#AVA EDUCATION

[prwizard]

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[thatonefishfriend]

how about a TSC drawing :3?

[jijjmoon]

I really like Animation vs. Education things, and as a chemistry lover, I would be so happy when this come out.

and this is just a random thing..... Foundation of mathmatics is interesting but hard to understand

There might be some error cus I'm not expert or something but just a student

[nrth--ple]

maybe tumblr will eat this up

[coulrozzgrub]

guess who my favourite character is

[p1ctur3]

thought that animation vs geometry looks like constellations

imagine a crossover with animation vs physics

[zishu-arts]

[ven-u5]

as THE #1 yellow fan i actually started sobbing watching the new video this is great

also does anyone else see it? no? just me? okay

[thesecondcoming-exe]

[crystal-wingeddragon-spikes]

My fan made Animation vs Coding part 2

Do you think stick figure AI would "assume" data type of all number to be float, double, or decimal?

...What? This is not a well-known fun fact outside STEM community?

So many people have this problem, someone made a whole webpage explaining it.

More organic explanation here; Defining a right data type is a big deal in programming. At least the programmer who manually assign it float/double would know why it went wrong.

JavaScript, however, will automatically assign an appropriate data type, and is advertised to be more beginner-friendly... Can you see why this became a meme?

0.1 and 0.2 will be considered double data type, which can't be accurate expressed in base 2.

There is only (1/2), (1/4), (1/8), ... ,(1/(2 power n)) in base 2.

It can't accurately express (1/10 and 2/10), but it still makes a very good approximation. That is why it is only 0.00000000000000004 off.

This is why in most statistic analysis and calculator use decimal data type. Or banking uses fixed-point numbers data. They both have their limitation; Decimal requires more computing power, which mean more specialized device. While fixed-point works fine with money because it's transferring money, not doing maths. It would never have to deal with 0.3333333... dollar.

Do you know what language is from the same family as JavaScript? That's right, it's Flash's programming language, ActionScript.

I told you my Computer Science grade was horrid, but this is very basic, so I am more confident explaining it.

[stickkitty]

what if…

So you know how TSC in the warden episode seems to be talking to themself? What if that is the same cowboy-TSC from Animation vs Education?

[karimationkat]

I accidentally mixed up these two memes while drawing but it's pretty much what I had in mind

Doodle without test

[zkylearnstherope]

AvAddiction [An Interpretation]

Not an analysis this time but what I thought about the meaning of the ending scene.

Also, I didn't write one for AvCoding since I can barely read HTML.

Anyway, this is a really short one.

The choice of background. What is that place exactly?

It was a low poly desaturated landscape at first.

You would expect to get a fully rendered world at the end. With colours and textures and stuff, but it wasn't.

Instead, we got coloured light.

I doubt it was budgeting issues. I am thinking that it was intentional.

My theory is that it was about accepting an imperfect world.

The addiction part is escapism. Blue relied on flight for stimulation and amusement, because the world was too ugly and boring.

In the end, he learned to appreciate the view as it gets slightly better.

Still not perfect, but better and brighter.

The waterfall and trees were probably already there since the beginning too, but he just never noticed.

[manyminded]

everyone say thank you avphys for inventing plurality | p.1 of this post, part 2 in rbs

[plant-cell-park]

the recursive nature of fractals typically means it's bound to get crowded when you're the pattern

[jijjmoon]

Waving to me at somewhere in the parrell universe

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help my brain started to thing abt AvLogic and made full story from ancient philosophy to mathathical logic, set theory, Russell's paradox, incompleteness theorems, Turing machine and finally moving to computer science