Sorts 2018 - Vertical Pyramid

Source code available at github.com/w0r...

[@VeryBasedAnon]

I love how this was recommended to me under "Electronic music".

[@therealbubble4696]

Lmao, more like electronic porn.

[@BierBart12]

I do like me some goa dubstep

[@The-Urban-Goose]

It's in "Gaming" for me

[@TheOneTrueSpLiT]

Ditto - confused much???

[@nameunavailable6972]

What are you talking about this is the best type of music

[@danielkoval7673]

It’s that time of the year again, youtube is putting sorting algorithms on the front page.

[@sivalley]

So YT is sorting sorting algorithms. What else is new? ;p

[@dontatmeimkekedout]

yeah i know, you klick one and then "POP"

[@starbender5468]

it’s just posting selfies, damn

[@ShiroCh_ID]

yay i just got crazy recomendation

[@brandonmartin-moore5302]

I think it has something to do with when sorting algorithms are taught in the Computer Science GCSE

[@somekek6734]

3:04 that one guy that cheats at the exam

[@satoruriolu6132]

He's actually a normal student with an incredible memory. He quickly reads through the test to have rough answers, then reads again carefully to see if there are mistakes, then he just writes the answers down one after the other

[@PNSee1994]

Radix LSD In-Place Sort Base 10 never disappoints.

[@kaylamitchell1982]

Read: LSD never disappoints

[@kontogoggle239]

its not at 3:43

[@Marcel-2174]

@@kontogoggle239 No, at 3:43 is Radix LSD Sort (Base 4) but he meant 4:43, where Base 10 is.

[@kontogoggle239]

@@Marcel-2174 now its good

[@Marcel-2174]

@@kontogoggle239 wow, i didn't expect that 😂

[@Rydex]

Me at 9pm: "I'ma going to sleep early tonight" Me at 3am:

[@kilo3421]

That exacly me!

[@david81990]

it’s literally 2:55am as i’m reading this

[@Goozeeeee]

Fucccck. 2:45

[@China-ch7zm]

I just love sorting slices of myself widest to narrowest bottom to top at 3 am

[@ChakkyCharizard]

legitimately what i'm doing right now

[@YellowPhosphorusDice]

Nobody asked for this But everybody needed this

[@ahgahgha1446]

I need it

[@YellowPhosphorusDice]

@@ahgahgha1446 yes Lucas we all need it Even in the darkest part of our heart...

[@fakestory1753]

i need dozen of it

[@YellowPhosphorusDice]

@@fakestory1753 then you must be a healthy human being have a nice day

[@fakestory1753]

:))))))))))))))))))))

[@brookedoesstuff]

Guide to Triangle Sorts: 0:00 - Simple Sort - Easy, fast sorting 0:18 - Bubble Sort - Round boi sort 0:32 - Intersection Sort - Fast top to down sorting 0:46 - Cocktail Shaker Sort - Strange sound, makes round sort and a slim sort 1:02 - Double Selection Sort - Like the first one but sorts two different ways 1:17 - Shell Sort - Sorts in a messy way, w w wo wo wo woosh woosh WOOSH WOOOOSH 1:37 - Merge Sort - Makes wide triangles, then merges if 2 triangles are the same size 2:01 - Merge+ Intersection Sort - Faster merge sort that crumples 2 same sized trianges 2:25 - Max Heap Sort - Makes messy upside down triange then transports a line to the correct area 2:48: - Quick Sort - Makes small sections of colors then orders them into their place 3:03 - Counting Sort - Counts twice, and done 3:18 - Time+ Intersection Sort - Counts once, makes a sloppy triangle, wWOOSH 3:29 - Gravity Sort - Somehow gradually moves them and making a square at the same time 3:44 - Raduix LSD Sort - What is it doing? ??????? Oh... I see lines, triangles, ddddddDONE 4:04 - Raduix MSD Sort - Makes 4 sections of colors, then splits them into 4 more, and wowoowoozzzwooozzztttwooooooaaazzz-zzzz-aaaaaaa! 4:24 - Raduix LSD In-Place Sort - Moves things up, what.... eventually makes lines, then triangles, and noice 4:42 - Raduix In-Place Sort - (Base 10) Why is it so quiet... *paper shredder ear rape* done This took awhile to make so plz like

[@thebishopoldchannel76]

english do you speak it?

[@brookedoesstuff]

The Bishop no

[@geomochi4904]

Do you even English?

[@hiimapop7755]

Love your humor!

