Steam Punk Smart Factory Auto Crafting! - Hermitcraft 10 #9

The Steampunk factory is build out, fully functional and cranking out resources!
Also, Scar likes my butt.
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[@adeptusmedicus]

Old joke but I can't resist. There are 10 types of people in the world, those who understand binary and those who don't

[@dandymcgee]

and those who make off-by-one errors

[@jackiemaass5425]

OMG I get that joke now!!!!

[@jacksonmagas9698]

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

[@xaco18]

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

[@Werewolf914]

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

[@shadoronline]

"When I use nerd speak, some people don't understand what I'm saying. That's ok, because I don't either!" Never change, Tango

[@Shortnamesareoverrated]

Tango is the best 🤣

[@guillaume6459]

The way to pass interviews in IT.

[@patrickd2853]

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

[@bravobby8773]

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

[@rudrodeepchatterjee]

Tango, whenever you place TNT in potentially risky places(like your crafter system), place an anvil above it in case it activates. This will prevent explosion block damage to the circuit.

[@GrifterMage]

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

[@miknrene]

@@GrifterMageHi Grifter!

[@GrifterMage]

@@miknrene o/

[@DireKestrel]

okay but the lesson on binary encoding actually was very helpful. Like I was expecting to come out of it just as confused if not more so as I was going in, but it actually makes so much sense now which is just ??? You need to stop selling yourself short, Tango. You're amazing at what you do

[@Peastable]

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.

[@christianseibold3369]

@@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.

[@AndiFels]

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

[@thechillykitty]

Ditto all of this 😊

[@durgun8247]

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.

[@chenseanxy]

System engineer here. I think the main bottleneck is gonna be the high latency / low throughput to request the items. Since: - Items are crafted immediately after all resources are just available, you're guaranteed to run out of one of them after crafting one item - Then the system need to request one piece of the missing resource while the crafter goes idle, and wait for that item to arrive - Then the next cycle: craft item, request missing, wait for resource to arrive, ... In CS terms, we can: 1. High / low watermark to buffer resources and parallelize the steps of crafting and requesting 2. Send a batch of items after one request to increase the throughput of the bottleneck (which is requesting items) And since the entire request system runs on one shared bus, effectively airtime is shared between different crafters (and their requested resources), so maybe send more resources in a batch if an item is used more often (like sticks and dust for torches) Oh man it's Factorio all over again... Must not succumb to the addiction...

[@TangoTekLP]

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

[@davidmcdonnel4831]

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

[@wizzard4003]

succumb, join us in the factorio hole.

[@mennonis]

the factorio is inevitable 🙌 SPREADSHEETS FOR THE WIN

[@Klerkules]

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.

[@LeopardMask12]

I love how clearly all the hermits are such _fans_ of each other/'s work. They all fanboy/fangirl over each other and they're all proud of each other and it's especially clear in interactions like this episode with Tango and Pearl

[@seeing8spots]

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

[@KingBobXVI]

@@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.

[@Shortnamesareoverrated]

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

[@Curundil]

"First ANNUAL installment of 'Tango Teaches...Binary'" See you all on April 21, 2025 then for the continuation of the greatest series ever

[@xittttta6074]

the last bit where Tango is wrapping up the video while trying his hardest to ignore the buggers are sooooo funny

[@imogens7281]

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 😅

[@therandomhat_]

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

[@imogens7281]

@@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 😅

[@kevinkelley5505]

@@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.

[@Nezumi--]

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

[@ashadowyfigure8469]

My brother in Christ the factory is a binary computer in survival Minecraft, he’s got doc level technology with no game breaking just PURE REDSTONE

[@b.j.880]

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

[@mcsike7264]

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

[@taiyoqun]

Achievement unlocked: Accidental Turing

[@pentasquare]

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

[@jonasg.bisgaard1086]

@@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?

[@jayc7559]

I love how everyone is just hanging out in the background while you try to do your outro, it’s so funny

[@Froggenheimer42]

The reason for the animals being attracted to that hill is because passive mobs in minecraft will always naturally pathfind up. They check the blocks around them based on a weighted scoring system, then once the block position is chosen its bumped up 1. It's a short summary but if you spend long time in one world eventually you will find all the passive mobs at the top of the world generation (provided the source blocks are preferential to the mob type)

[@MommaBaum]

Better than pathfinding downwards, I guess 😅

[@JenInMinecraft]

@@MommaBaum Minecraft Alpha Pains!

