and those who make off-by-one errors

OMG I get that joke now!!!!

there are two hard problems in computer science: naming things, cache invalidation, and off by 1 errors

@@jacksonmagas9698 don't forget DST and leap years(and time and date in general)

I don't get it, but I want to fit in so I'm going to say: 😆 Great joke I couldn't stop laughing

Tango is the best 🤣

The way to pass interviews in IT.

@@guillaume6459 the only thing you need to know to be in IT is how to shut down a computer and wipe it.

"I like your funny words, magic man" 😂 I don't understand it but it's cool!!

Most people expect binary to be super complicated just because it’s confusing, but it’s actually the exact opposite. Binary has to be super simple to be useful for what it does, and because it’s so simple it’s pretty hard to read quickly. When it comes down to it, it’s just a base 2 number system as opposed to the base 10 system we use in everyday life.

@@Peastable I think the most confusing part about binary is people don't know what a base-n number system is in the first place.

I understand counting in binary. Never knew the adding trick! Very clever.

Ditto all of this 😊

I think that people generally find it easier to understand something they know nothing about when it's explained by a beginner rather than an expert. The beginner has all the things that went over his head fresh in his mind, so he has a better understanding of what other beginners get hung up on. So to be the best teacher, you need to have a deep understanding of your subject matter, as well as the ability to think like an absolute beginner.

Ooh, that's actually a good idea. I like it.

@@GrifterMageHi Grifter!

@@miknrene o/

Agreed it's such a nice dynamic when they fly over someone's base or so and suddenly just have to stop and appreciate it or whatever. And they take inspiration from one another regularly too which is great

@@seeing8spots - I mean, Tango's shop is already a collaboration in parts - Scar did the smoke/fire out the top, and Cleo did the drippy redstones above the vat outside. It's a server full of very positive creative people who support each other, and that's an awesome thing the internet needs more of.

Also like, all the photos from gamers outreach grian looks like the embarrassed fan…. They”re kinda all embarrassed fans of each other

I'm already working on sending multiple items per request. I agree ita necessary

@@TangoTekLP Mass autocrafter arrays and buffers for the most used recipe items and crafters (sticks, torches, chests).

succumb, join us in the factorio hole.

the factorio is inevitable 🙌 SPREADSHEETS FOR THE WIN

I can feel that. Factorio is a drug, I can watch and talk about it without a problem, but the moment I start it 8 hours are gone in an instant. But the factory must grow.

Does uh... Does "bugger" mean something else where you're from? All your "likes" lead me to believe that the definition I know for it is maybe not common, globally 😅

@@imogens7281 In the UK 'bugger' can be a form of endearment for a friend, as well as an insult.

@@therandomhat_ Yeah I'm in the UK, it has many colloquial meanings here but it's still considered "vulgar" by a lot of people because of its well-known definition that I definitely can't put in the comments of a Hermitcraft video 😅

@@imogens7281 that's why it's so funny here... so many vulgar meanings, but also can just mean by construction, bugger is someone who bugs, lol.

@@therandomhat_ cheeky little buggers , we have that in australia too lol

Better than pathfinding downwards, I guess 😅

@@MommaBaum Minecraft Alpha Pains!

I've always wondered if it is that way to ​minimize mobs falling over cliffs.@@MommaBaum

@@kathyjohnson2043 its more to keep them out of caves i guess

Haha, just saw this as I finished typing my own version

Yep

explained it better than my school computing class

I second this!

Literally

Basically

Or vacation lol

Still waiting for doc

Don't forget the horns... 😅

Same! I knew binary was made of 1s and 0s… but not really what they meant. Now I have more of an idea. I learned stuff today, so thank you Mr Tek!