[@georgecantu856]

Thanks 👌👌👌😤🔥

[@karmaindustrie]

NOW I finally know how the pyramids were built. [Edit: Wow, so many likes. Check out my music if you are ready for KARMA.]

[@kaylamitchell1982]

Using LSD of course!

[@alspezial2747]

@Trash Sonic cartoons not always

[@aynurcamc6457]

my name jeff

[@Aranimda]

0:55

[@synthmarkbs8477]

Base 10 probably, look so fucking weird

[@martinmazanek5192]

What is going on here? How did I get here? What is this? Why am I enjoying it?

[@WolfieRU]

Our inner geek brought us here to feel the true joy of sorting algorithms

[@vtechvsmile]

@Riskai lol it's 3:28

[@eldaneuron4183]

A demonstration of different sorting algorithms most of them are taught like in your first year of computer science, most follow similar principle pick a point compare to x or group of x and combine etc

[@Lazydavinci]

@Riskai 5 am

[@ErPabuls]

@Riskai 6 am

[@DanielClear2]

HE CAME BACK AND WITH 60 FPS

[@Forester_Master]

3:29 everybody gangsta until the triangle starts to form a rectangle.

[@maurolionelmisjuegosyo940]

No u

[@idcaf]

It was in my recommended and i listened to this for 1 minute before realising this isn't some sort of avantgarde experimental noise music

[@94B714BT]

4:45 the god of sound. BASE 10

[@Danidanijr]

lancer XD

[@Ziploz]

9gag levels of music? xD

[@donaidtrump2259]

Paper shredder earrape version?

[@jarskil8862]

Just a microwave at 3am

[@LoraLoibu]

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[@emowoji]

Teacher: what is 2+2? My brain: *4:43* Me: 6

[@emowoji]

oh thanks bro

[@Refract404]

This is the only Christmas present that I care about

[@BobbyJCFHvLichtenstein]

Everyone is usually happy by their recommened but honestly wtf is this

[@TheMADTATER]

Are you not entertained?

[@oobanoobaisterrible]

I love these. There satisfying to watch. But I have no clue what’s going on

[@tron7_]

a whole damn series

[@keithancajas4623]

@@oobanoobaisterrible a comparison of sorting algorithms. the lines are sorted based on their length.

[@angst_]

Did you watch one oscilloscope music video too?

[@misteroof]

If ancient Egypt was on acid.

[@swiped3285]

ew you copied my pfp you loser

[@cooliofoolio]

Generic Gradient (c)2019 swiped inc. DO NOT DISTRIBUTE

[@misteroof]

s w i p e d Oof

[@swiped3285]

@@cooliofoolio generic name (c)2019 unknowngam3r inc. do not distribute

[@naveenmukkatt5031]

he protecc he attacc but most importantly he bacc

[@nicibozz9819]

Are you talking about radix LSD in place sort base 10?

[@renkun7064]

He protecc He attacc But most importantly He stacc

[@EpicVoiceShitposting]

@@nicibozz9819 He's talking about the dude

[@shrimplysuperior]

Teacher: Show your work Me: 3:03

[@nilaksh007]

Gravity sort and LSD base 10 are always the best

[@lorenzodelforno28]

How about bogo sort?

[@Choinkus]

Even the technical explanation of how gravity sort works is so satisfying

[@LaughgreatYT]

Msd is the best for 3d

[@avielnahum8]

I clicked on this thinking KZbin was recommended an epic edm track. I wasn't wrong 🤘

[@leebydeeby]

"Category - Gaming" algorithm: [sorts a gay pyramid] youtube: that's an epic gamer moment right there

[@HandledToaster2]

Thanks for not using "nobody:"

[@ni.ko3869]

@@HandledToaster2 i concur

[@nqrtzy8765]

epic gay-mer I’ll leave

[@Flowtail]

As a Gay(tm) myself, the pyramid would be more gay if it wasn’t red at both ends, since the gay flag isnt red at both ends

[@comicsansgreenkirby]

wow

[@Teel217]

2:50 When you're getting a haircut and the trimmer is right behind your ear.

[@newchannelchecklastvideo8251]

My nervous system when i hit a table with my elbow

[@newchannelchecklastvideo8251]

SmellySnoo It’s a meme, we both didn’t came up with it.

