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How is my audio relative to the music?

I should be live in Just a minute.

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This time for real.

I think it's everything is working.

All right, here.

Here we go.

Polar to Cartesian Coordinates.

Polar to Cartesian Polar too cartoonish in four minutes.

Hey, here.

Welcome, Thio.

Oh, no!

Train whistle, Nobel!

Where did I put these things?

Pickle Pickle.

Have a new sidekick.

You can't see my psychic.

I gotta get a sidekick can on this whole extra camera here, which will allow you to see my little sidekick Cam.

But where you going, Pickle?

I don't know where I am.

I don't know My buttons.

Wait a sec.

Oh, there we go.

Excuse me.

Everybody hold on a sec.

We start over.

Let's start over.

We're gonna start over.

Okay?

Pickle?

All right.

Uh, we're putting on this music.

We're going back to the opening screen on Coming to You live from Brooklyn, New York.

It is the coating train with your host.

Me, Daniel Sheaf mon and its coating, buddy, Okay, look.

All right, I'm back.

I'm attempting to get back into life Streaming.

It's very hard for so many different reasons.

And I know everybody around the world is dealing with so many different kinds of things.

And I hope that me just being here, uh, you know, possibly once a week if I'm lucky, maybe even more making some coding tutorials, say hello.

Bringing sum's from China cheer and ridiculously well, the music is actually quite excellent.

My interpretation and maybe my use of the music I could do a better job of.

But, you know, here we are.

I've got a green screen.

That's little upgrade for today.

I've got a one of these blue microphones that's working.

I have a headset which, um currently there's nothing going on in here.

But if I had a producer they could like, tell me when I'm getting things wrong.

Like my physics formulas off.

My code is broke and I could hear them in my ear So you eventually could talk to my ear if if things go well, it's 4 p.m. Eastern time right now, and we can make it till 5 36 o'clock and our half to two hours towards the end.

I might like to see if I can answer some questions.

I gotta introduce you to Pickle.

Pickle.

Pickle is sleeping so calmly here on the floor.

I think it's worth it here.

OK, come on, Let's go.

Oh, alright.

What's this gonna do?

Um, here.

Where?

Where We're gonna go here.

Here we go.

Hi, Pickle.

Say hi.

Oh, yes, It's my baby's.

Uh there she is.

A girl.

Good girl.

Yes.

We're going to do some coded.

Trained together?

Yes.

Good girl.

Good girl.

Okay.

Okay.

Putting this care of back wherever it was supposed to be, Uh, which is here?

What's the chances in the right spot?

Maybe this is where it's supposed to be.

That's better.

This is for my diagramming.

Um, and there we go.

Erase here.

Wait.

Where?

What happened to my soundboard?

The battery died?

No, but it's plugged in.

You should be getting charged.

Charged power?

No.

It says it's not plugged in, but is plugged in.

See?

See if don't come alive.

All right.

I have no sound board right now.

Sorry.

Uh, that's that's a good girl.

That's a good girl.

It just really keeping me saying I lost my soundboard.

Here I am.

Uh, wait, Mark Robur is live streaming right now.

I thought that was at four o'clock on a Friday.

Go watch, Mark Rober.

I'm just here doing I'm not even like sweating.

More women here have no idea what I'm doing.

Gonna do a coating tutorial.

I think I'm gonna be talking.

Hopefully more than just like the brothers doing right now.

Soundboard.

I really feel all right.

I have another idea.

Let's see if this works.

But this Give me power.

Come on, Sound board.

You could do it.

Look, it must be cable.

Which way do you go?

This way.

Down there we go.

I've got power.

I've got power.

Got power.

Okay.

All right.

Okay.

Pickle.

How would I need another?

I definitely need another web cam.

Okay, but wrong one.

Here we go.

All right.

Welcome to the coating train.

I and Dan, I am at home, as almost all of us around the world are.

I am in New York City and wriggling in Brooklyn, which is definitely a scary and place to be these days on.

And I hope that all my neighbors are doing well.

I hope that you're watching this.

You're doing well.

And, um, I'm trying to get back into the rhythm of doing work.

I teach classes of N Y.

U.

Those classes were happening remotely.

My kids are here being home schooled me.

They have some some video calls with their teachers and classmates and work being assigned to them.

But they need a life hoping, supervision.