[@kathyjohnson2043]

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

[@ThomDeWit]

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

[@Max-sc4yn]

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

[@generaljuneapple4313]

Now everybody, remember to come back next year and ask Tango for his second annual Tango Teaches Binary.

[@Shadowdemoninsideyourwalls]

As Joel says, Tango says he isn’t a builder and then builds amazing things. Don’t beat yourself down buddy, your awesome❤

[@TheRyepoog]

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.

[@InfernaFiresword]

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.

[@cygnus6047]

Y o u ' r e

[@skyellama8374]

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.

[@kaj661]

​@@cygnus6047 why?

[@IsaacDaBoatSloth]

basically every hermit this week: so basically, gamers outreach

[@Shortnamesareoverrated]

Literally

[@giuammaturo]

Basically

[@mushroomspook4275]

Or vacation lol

[@cohandora]

Still waiting for doc

[@bullzey4722]

Don't forget the horns... 😅

[@imogens7281]

The piano matching the mini timelapse of pillar mining was INCREDIBLY satisfying. Thank you, my brain feels nice now.

[@michaelhoerr2468]

I second this!

[@WhatsFaffening]

I think making a punch in/punch out time clock for the factory would be an awesome way to have it turn on and off for coming and going! Everything looking amazing Tango!

[@AffectionateCroissant-bx5eu]

Tango actually ran a whole math class faster than the teacher turns on their computer

[@Lachs-by1jc]

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

[@iossaiken]

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

[@TytonidaeIndustries]

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

[@ksdragona_5583]

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

[@manuelyanez2759]

@@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.

[@dominichassett1860]

Legit best explanation of Binary I've ever heard, thanks Tango :)

[@Hermitcraft_X]

Yep

[@wheleck]

explained it better than my school computing class

[@jackiemaass5425]

That binary explanation actually helped soooo much! Not just in understanding tango's factory, but I can't believe that's actually how binary works- I never knew!!!

[@demonique7424]

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!

[@hunterhollingsworth9058]

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

[@KingBobXVI]

@@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

[@unkierich]

Season 5 Zedaph is looking down smiling with that reference to "Is that sheep looking at me?" Also, what is this server coming to? BDubs and Pearl doing redstone. Meanwhile Tango and Mumbo are becoming great builders.

[@bobosaurus331]

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

[@thesledgehammerblog]

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

[@ksdragona_5583]

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

[@fnaffoxy1987]

@@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.

[@samdelaruelle9711]

I gotta say, I wasn't one of the people against the conveyor belts, but after seeing this I'm glad that the plan has changed. Because this looks absolutely amazing!

[@EastWoodGrap]

If the factory is only gonna be running when you are nearby you should have some smokestacks that actually emit smoke when the factory is active! Would show the other hermits that new batches of product are being made, and would look super cool.

[@raivaughn]

I absolutely LOVE learning redstone from the hermits, as an engineer I really vibe with numbers and processes so it's always so fascinating to see how the magic happens!

[@UnstoppableErasor]

@20:54 "Things popping out, where they shouldn't be popping out" he says while 3 Hermits sneak in the background

[@ashartz]

Tango: I need the factory to make the Redstone to sell! Also tango: I'm gonna craft all the Redstone for decorations!

[@TheRiconegro]

Is it just me or does the intro music for Tango's videos just make you happy?

[@CreedP1]

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

[@ronanh.9261]

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

[@TroyLaurin]

@TheRiconegro it's definitely not just you

[@1ightcap]

i gotta come back to this binary explanation when i feel better. Im sitting here post migraine, feeling like overcooked macaroni, eating my cold toast and all i can think is bdubs "WHAT IS HAPPENING" horn

[@5pindin]

That explanation made me wish that Tango had been my genetics lecturer at uni. The guy was an incredibly gifted, and world renowned geneticist, but couldn't explain even the basics in a way that made any sense at all. Even people in the class who already knew the fundamentals had no idea what he was trying to impart.