[@westinghouse14]

00:00:04 Selection Sort 00:00:18 Bubble Sort 00:00:33 Insertion Sort 00:00:47 Cocktail Shaker Sort 00:01:02 Double Selection Sort 00:01:16 Shell Sort 00:01:36 Merge Sort 00:02:00 Weave Merge Sort (Merge+Insertion) 00:02:23 Heap Sort (Max) 00:02:46 Quick Sort (LR ptrs) 00:03:00 Counting Sort 00:03:15 Time+Insertion Sort (Mul 4) 00:03:26 Gravity Sort 00:03:42 Least Significant Digit Radix Sort (Base-4) 00:04:01 Most Significant Digit Radix Sort (Base-4) 00:04:22 In-Place Least Significant Digit Radix Sort (Base-2) 00:04:40 In-Place Least Significant Digit Radix Sort (Base-10)

[@ungrigspiller]

please explain how the milliseconds go backwards

[@w0rthy_]

The way I was calculating the Real Time here was taking the (current time - start time - sleep time). The problem here is that no matter how precisely I attempted to measure the sleep time it was unstable, sometimes reporting more time slept than had actually been, which results in the real time occasionally decreasing.

[@davidjames1684]

Why don't you just have the code so you can comment out the visual stuff, and just report the actual runtime of each in milliseconds after each one is sorted and hold it up on the screen for a few seconds so we can compare results. It seems like heapsort did quite well and I have a supposedly even faster version of heapsort I am playing with that should beat standard heapsort by maybe 10 to 20%

[@kaddieMV]

This is how the Egyptians built their pyramids like we never knew

[@DanielClear2]

4:43 *S O R T I N G B U T I N V E R T I C A L*

[@oxithotten5861]

I don’t know what any of this is, but damn, that’s a triangle

[@andromedagalaxy6060]

The best ones are Gravity sort & Radix-LSD In-place sort (Base 10) ------------- Teacher: if you were to skydive, what is the maximum velocity you can go? Me: *Processing... (**4:45**)* *Organizing... (**4:52**)* *calculating... (**4:55**)* Me: 76 Meters/sec? Teacher: Right! *price is right music*

[@xygomorphic44]

Selection sort: I think I'll just play the scramble animation backwards Shell Sort: I'll scramble these around. Happy? No? (sorts a few) Happy? (sorts a few more) Happy? (sorts a few more) Happy now? (sorts a few more) Uhhh... fine I'll finish it for good this time. Merge sort: I'll make a pig pyramid from a bunch of small ones Counting sort: I'll stare at these and do nothing twice. Ok, BAM it's sorted now. Gravity sort: Hocus pocus abracabra I sort thee now! Radix LSD base 10: The mayans knew the proper way to build a pyramid all along.

[@pawncube2050]

underrated comment

[@the2401]

what is a pig pyramid and where may acquire one

[@zenvio]

@@the2401 on the very bottom of the internet.

[@waldorfthepig1431]

I have no clue why this is getting recommended to me But I'm not complaining

[@willowtd9643]

Base 10 is the language of higher beings

[@punpkin-314-pi5]

if you take requests, i really want to see stalin sort in action. it’s my favorite sorting algorithm of all time. any object that is not in order is eliminated, thus leaving a correctly ordered (albeit shorter) list. my programmer friend sent me the idea.

[@Querez8504]

Everyone talks about 4:42 just because it sounds and looks cool, while nobody talks about 3:18 which is probably the fastest method in the video EDIT: So according to what you guys have told me, 3:18 is actually slower than 4:42 and I just want to know why these are slowed down or speeded up and/or stuff? Is it because it'd go too fast for anyone to see what's going on?

[@ondra1petrik]

i don´t think you know how ms works ,the 3:18 took 4063.18ms in real time ...the 4:42 took 32.27ms so 3:18 is 4,06318S and 4:42 0,03227S

[@asdasfdfgewqgrgyjh]

3:18 was the second slowest one in the video. The slowest one almost took a whole second to comput

[@john_paul_r]

Yes, most of these methods would finish in a fraction of a second (less than 1/100). They are slowed down purely for visualization purposes.

[@davidjames1684]

I don't trust ANY of these actual runtimes with all the video stuff embedded. This person needs to comment those out and do a separate run with just the sorting and a large enough array to make a reasonable comparison. Then and only then will I consider the actual runtimes accurate. 500 items is not enough. Try something like 1 million but with no visual stuff and then add those times at the end of each visual sort or just show a table of results at the end of the video with each sort algorithm, how many comparisons, how many array accesses, and the ACTUAL runtime without the video stuff.

