Hearted Youtube comments on Henrik Kniberg (@henrikkniberg) channel.

  1. You should get a million dollars for this video because viewing and reviewing it is worth days of expensive agile coaching and that for many customers all over the world. Almost everybody doing agile coaching has this video included in their session, because it is better than what anyone else can come up with, in terms of applicable theory.
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  2. I was instructed to call you sentimental. 0:00 Intro 2:56 Continentalness 10:22 Erosion 11:07 Temperature & Humidity 13:38 Erosion and Mountain Placement (Tibet) 17:58 Peaks & Valleys, Weirdness 20:24 Peaks & Valleys and Saddle Valley generation 22:38 5D noise + unpredictability 26:15 Challenges of microbiomes, no minimum biome size 32:14 Weirdness, Intervals and the selection of biomes 34:36 Floating blocks 35:29 Erosion values and cliff formation 39:58 nearWater: Aquifers and coastlines 42:07 Water caves, dry caves, barriers 43:22 MC quirks and the "door trick" 44:47 Carvers and dead ends 47:32 2D vs 3D noise maps 48:44 New vs Old MC generation (tradition) 49:22 Continentalness, Erosion, coastlines, and Swamp placement 51:11 Factor: Shattered Savannahs and Extreme Hills 56:09 Old 1.17 3D variation (mostly forests) 56:53 The challenge of fixing rivers vs land traversal 57:55 nearWater: Aquifers and rivers 59:22 The necessity to code Aquifers 1:00:35 Aquifers interacting with rivers, realism vs gameplay 1:02:05 Trouble with coding Badlands, esp. without minimum biome size tech. 1:03:54 Choice of "let them be crazy" with respect to crazy big cave entrances 1:04:51 Deserts and Badlands, Intervals + microbiome "Oases" 1:10:02 1.17 vs 1.18 Badlands
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  3. THIS HAS GOT TO BE ONE OF THE VERY BEST OVERALL CLIMATE CHANGE PRESENTATIONS EVER!
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  4. What an extraordinary piece of work. You've already changed the world of software development; I think you're about to change the world. Outstanding.
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  5. That's one of the most amazing videos I've seen in a while 😳 Finally someone who talks about a serious problem in a simple language, so even children at the age of 14 would understand the most of it. Huge respect!
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  6. I have been teaching AI for elderly people who is curious and/afraid here in sweden. They might not ever use it again but they now know enough to have a coversation about AI.
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  7. Aaah Henrik! Trust you to come up with a clear, entertaining, useful, rich video that demystifies and appeals to individuals of all ages, stages and walks of life, in under 20 mins! My groupie status continues! Sharing far and wide! Thank you!!!!
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  8. Henrik, THANK YOU. pProbably one of the BEST videos on Youtube. Not just on AI BUT the best in terms of how you describe, draw and speak to explain this topic. Can you Please do more videos in this similar fashion and also design and deliver paid training online courses on prompt engineering and All Things AI. Thank you again.
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  9. Awesome! As a high school science teacher, climate activist and carbon tax advocate, I will use this video a lot. I love your all-inclusive, contribute what you can contribute approach. You also very gently touch on a lot of the hot button political issues in a way that diffuses the challenges. Wonderful job!
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  10. wInDsUrF uPdAtE wHeN?? 😉
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  11. What – @henrikkniberg speaks German and I didn’t know?? Am I married to a secret agent? 😎😂
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  12. Awesome video in the same simple explanatory style as Hans Rosling had!
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  13. Super great! I have been looking for this. I will share it with everyone I know!
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  14. Dear Henrik, Brilliant as usual ! From agile to climate change, the impact is still awesome. Could you propose a download of hi-res image of your video in order to print it ? Thanks a lot and keep us posted, Thomas
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  15. Still the best video (of all videos) on YouTube. This is pure gold!
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  16. wInDsUrF uPdAtE wHeN?? 😉
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  17. Wow this is such an insightful video. Not only did I gain a better understanding of what Generative AI is, but my attitudes towards it also changed. From my perspective AI seemed unsettling because of the uncertainty of knowing how close it could come to being almost "human" - however, viewing it as a helpful "colleague" made me access how powerful AI can be as a tool to us. I plan to pursue a Masters in ML and this video has encouraged me even more, thank you!
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