[@mgoluke]

Tango acknowledging the Minecraft sun more than the real one is relatable.

[@on_certainty]

making the factory extremely visual is such a treat to watch

[@erinkarp]

Wow, I've never had someone explain binary so cleanly

[@CreedP1]

Me: Wow, Decked Out 2 is the greatest redstone contraption ever made, I can't imagine topping that. Season X Tango: Hold my beer.

[@laeclorentzen6111]

I was sad to see the belts go at first, but now I am glad you removed them. Its even more impressive to see this all come together while feeling 100% vanilla.

[@HeartGamer26]

Honestly I never actually knew how Binary worked....thanks Tango

[@tristanridley1601]

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

[@brickbot2.038]

Your factory makes me want to build my own in Minecraft, which in turn makes me want to play Satisfactory.

[@TangoTekLP]

I miss Satisfactory

[@Chriscsg89]

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

[@Chriscsg89]

Tango, that is exactly how I have explained Binary to people before, and you did great. I wish I had the patience to build something like that in survival, but that grind must have been enormous.

[@TypicallyThomas]

I already knew binary encoding but i love it when you explain the basics of what your redstone is doing. You're a redstone wizard and your explanation is far clearer than you give yourself credit for

[@charlieboreland6238]

Thank you for your insight on binary! Whilst I’m familiar with the topic, hearing new perspectives on it is always interesting and informative. You seem to be quite good at explaining such things, please do consider more of these segment sin the future!

[@hazelflwrs]

usually all redstone talk flies over my head, so me actually understanding the binary lesson is amazing!! thanks for breaking it down so simply tango, and btw, the factory is looking so great!! incredible to see what you are able to make in this game with just pure redstone.

[@ElementofKindness]

Your binary explanation, and how it's entered and transmitted was very well explained. I finally understand what you built now!

[@kylerutten6899]

A giant crazy contraption to flick a lever could be a neat and very steam punk way to turn the factory on and off

[@agentscott8329]

You should keep more Hermit interactions in your videos. It’s always awesome when you do stuff with Etho!

[@Orangesandcheese]

As someone who’s actually spent a semester of class learning binary, you actually did a very good job explaining how the numbers are put together to create others. Learning it with Minecraft is def easier than learning it purely off computer software lol

[@hiddentidesgaming]

Should be part of MC education edition now 😂

[@tristanridley1601]

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

[@Positivebeat83]

Etho putting the potion in the torch barrel made me laugh way too hard.

[@ArcherFox7]

The factory actually blew my mind, all of the moving parts just make me so happy! Keep up the amazing work Tango!

[@GreyOrb]

You know it's a good Hermitcraft season if Tango spends a disproportionate amount of time on a single massive redstone build.

[@YouFoundTheOcarina]

This was the cleanest explanation of Binary I have ever heard. Thank you so much I do get it now

[@MrBabadook035]

You know sometimes when your world is crumbling the right timing of an episode of hermit craft is the right thing to make my mind at peace! Thnx

[@gmaer7325]

amen

[@TopTwom]

Hang in there

[@MrBabadook035]

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

[@asmylia9880]

"And where is the entrace to Decked Out going to be?" Scar out there asking the important questions, lmao

[@MoodyMarvin]

The clip at 10:44 where you can see all the hermits' bases - lovely!

[@philwhite1803]

Tango, for years you have been one of my biggest inspirations to Minecraft. Every project you do is done with such detail. Thank you for all that you do!

[@artsybook]

the break down of how binary works was very helpful!! so cool how that works in minecraft!!

[@houseofmeza]

Sir, you might need to call pest control there! :D Great video Tango, it's really exciting to see this factory come alive!

[@annahayward2983]

This is just so cool, can't stop grinning watching everything move around in the factory!

[@Namm7777]

1:27 that was smooth

[@dolphinkid1522]

I love the irony of finally finishing my programming homework and deciding to take a mental break by watching Tango's newest HC10 episode, only to be immediately hit with a lesson on the same stuff (although much simpler and more fun) that I just finished doing for my homework. I guess I now know how this stuff can be applied in life outside of school now lol

[@hachagebrun2614]

I LOVE how those four fools hanging around in the background letting Tango finish his recording bit, getting out of Tango's way but making sure they are still visible. Like mosquitoes hanging around uninvited.