[@fluorinegas6944]

@@davidjames1684 pretty sure it's 1000 items

[@citronvannalemon]

4:54 *E R E C T T H E P Y R A M I D*

[@reefslider1]

Erectin' a pyramid!

[@simonchen682]

2:47 the god of sorting itself, quicksort

[@dima__b]

Thank you Radix LSD (Base 10), very cool

[@cray9488]

Привет Дмитрий

[@michaeldreon3395]

me: mom can we get mcdonalds mom: no me: *sorting noises*

[@Real_RUBB3R]

I love how this video almost blends in with KZbin perfectly with dark mode on desktop

[@alaaranga2765]

Thank you for these masterpieces of sort videos, helps me learn about them.

[@Lucas264]

1:53 Getting the last number you need on 2048

[@zachphillips1154]

1970: We will have flying cars in the future 2018: 4:45 I'm not even mad

[@gabriellaottrok2812]

When you have no idea what you just watched, but you still enjoyed it and sent it to others

[@HittingBandy]

2:19 why did I feel a slight breeze of lag

[@Zudexa]

Honestly the more these get recommended to me the more I become interested. Too bad I literally have no idea what i'm watching

[@so.astral]

I remember when everyone was saying *"i have epilepsy from this"* on computer lessons

[@redcharget5894]

Count sort is that kid that memorises everything ultra quick

[@NaviafromtheSDR]

*_04:40_* For the moment you've been waiting for

[@RusZugunder]

This one actually made me fall asleep yesterday. Thanks for the recommendation, youtube!

[@finn3721]

*when you forgot to turn your mobile phone off in the evening, have autoplay activated and wake up the morning...*

[@crow7421]

7 videos later and I still don't know what I'm watching, but I like it

[@kagez6515]

Radix LSD In-Place Sort (Base 10): halfway through sorting Video compression: *_nice place, bruh_*

[@Flow-vx4fm]

Me at 11:52 pm: Ok this is my last video before going to bed. Me at 2:37 am, 41 videos later:

[@KingofJ95]

Gravity sort is still complete and utter magic.

[@sonicnaruto12345]

1:18 to 1:33 is the most interesting

[@zachphillips1154]

Its heresy to say that about anything expect for the Gods of Gravity Sort and Base 10

[@quinnmaubach2121]

woish woish woooish wwwoooish WWWWWOOOOOIIIISH

[@kdmedia1534]

1:18 kinda reminds me of the Tardis.

[@lpsp442]

Been a while since I watched one of these, never gets old

[@NotSexualAtAll]

Suggestion: For Comparisons and Accesses show the number relative to the total number of elements. If there are 100x more accesses than elements, show it that way (i.e. "100n"). Also show rank relative to other sorting functions for those and for Real Time.

[@soos4719]

This is not the video that KZbin needs But the video that KZbin deserves

[@daanroelofs119]

1:23 what what what what what what whaat whaaaaat WHAAAAT WHAAAAAAT!

[@SpaghettiEnterprises]

Just Because ppl seemed to be discussing it, fastest times listed below. Note... I just skipped through real quick after watching the video, so I may have missed something. 6.68 ms Selection Sort @ 0:01 6.90 ms Max Heap Sort @ 2:26 7.06 ms Quick Sort @ 2:48 9.00 ms Counting Sort @ 3:04

[@erichittle]

I almost thought I was watching Adult Swim... 😂

[@shoelariat]

Picking your sort method based on efficiency < Picking your sort method based on the sounds/visuals they make in a visual representation

[@TheUKNutter]

Who would have thought Mario 64 Rainbow Road looked so realistic

[@Zedorfska]

When 4:45 said: "*high pitched demonic mating call sounds*" I felt that...

[@rabbitpiet7182]

What if we take the sound file from. The sort and make it so that the sorting plays music

[@DoubleDTVx2]

I’m sure KZbin’s compression algorithm absolutely loved this video…!

[@gamingbutnotreally6077]

Counting Sort, 0 Comparisons, Lol

[@MaishidaHD]

The Pyramid is my favorite visually pleasing sort out of all the others. :)

[@nobodyproductions1178]

The pyramid looks like a Rainbow Road track from Mario Kart

[@vinesauceobscurities]

Quick Sort is particularly satisfying to watch.

[@skydivertyler]

When it said “weebeeppeepboob” *I really felt that* 😩

[@athanasiothegr8]

Kudos for choosing the same background color as KZbin's dark theme gray.

[@zenowyvern167]

What Is this and why is it in my recommended, is this some next gen meme or something?

