Première vidéo !
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5_meWbzVGLQ
Permet de donner l'esprit de la chaîne : modéliser des processus naturels pour discuter des concepts en écologie et de la manière de les étudier à travers la programmation de modèles.
Tout ça dans une ambiance détendue, parfois contemplative, et un visuel didactique !
Wenn man auf Youtube geniale Mathe-Animationen sieht und der Entwickler der Python-Bibliothek erklärt dann haarklein, wie man sie anwendet …
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rbu7Zu5X1zI
#geometrie #mathe #python #3Blue1Brown #MAnim
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It's a little #hailcorporate but it was the exercise I was given in my #python #manim course. This is the first kind-of-hard one.
You know how some #API s give you insight into the entity that made it? I think #3Blue1Brown is smart and efficient. #Manim does a *lot* very flexibly with an amazingly simple interface.
Usually there's lots of #tutorial info online for things, esp #python things. For some reason #manim is a little sparse. Not none, but not a lot and more example-oriented than pedagogical. ("Just read the docs" is not helpful for my brain.)
So I uncharacteristically shelled out $50 for this pair of courses: https://www.devtaoism.com/courses
I'm not far but I'm already very happy with it. Organized lessons with examples and exercises!
This is going to make me some *killer* slides at work...
I'm not sure if using #matplotlib is really appropriate here but I'm having fun debugging & visualizing the Median Cut algorithm with it.
A bit annoying that the depth is off and that it's laggy as hell. Maybe I could try with #manim or something else?
Bit sad that #manim apparently has no way to align `Text` objects by baseline… (I wanted to do an animation for explaining a word wrapping algorithm.)