So that takes up a lot of time and energy to eat all the time.

There's a lot of feeding going on, so my week's air just kind of insane.

But where we're here, we're happy.

We're doing okay.

And I found that its last week I'd managed to finally get around to make trying to live stream.

It was Saturday.

This week's a little bit earlier.

It's Friday afternoon.

Who knows?

Maybe next week I'll be back to Thursday, so a little bit different I've never actually done this is not too happy about it.

Actually, I might want to change is that I sit.

I always stand when I live stream.

I liked a piece around, move around, jump around, just have that energy of standing and it's kind of like it lets me know that I am live streaming.

I am performing in a way for the Lifestream right now I'm sitting.

So, um, I'm not so sure about that.

Um, I know, but I'm just gonna sit for a little bit.

I also actually, it's looking fine.

I have a secondary light.

If you look at this, there's pretty.

There's, like, a pretty good, decent shadow here.

Have a new light which is coming from this side.

I have a new polarizing filter on my camera, which I think is helping with the reflection in my glasses.

I really wanted to eliminate the reflection in my glasses, which I think I've done a pretty decent job of.

I don't know.

I can't actually tell you what I'm looking at.

You can't see my monitor over here, but I do have another light.

This doesn't This is the emperor's new light here, but this I have a light that I could attach to here.

I was gonna put it right here and try to fill in the shadow.

But I'm not gonna worry about that right now.

I also need to figure out about recording two disc so that, if anything that I do today as any value whatsoever that I could that I could work with Macha, who is the editor for the coding train, and put together a video that would be uploaded separately afterwards.

For example, I'd like to try to do a coding challenge today.

I have my whiteboard over here.

Wait, that's weird.

And my smaller Oh, no.

That's what this is what it should be.

And then this just goes to the full camera.

There we go.

Um, So there's So let me think about this.

How am I going to work this?

Um uh my soundboard back.

Everything will be fine once I have my back.

No, it's charging up.

Its target are drawn up, charging up, searching up.

People are watching from Iceland.

That is amazing.

Hello, Iceland.

Um, let's go to here.

I think we should do some wheel spinning today.

Ah, would just start with a wheel spin Wehrli noise?

These are things that are in the sort of pipeline marching squares.

What are some other like algorithms that I have not programmed recently?

That could be fun to do because I could just pick between these two.

I should just do early noise.

Let's take a look at the, uh um coding train.

Suggested topics Sitting thing is really weird.

I feel so low energy.

Um, we've got some new ones that have been opened up recently.

Two dimensional to scream for a transformed for images.

Didn't I do that?

Or maybe this this has to do with the image crossing.

I visualized common math algorithms.

Um, particulate id pie.

Let's see.

Let's look often, I assigned them to myself when I feel like it's something I'm going to do.

Auto encoder.

Okay, just do that.

That would be fun.

Uh, Fibonacci Spiral.

Think I have I think I kind of did that already.

I've done a lot of these.

The open ones.

A lot of these have been done.

These are the two that I was sort of most recently thinking about.

Lets you were Lee noise as just Let's forget about that wheel spinning thing I'm gonna get to.

I'm gonna get to the wheel spinning.

Uh, Tetris, Um, let's just do let's do a coding project that is, like, totally manageable.

And look at these images.

It's that that is manageable.

That will give me a pattern like this.

This might look like a lot of these Look like a paranoid test elation, Which there's Worley noise, which is a variation of which is that its name for Steven Wereley, But truly cellular noise, which can be depending on how you implement it.

It's basically a you're getting this Brian test elation, which is another coating.

Tom said I should do.

But look at this one.

Interesting gizmos and games, but there's there's some ways to get some interesting variety.

Look at this.

I don't actually know how to get it to look like that.

That's interesting.

I know.

I feel like this.

I've seen you.

Look at this.

These are interesting.

All right, we're gonna attempt to do this.

I'm just, like, launching right into it.

I'm gonna open up processing.

It's gonna be a test.

Now I need to record two disc.

So I'm gonna press this button here, and I'm recording this.

I want to attend to also record.

I want to attempt to also record the green screen separately.

And the software that I do that is, um, here and I'm just give me a minute here.

I didn't get a chance to do this in advance.

I talk amongst yourselves.

Um, it's how do I create that virtual?