Something very different…
For a long time, I found it really exhausting to follow recipes while cooking. You read the relevant paragraph. You add one ingredient, and then, of course, you already forgot what to add next. You go back to the recipe. You don’t exactly know where to find the information. So, you end up reading the whole paragraph again. That’s how it goes over and over again, and don’t even get me started on atrocities like “add the rest of the flour.”

Now I finally got around to building “Treecipes.com,” a platform to visualize recipes in a tree form. Each ingredient and operation is a node in the tree. No more searching around to find the relevant information! Also, you can mark nodes as done so you can’t forget anything.

I mainly built this because I wanted to have it myself, but maybe you find it useful too! That would really make me happy.

Currently, there are not a lot of recipes on there, but there is an AI feature that allows you to convert your text recipes into a tree structure automatically, or you can manually add recipes with a node-based editor.

You can try it now at:
https://www.treecipes.com

Took long enough but I finally found Waldo

You are a mathematician harry

literally hypnotized by how clean that marble animation was. This channel feels like a massive hidden gem!

Ladies and gentlemen - we found Waldo.

I am extremely grateful to live in world where people who are intellectually-gifted are inclined to share their insights to others in an effective, straightforward way.

I ended up here randomly, was not disappointed. Your accent is great, material delivery was clear and concise, the animation was solid, and video length was perfect. Keep up the good work, this channel will go far!

After watching this vid: This channel has to have more than 1million subscribers...

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As an engineer, I love watching videos explaining various math concepts through different ideas, even though I already learned these concepts quite well. You did a fantastic job. I appreciate all works that make science/math/engineering easy to the grand public!

Nice Video and even better Animation!

Until now, after so many years, I finally/"randomly" found this video and understood why there's a rendering method/option in 3dsmax(or in V-Ray?) called Monte Carlo...😂

This was fantastic. As a mathematician I've always found Monte Carlo simulation to be a tremendously powerful tool, mainly due to its simplicity. To see that you start the video by saying precisely that is truly wonderful :) Keep it up!

"It's a type of overtly theoretical concept that can solve incredibly complex problems, which I thoroughly enjoy doing"

Nerds have a totally different world.

Man, am I glad that Edward Snowden finally found a job

The popularity of this video in just a few months is indicative of the growing popularity of stochastic simulations (perhaps as people get into modeling things like a pandemic) and that many many many people are visual learners, and it is nothing to be ashamed about

You have an amazing knack for presenting complex stuff in a simple manner. Its not just the storyline or the visuals that are great, the audio part is soft-toned and slow enough, easy to follow.

Why’d I think this vid was hummus recipe

This is great! Very unique. As a Maya user I appreciate the amount of effort it took to make this. This kind of content is gold and people will find you. Usually when I watch new channels I have critiques but everything about this is damn near perfect. Can't wait for more

Thank you! This helped me understand path tracing and what separates it from ray tracing a bit!

Only 4k view for such an beautiful explanation?  Great job man!!