for instance, involves combining known pieces to solve a 2D problem. But what happens when we extend this to an n-dimensional space with vast memorized building blocks? The ability to match them and generate unseen shapes raises an important question: is this primarily memorization, generalization, or a distinct form of reasoning? Let's explore this concept further and dive into the intricacies of reasoning in a multidimensional space. What are your thoughts? #reasoning #puzzlesolving #multidimensionalspace
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