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Good Will Hunting Full Movie Reaction!

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420gunnyinc .

Awesome movie, Robin Williams showed he had great range for drama. Also this was written by both Ben Affleck and Matt Damon and it started their flim careers.

sidati

Guys, please do reaction videos to these amazing films: The Hunt (Jagten, 2012) Ghajini (2008) A Separation (2011) 127 Hours (2010) I’ve been waiting for a long time for you to watch them. ❤️❤️

Michelle York

It’s hard to watch this film nowadays. I love the character Sean that Robin Williams plays. He really does remind so much of my late friend Ronnie. Who ironically he and his wife recommended this film to me. 🫶

David Keyes

#1 hater on vacation, year two of the hater crusade continues. Someone else said you guys are the most performative, fake motherfuckers around. I'll just add that you're shit.

W T

"When does math become lines and dots" The ultimate drug I want people to experience is having any skill for like four hours, like a brisk acid trip - and they retain all knowledge of the experience, vividly, and what they did using it. Lines and dots are almost native symbols for math, heck, "graphs" alone are mathematical structures that will make you dream of that stuff after a week of dealing with weights, paths, biases, lines after lines stacking and overlapping. Geometry should be the immediate one that comes to mind, I mean... most fifth graders usually have done years of math with lines and such. Tracks that it would seem out of place here. And then there's the fact that everything is math, really. If you do math for digital signal processing, guess what, your math makes sounds, alters them, visualizes them, colors them; 3D-graphics, your games, after effects, timeline editors, anything software-related, really, is just math, applied to integrated circuit electronics and what-have-you. The world was complex 200 years ago, it is such an utter mindfuck what we've come to engineer and how frail it all is. People keep yapping about machine learning and AI like we just are harnessing it, but our chips required (fairly crude) self-learning algorithms ever since the 90s - on a bigger scale than before, that is. Our materials, metals, fabrication procedures, machines, production pipelines, all the infrastructure supplying shit to other shit, the dynamics surrounding all of it in terms of logistics, business, marketing... math never ends, and it can look like just about everything. Now, formalized math? Yeah, it's mostly the same formulae looking like what you see anywhere, but that's already changing a lot with interactive papers easily highlighting things that are difficult to intuit about, and always were subject to inline illustrations, pictures, novel visualizations (like links to literal gifs or vids) etc. - so eh... even formalized math is pretty fluid and only looks as crusty as the author is unwilling to make it a decent learning experience on top (kinda, nothing wrong with stonecold academia, these days you can just throw papers at any reasoning LLM and immediately get a spruced up overview matching your preferences anyway). But yeah. Lines and dots, man.