[@nasiskahn]

Factory-ator!! It’s Skadoole-licious. It looks really cool! Welcome home. That was a fun charity stream/event. Glad you guys got extra rest time and playtime!

[@fragayzeichen]

omg, the factory looks so cool when it's working °o°

[@strawmann9183]

20:57 LMAO, the others in the background is so funny! Suggestion Tango: shroomlights for tungsten lamps; it'll have that industrial vibe.

[@SarahsYouTubechannel]

😆 love how hermitcraft is like a big family that all their own unhinged personalities but mix with jokes and other amazing things

[@kashmirr25]

i love seeing tango and pearl together! both enjoy teaching and learning from each other. so glad they are living close this season. factory looks great tango!

[@posty_]

I love how etho tango scar and bdubs are looking at each others builds, last bdubs episode also was that way, also scar was in ethos last episode looking at the storage system, i think in ethos episode before they all went looking at his moss farm, really love seeing these 4 hermits interacting with each other, imo the best hermits creatively, they come up with the most creative stuff and just have so much talent, also doc is probably my fifth favourite hermit he also always comes up with new ideas although he doesnt find most exploits himself its cool showcasing them, bdubs btw is my number 1, if you just look at that mans pure talent, the forest he built in his latest episode its just astonishing, etho a very close second, tango prob 3rd and scar fourth but they can change last season scar was maybe third but this season scar is taking it a bit slower, wich is totally fine ofc especially because of his health struggles. Love all hermits ofc Oops i forgot about zedaph ifk where to put him mans just in a whole other category

[@pauldistefano1002]

Love how animated the factory is!

[@WiresDawson]

Tango, with Decked Out 2 and now this factory, you're seriously the Willy Wonka of Minecraft: making everyone smile with your wonderfully unhinged creativity. Thanks for giving me a reason to smile today, and looking forward to seeing what you do next.

[@ElEdOlAr]

tango at 4:00: *laughs in computer science*

[@gabehood3981]

The complicated fly-over-my-head redstone is why I love these videos. Keep it up!

[@naomimariah4254]

Tango: tears down copper pillar Ah yes 4 more trapdoors

[@didi81_]

Scar, Joe, Bdubs and Etho hiding in the nooks and crannies during the outro was hilarious 😂 great video Tango, so excited to see this thing starting to produce stuff

[@vichamen]

3:24 this was the best explanation of binary i have ever heard youre amazing tango

[@MetaaR]

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

[@nynexx6394]

You should call your explaining segments Tango Teaches Tek (Tech)

[@Cottenballz93]

I love all these random interactions the hermits have on the server with each other. Like when tango came over to Pearls place and they we're talking Redstone and she asks for help building a furnace array. The equivalent is like asking someone who works as an engineer for the NASA rockets to come look at your car because the check engine light is on.

[@15Redstones]

Which Gene Kranz mentioned in his book happened quite a bit since NASA employees weren't paid that highly so they often helped each other fix their cars themselves.

[@LolaG07]

The "Tango Teaches" segment did actually help, so thanks for that!

[@MangoKitty]

doc factory: insane efficiency. tango factory: insane FUN 😄

[@TheRyepoog]

Tango's playing Plateup! automating those recipes haha.

[@statelyelms]

I'd say that it being better at multitasking is fine; that's way harder than mass-producing one thing! Plus, if needed, you can always make a section of the factory that mass-produces one specific item at a time, when you find that the shop has sold out or something, right?

[@zenfigment]

Years of redstone monk training have made you a wise teacher. Thank you for the lesson Tango-san!

[@randydavis5014]

I will say it again….Tango you might be the best overall Minecraft player in the world. Creativity, Redstone, builder, entertainment….full package my friend

[@sagebauer1077]

Don't forget Parkour Champion

[@potatoe9453]

New horn idea 6:05

[@SapereAude625]

That's actually so good!