Now look into how hexidecimal works. its amazing how greatly our lives have improved by this one simple thing

@@demonique7424 - it's easier when you realize all number systems (or "bases") work the same way! Like, you're familiar with numbers having a 1's place, a 10's place, a 100's place, etc. - We call that base 10, because there are 10 symbols (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9... and 0 - not 10!). For each value in a "place", you add x of that number times the place... so 473 is 4 "hundreds" + 7 "tens" + 3 "ones", or 400 + 70 + 3. Now do the same thing but say you only have... 5 symbols, and you get base 5 - 0, 1, 2, 3, 4 means you'll have a 1's place, then a 5's place, then a 25's place, etc... Why 25? Well, the first place counts ones, then the next place represents 5 ones, and the next place represents 5 of the previous place... so 5 fives, which is 25. The next would be 5 25's, or 125. So in base 5... what's 2413? Well, it's 2 hundred-twenty-fives, 4 twenty-fives, 1 five, and 3 ones, or (2 * 125) + (4 * 25) + (1 * 5) + (3 * 1)... rather, putting it in an expression like this and calculating it converts from base 5, to base 10 like we're used to. (so it's 358 total in decimal). Binary is just the logical extreme of this. What's the lowest base you can make without just counting sticks? Well, two options per digit, so base two! Two symbols means we get 0 and 1. So the ones place counts up to... 1, and we roll to the twos place which gets us all the way to... three (2 + 1), and just like with base 5 above, the next place is always the base times the previous one - so in base 2, it's 2x1 = 2 then, 2x2 = 4, then 2x4 = 8, then 2x8 = 16, 2x16 = 32, etc. I don't know if that's remotely useful, I'm just rambling now, lol. Funny thing actually, binary addition is actually very easy - think about it: if you do the "write one number above the others, add them, carry any extra over" method... the most actual math you ever do is 1 + 1... which is 10, or rather, 1 + 1 = 0, carry the 1 :P

for real. you can see all the Hermit's growth over the years. Just looking at his second iteration of Decked Out was incredible on so many facets: game design, decor, replay-ability.

Someone commented on Impulse’s video that the Hermits are fighting their imposter syndrome this season. Tango’s belief that he isn’t a builder might be the final boss of this season.

Y o u ' r e

One thing that might help tango with the piston piping in the walls is replacing the Blackstone bricks next to them with the backside of pistons. That will make the wall consistent so the pipes look a lot more like pipes. But then again consistency can be boring and maybe that's not what he's going for.

​@@cygnus6047 why?

I understood more than from the teacher who taught me, without ever trying 🫡

I never understood binary but having numerical value to the "101000110" has made it more understandable!

@@iossaiken agreed Tango is best teacher confirmed? sorry Cleo

So, is binary read right-to-left instead of left-to-right then? That's where I get confused.

@@ksdragona_5583 read left to right like in our decimal system. When you convert binary to decimal representation it’s easier for me to count the bits from right to left though.

DOC FANS IN SHAMBLES 🗣️🗣️🗣️‼️‼️‼️ WE STAN A REDSTONE K̶I̶N̶G̶ DUNGEON KEEPER 😤😤😤

He dose not really use glitches he likes to use the proper way

Achievement unlocked: Accidental Turing

Wait the factory is a computer? Explain please! I want to learn 0_0

@@mcsike7264is launching chest boats thousands of blocks in less than a second by lining it up outside of loaded chunks while getting hit by other boats to build momentum, before releasing it and sending it thousands of blocks not using glitches? Is making a sand duper by pushing sand into the end and then collecting it isn’t glitched enough for you?

I mean Bdubs has been doing redstone for quite a while, people just assume he doesn’t because he is predominantly a builder

We’ve even got Grian doing redstone, I’m pretty sure that’s a sign of the apocalypse or something.

And Scar is going to actually use a storage system- the world might just implode. /j

@@ksdragona_5583 Grian said in a past season, I think season 6, that in the next season he would build a sorter and actually use it. He built it, maybe used it a little bit, but fairly quickly went back to creating chest and shulker monsters. I feel like Scar is the same way.

That and Scar's SuperFastBuildMode song are two of my favorite audio bits of Hermitcraft videos.

Tango's is by Jules Gaia and Scar's is howling by Lupus Nocte!

@TheRiconegro it's definitely not just you

Just don't overthink it. You learned a more complicated 0-10 system as a very young child.

I miss Satisfactory

Satisfactory is so good. Can't wait for the full release eventually.

Should be part of MC education edition now 😂

People just always overthink it. You learned this once, in like first grade, for the base-10 system.

amen

Hang in there

@@TopTwom still going strong new week new chances to f*ck some more up 😂

And it took 10 times less time than my teacher doing the same exact thing.