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John Carmack teaches Physics and Rendering

5 pointsby zackkitzmillerover 11 years ago

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pachydermicover 11 years ago
I watched this video a few days ago.<p>I don&#x27;t have a background in games&#x2F;graphics at all, but have a background with multivariate calculus and linear algebra.<p>I thought he went on a little too long at the beginning about physics&#x2F;history of stuff, but overall I thought that it was a really good introduction to some of the ideas in computer graphics. If you already work with computer graphics regularly you probably won&#x27;t learn much, but the guy is interesting and one of those obviously immense intellects which are just good to listen to. So yeah. If you already know computer graphics it might be worth a skim just to hear this guy talk - otherwise this seems like a pretty good introduction to the topic (at a conceptual level).