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@arbab_tariki

As a C++ Plus programmer, I can tell you that chat GPT does not help in C++

@clever4ever603

Reading and learning about the applications of matrices is one of those eureka moments where things that seemed simple from afar become intricately beautiful up close.

@OmPatil-zj9uo

I love how when he shows the code at 0:04, there's two long comments added to make the code a donut.

@twixerclawford

finally... code bullet but way cuter is back... welcome back king

@ThingsInWarehouses

Me seeing this video popping up in my recommended: Oh, hey he posted a video about a donut

@ohimdabiggestbird

this video should go viral under my supervision

@Bienpai

How is this underrated, it's so cool that he barely did all shapes

@xtremecoding4005

"You don't need maths for programming"
Yeah, then explain this

@bepositive271

Killed the explaination part 

No i  am mean he really just killed the explaination part

@NiffirgkcaJ

I knew it! I remembered seeing this in the past. The glorious donut. 💀

@Zomplexx

Mom, can we have Code Bullet?

Mom: No, we have Code Bullet at home.

Code Bullet at home:

@thoughted6069

For the cube couldve just done:
Max(Max(|x|, |y|), |z|)<0.5
This would give a cube with an area of 1.

@exyrux

great vid! now spin the truncated icosahedron

@kaydenlimpert2779

"or like when my cube decided to become a break dancer" let it follow its dreams! if it wants to be a break dancer let it be!

@nubnoobbo

4:15 ngl that is a pretty cool VHS effect it makes the rotating donut dramatic

@incognito8547

As someone who made a 3d renderer I can confirm rotating donut is the easy part.

@1ue999

i did something like the cube too, but instead calculated the cornors of the cube and drew lines inbetween them (makes a wireframe cube)

@TrueDemonicG

If a future ai overlord watches this...brooo love the energy 👏

@CodecookerMintz

Little fix, it's not dot product, just normal matrix multiplication