The three most common 2D transformations.

I too am at a loss as to where the meme is

Their loss.

In spring man built a pillar

In summer another

Throughout autumn they held

In winter, one fell

im at a loss for words

Sorry for your loss

It's funny how you can roughly ballpark the education level of a random internet user by how they interpret the word "meme".

Explanation

I guess we could say that John is at a loss

Welp. I just loss The Game.

I've taken math beyond Calculus and proof based math and I'm still not sure what this is supposed to be other than a demonstration of 2D transformations.

I can't help but hate this meme so much. I feel like it's just a poor dude who shared a legit sad thing and now everyone is making fun of him

God damnit

I'm really trying to figure out if you guys don't get it, or are just pretending like you don't...

Took me a second.

Guess the joke was loss(t) on him.

catgirljohn seems a bit loss-t

Just post it over and over again and it becomes a meme.

The mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell.

:.|:;

I'm irrationally agitated about Scale and Rotation involving a translation and that this is not called out in the meme.

Like it looks like "translation" is just "nothing happens" and this is going to bother me all day please help.

I mean I get the meme but I loss the joke.

I'm done scrolling trying to figure this out and just accept that this thread makes no sense to me.

And nothing of value was lost

This is useful knowledge if you want to do anything involving geometric objects, for example you can use this information when trying to minimize a loss function.

what the duck is the post. It's not even funny or even a meme

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At first I was very loss(t)

John must have lost his mind.

This ≥ √Loss={is}

They sure went off on a tangent

google homography

This was never funny. I hate how the Internet just grabs some random stupid thing and then won't shut up about it for years.

Downvote to your hearts content idc