[@CrazyAnimalPerson]

Tango has reached the impossibile. He slept before BDUBS! Seriously, for all hermits its just a competition to sleep before Bdubs. Binary? ''A small percentage of you don't know what binary means.'' (A small percentage = Tango) 😂 Tango never gets boring, and whenever i need cheering up, i just watch Tango!!! Also, when i first saw all that redstone, i felt a tiny bit dizzy. Every time Tango explains all his redstone knowledge, i only hear Tango say nonsense (Brain overload), as i don't even know how to pronounce the word 'comparitor'. I am honestly dumbfounded on all your redstone knowledge and how you manage to remember everything.

[@SnyperMK2000JclL]

Tango... what a freaking mad genius! This man has duplicated his Create Factory but in Vanilla and without wireless redstone sender/receiver encoding... ABSOLUTE MAD LAD!!!

[@derekhogan9685]

I cant wait for Bdubs and Tango to combine their “red stone with me” segments and teach us all how to properly make Minecraft from scratch.

[@Super_Swank]

The binary segment was actually super helpful? I feel so smart rn????

[@Scythmort]

I always feel happy when I hear that theme tune

[@jakewantstoplay1897]

Tango: Teaches Binary Me: "what?, what?, what?" repeats for entire segment

[@danhall2674]

If you work with computers or just maths in general, it's useful to know how binary works as well as other number base systems, even though it's a little complicated to read offhand because we don't work in that base usually. Binary is base 2, we generally work in base 10, computers will often also use base 16 (also known as hexidecimal), which we usually represent with 0-F, you may have noticed that colours are often represented with #0000FF for example (F is 15 in base 10, and 1111 in binary, so FF is 255 in base 10, which would be 11111111 in binary). You may have also noticed that redstone signals work from 0-15, which is also hexidecimal! This means that if you can transmit a restrone signal at a specific strength over a distance, you would only need 2 restone lines to represent 255 different numbers, this is currently possible, though slow, with comparators chains. Also, just for funsies, you can count to 35 on your fingers if you use base 6, count to 5 on one hand and use each finger to represent a 6 on the other, give it a go!

[@maravatne7275]

5:12 Where was this when I took my networking class?! Lol

[@rebtyr]

Appreciate and loved the binary lesson! My brain can at least comprehend what’s going on with all that redstone 😂

[@seddy1120]

Me: thats a pretty cool factory wall! I like the detail Decked out master: "this isnt detailed."

[@StarshipToMars]

Turns out a 1% chance was enough. Bravo,Tango.

[@seandorig1955]

Tango: *TANGO TEACHES... BINARY!!* Me: Ah shi* Its Linear Algebra All over again

[@Youseffridge]

Early bird gets the tango

[@ven8190]

17:45 this gives me "How it's made" vibes, the factory is really fun to watch work. Can't wait to see it finished and all the minecarts wirring around

[@MoonlitBookworm73]

Dude, I was smiling ear to ear as you ran the factory for the first time, the factory is producing!

[@Mokity]

My favorite notification to get, I always drop everything to watch a new Tango video!!!

[@charlieboreland6238]

It’s…strange. At the time of writing this, unless someone skipped ahead, they won’t have seen the end part of this video yet. It’s only been out for roughly five minutes. The video is wonderful so far, Tango. Well, it is late, and I should go to sleep. Goodnight, everyone!

[@FelixEvers06]

I love the way you've made the walls of the factory! You can see exactly what's happening, and the fact it's constantly moving around means there's always something interesting to look at. I honestly don't know if you even need to detail them more than you already have (the piston pipes do look awesome though)

[@ProtonGlitch]

I'm so glad Tango uses his genius powers for good. We'd be so screwed if he ever decided to go Dr. Evil on us. This is amazing Tango. 😃

[@FacterinoCommenterino]

Today's Fact: The fastest land mammal is the cheetah, which can run at speeds of up to 70 mph.

[@trumtrum5136]

Please keep your comments relevant sir

[@h2y0]

But can YOUR cheetah run at speeds of up to 70mph? Didn't think so...

[@indoorjetpacks]

Loving the design so far, so so cool. Also thats the most concise explanation Ive ever seen for binary across all the computer classes Ive had. And seeing you and pearl together, and the other hermits hanging out during the outro was so wholesome and cute. I continue to love the amount of hanging out and friend chilling that's happening this season