variable tier list
last tier is for variables that already have way too common definitions (ie. i and e)
I think I just like variables
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variable tier list
last tier is for variables that already have way too common definitions (ie. i and e)
I think I just like variables
DESMOS GOT AN UPDATE?!?!?!
OH HELL YEAAAH
They made a pun about the unimaginable ways we'll use complex numbers....
new circle :o
I've waited for this day since forever
People were doing complex numbers in desmos before, but damn, did not think it could be made so much easier
New error, btw
I know Christmas is two months away, but I feel like it's already started :D
I was gonna go to bed, but now I need to upgrade my domain coloring graph and complex number library...
I don't know what I expected, but there is no need to upgrade my complex number library... most functions now just work with complex numbers out of the box. And the domain coloring is now more or less trivial.
This took 6 lines and a dozen minutes to produce. This used to take an afternoon at the least. I feel giddy
(here's the link btw)
oops, posted on main on accident. oh well
DESMOS GOT AN UPDATE?!?!?!
OH HELL YEAAAH
They made a pun about the unimaginable ways we'll use complex numbers....
new circle :o
I've waited for this day since forever
People were doing complex numbers in desmos before, but damn, did not think it could be made so much easier
New error, btw
I know Christmas is two months away, but I feel like it's already started :D
I was gonna go to bed, but now I need to upgrade my domain coloring graph and complex number library...
A square cannot truly exist in reality, because by the very definition of a square, all sides must be equal, this however is impossible to truly achieve
also we live in 3d, and a square is 2d
It physically can't
a square exists in my heart and that's all that matters
I am recreating the stack and pointers in desmos for a project. My heart goes out to all computer science majors that have to deal with pointers regularly.
Daily Desmos Fact #2
In which I remember this account exists. Custom colors can be defined with the functions rgb(R, G, B) or hsv(H,S,V)! R, G, and B are integers between 0 and 255 inclusive, H is an angle in degrees that wraps, and S and V are real numbers between 0 and 1 inclusive. All custom colors must be assigned a variable name and will appear in the color menu with the default colors.
Lists of custom colors can also be created, here's an example of how it can be used to create a procedurally generated color gradient.
HEARTBREAKING: Math nerd came across a math problem he couldn't solve💔
LIVE: Entire country grows an interest in assisting poor math nerd 🤝
give us your math problem, I need this
I forgot I had this blog lol
enjoy this bittern picture because the desmos gif I wanted to post is several times too large to upload to tumblr
Daily Demos Fact #1
You can access the x or y values of points! Adding .x or .y to a point object returns the x or y value respectively:
This can be incredibly useful in many cases! Here's and example on how it can be used to multiply complex numbers in Desmos.