I spend over 70% of my YouTube viewing time watching videos from the following exceptional channels. Check them out and thank me laterπ
1. 3b1b
2. Stuff made here
3. Veritasium
4. ElectroBoom
5. Arvin Ash
6. Sabine Hossenfelder
7. PBS space time
8. Professor Dave Explains
10. The royal institute
11. Numberphile
12. Vsauce2
13. Vsauce
1. 3b1b
2. Stuff made here
3. Veritasium
4. ElectroBoom
5. Arvin Ash
6. Sabine Hossenfelder
7. PBS space time
8. Professor Dave Explains
10. The royal institute
11. Numberphile
12. Vsauce2
13. Vsauce
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Prime Vsause was great, too bad he is not posting much, but thank God we have Veritasium, add TheWhyFiles and ColdFusion to the list
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By far the most impressive video and project I have ever seen. Shout out to Shane for undertaking this masterpiece project. He is an absolute geniusπ«£π«‘
https://youtu.be/vsTTXYxydOE?si=Oaq0YY5AKigEojIi
https://youtu.be/vsTTXYxydOE?si=Oaq0YY5AKigEojIi
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By far the most impressive video and project I have ever seen. Shout out to Shane for undertaking this masterpiece project. He is an absolute geniusπ«£π«‘ https://youtu.be/vsTTXYxydOE?si=Oaq0YY5AKigEojIi
Bro is good at engineering, math, programming, filming, designing and electronics all at the same timeπ₯
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My Ethiopian subs, chill with it, sometimes it helps as a medicineπ€
My Ethiopian subs, chill with it, sometimes it helps as a medicineπ€
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I have developed a Python program to compute the square root of any given positive real number without resorting to the sqrt() function from Python's math library or utilizing the fractional exponentiation method (i.e., **0.5). The program leverages the Babylonian method, also known as Heron's method, an ancient algorithm for approximating square roots. This approach iteratively refines an estimate to converge on the true square root value.
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I have developed a Python program to compute the square root of any given positive real number without resorting to the sqrt() function from Python's math library or utilizing the fractional exponentiation method (i.e., **0.5). The program leverages the Babylonianβ¦
Detailed explanationΒΉ of the algorithm that I have used in the above program.
ΒΉR.G. Dromey (1992). Factoring Methods. How to solve it by computer (pp. 86-91). Prentice-Hall International.
ΒΉR.G. Dromey (1992). Factoring Methods. How to solve it by computer (pp. 86-91). Prentice-Hall International.
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