[@cryankiebuillars105]

I watched so many of these that I'm starting to learn their language.

[@ps1nk4]

How do some algorithms work without comparasions? Is that possible?

[@alex95sang52]

I wondered the same thing

[@w0rthy_]

Through clever placement/movement or analysis of numbers in the array, "Distributive" sorting algorithms are capable of sorting arrays without needing to use any comparisons.

[@tsmeowth001]

one example i could give is this: if you know what the max and min is and what numbers you actually have in the array, you could "sort" it by simply just creating the actual sorted version with the known numbers and collapse the gaps between known numbers in the array. no comparisons were done.

[@thehiddenninja3428]

@@tsmeowth001 And that's exactly how counting sort works. Scan 1: find biggest and smallest Scan 2: count how many there are of each number SORT!

[@theAmazingJunkman]

Fun fact: shuffling an array by swapping each element with another random element is actually a naive algorithm. The reason being is that n^n-the number of ways this algorithm can shuffle an array-cannot be evenly divided by n!-the number of permutations of the array. For n^n to be divisible by n!, every single integer between 0 and n would have to be a factor of n, which isn’t possible if n is bigger than 2. This means that the shuffle will result in some permutations more likely than others. The solution would either be for each element to be swapped with a random element from the beginning of the array to said element, or for each element to be swapped with an element from the element you’re swapping to the end of the array. That way the number of possible results from the shuffle is n!, and not n^n. Credits to Udiprod on youtube for pointing this out in their video on stooge sort and bogo sort

[@Intrafacial86]

*[Me]:* 4:43 "This is it - the gateway to enlightenment and higher-order existence!" *[Also Me]:* 0:19 & 0:48 "lol bewbz"

[@KingJellyfishII]

Um how does the last sort work with no comparisons?

[@joshuascholar3220]

Something dumb like "have an array with one entry for every possible number in the range and increment when you see that number" Only works when the range is very narrow.

[@zerosora8520]

are you still doin sort video!?

[@w0rthy_]

My presumption was that sorting videos were the reason people subscribed. I took my non sorting videos elsewhere since I don't want to annoy people who did subscribe with unwanted content in their subscription feeds. More to the point: Whenever I come up with enough ideas about how to change/improve the program I upload some new ones. Nothing is monetized, this is all just for fun to me.

[@crimsonmoon9404]

@@w0rthy_ what are these sorting algorithms used to sort?

[@agfd5659]

@@crimsonmoon9404 search it on the internet

[@Elias07070]

This is actually confidential information we acquired in the Area 51 raid and we found these documentations of Alien AI algorithms trying to find the most efficient way to build the piramids

[@zionnemakoma1398]

*sees no comments about rainbow road* Me: *there seems to be no sign of intelligent life anywhere*

[@misteroof]

RAINBPW ROAD ON EPILEPSY

[@noahjalbuena-cook6877]

why do we like these so much

[@Abel1120]

bubble sort... and lsd....

[@Blink-pi9cm]

KZbin’s algorithm may be a piece of shit, but every now and then, it manages to find that one video that i never thought once in my life that i would love.

[@MudakTheMultiplier]

Quantum Random sort when?

[@mist273]

This is the best sorting video I've ever seen.

[@theomnihero8221]

Time + Insertion Sort looks like it is the most effective, but the gravity sort is the most satisfying to watch.

[@michaprzybys9127]

LEGEND CAME BACK INTO LIVE!!! WE MISSED YOU U ARE LEGEND btw I love the new shell sort and time insertion sort

[@arcadealchemist]

this is kinda satisfying to watch cos of the 90s IBM sound effects

[@LudwigvanBeethoven2]

Why am i addicted to this?

[@3p1ks]

I don't know what this is, but it's satisfying.

[@rubenssilveira5765]

I never understand these videos but i like to watch them

[@TaccRaccoon]

Why is this in my recommended And why do I like it

[@grimbles39]

Radix MSD is cool because I think that's how real people would have hand-sorted it.

[@RobynAudiomancer2]

Gravity sort looks like magic in all of these

[@nothingtoseehere8921]

Everybody gangsta until the triangle sorts itself

[@Cetreciii]

the thumbnail looks like the picture of a vaporwave album

[@val26874]

Legitimately enjoyed this more than Amon Tobin's video for "Full Panther". Don't know a thing about sorting algorithms.

[@der_pinguin44]

Base 10 is the sound of nightmares. I love it.