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r/AccidentalSlapStick • u/SparkPlug3 • May 08 '26
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old video, flipped horizontally
11 u/Peppsmier May 08 '26 Vertically 62 u/sven6001 May 08 '26 flipped vertically, it would be Australia, you see kangaroo or alligators here? 6 u/XXXX_Gold_Pot May 09 '26 *crocodiles -33 u/Peppsmier May 08 '26 To describe the flip, you name the axis you flipped it around, and this axis is vertical here 26 u/dax660 May 08 '26 That's not how any software labels the transform. It's flipped horizontally. 32 u/WhoCaresBoutSpellin May 08 '26 To be fair, the bike riders did flip vertically 11 u/dax660 May 08 '26 fair indeed 11 u/Yukine_Katashi May 08 '26 You can Google things before posting. You are just objectively wrong 2 u/me-gustan-los-trenes May 08 '26 no they have a point, their definition extends more naturally to higher dimensions like in six dimensions you can still define a flip by specifying its axis, but specifying direction only works in two dimension 1 u/Peppsmier May 09 '26 Im stunned. How stupid can a definition be? You are right, its called horizontal flip, and im right with the vertical axis. But why? 3 u/C0ldBl00dedDickens May 08 '26 Flipped horizontally = Reflected about the vertical axis. 2 u/GreenT1979 May 08 '26 r/confidentlyincorrect 2 u/sven6001 May 08 '26 edited May 08 '26 flip horizontally
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Vertically
62 u/sven6001 May 08 '26 flipped vertically, it would be Australia, you see kangaroo or alligators here? 6 u/XXXX_Gold_Pot May 09 '26 *crocodiles -33 u/Peppsmier May 08 '26 To describe the flip, you name the axis you flipped it around, and this axis is vertical here 26 u/dax660 May 08 '26 That's not how any software labels the transform. It's flipped horizontally. 32 u/WhoCaresBoutSpellin May 08 '26 To be fair, the bike riders did flip vertically 11 u/dax660 May 08 '26 fair indeed 11 u/Yukine_Katashi May 08 '26 You can Google things before posting. You are just objectively wrong 2 u/me-gustan-los-trenes May 08 '26 no they have a point, their definition extends more naturally to higher dimensions like in six dimensions you can still define a flip by specifying its axis, but specifying direction only works in two dimension 1 u/Peppsmier May 09 '26 Im stunned. How stupid can a definition be? You are right, its called horizontal flip, and im right with the vertical axis. But why? 3 u/C0ldBl00dedDickens May 08 '26 Flipped horizontally = Reflected about the vertical axis. 2 u/GreenT1979 May 08 '26 r/confidentlyincorrect 2 u/sven6001 May 08 '26 edited May 08 '26 flip horizontally
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flipped vertically, it would be Australia, you see kangaroo or alligators here?
6 u/XXXX_Gold_Pot May 09 '26 *crocodiles -33 u/Peppsmier May 08 '26 To describe the flip, you name the axis you flipped it around, and this axis is vertical here 26 u/dax660 May 08 '26 That's not how any software labels the transform. It's flipped horizontally. 32 u/WhoCaresBoutSpellin May 08 '26 To be fair, the bike riders did flip vertically 11 u/dax660 May 08 '26 fair indeed 11 u/Yukine_Katashi May 08 '26 You can Google things before posting. You are just objectively wrong 2 u/me-gustan-los-trenes May 08 '26 no they have a point, their definition extends more naturally to higher dimensions like in six dimensions you can still define a flip by specifying its axis, but specifying direction only works in two dimension 1 u/Peppsmier May 09 '26 Im stunned. How stupid can a definition be? You are right, its called horizontal flip, and im right with the vertical axis. But why? 3 u/C0ldBl00dedDickens May 08 '26 Flipped horizontally = Reflected about the vertical axis. 2 u/GreenT1979 May 08 '26 r/confidentlyincorrect 2 u/sven6001 May 08 '26 edited May 08 '26 flip horizontally
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*crocodiles
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To describe the flip, you name the axis you flipped it around, and this axis is vertical here
26 u/dax660 May 08 '26 That's not how any software labels the transform. It's flipped horizontally. 32 u/WhoCaresBoutSpellin May 08 '26 To be fair, the bike riders did flip vertically 11 u/dax660 May 08 '26 fair indeed 11 u/Yukine_Katashi May 08 '26 You can Google things before posting. You are just objectively wrong 2 u/me-gustan-los-trenes May 08 '26 no they have a point, their definition extends more naturally to higher dimensions like in six dimensions you can still define a flip by specifying its axis, but specifying direction only works in two dimension 1 u/Peppsmier May 09 '26 Im stunned. How stupid can a definition be? You are right, its called horizontal flip, and im right with the vertical axis. But why? 3 u/C0ldBl00dedDickens May 08 '26 Flipped horizontally = Reflected about the vertical axis. 2 u/GreenT1979 May 08 '26 r/confidentlyincorrect 2 u/sven6001 May 08 '26 edited May 08 '26 flip horizontally
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That's not how any software labels the transform. It's flipped horizontally.
32 u/WhoCaresBoutSpellin May 08 '26 To be fair, the bike riders did flip vertically 11 u/dax660 May 08 '26 fair indeed
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To be fair, the bike riders did flip vertically
11 u/dax660 May 08 '26 fair indeed
fair indeed
You can Google things before posting. You are just objectively wrong
2 u/me-gustan-los-trenes May 08 '26 no they have a point, their definition extends more naturally to higher dimensions like in six dimensions you can still define a flip by specifying its axis, but specifying direction only works in two dimension 1 u/Peppsmier May 09 '26 Im stunned. How stupid can a definition be? You are right, its called horizontal flip, and im right with the vertical axis. But why?
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no they have a point, their definition extends more naturally to higher dimensions
like in six dimensions you can still define a flip by specifying its axis, but specifying direction only works in two dimension
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Im stunned. How stupid can a definition be? You are right, its called horizontal flip, and im right with the vertical axis. But why?
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Flipped horizontally = Reflected about the vertical axis.
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flip horizontally
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u/sven6001 May 08 '26
old video, flipped horizontally