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So at what level are you at now, can you do trigonometry, do you know what a function is? Get a precal book and go over those things they'll be used everywhere in those courses. Those 4 courses are basically "drill courses" where you have to do a bunch of problems using a few techniques and the only thing that separates each problem is tricky substitution or trigonometry or using logarithms.

So if you can get to know : exponentials, logarithms, trigonometry functions, then you can ace those 4 courses. The techniques they teach you there are super easy, it's the trig and other stuff that makes people fail.

If you want an A in Calc I, definitely know everything through Calc III and get a head start on real analysis.

>>9047065
Not that anon, but what do you recommend to get a good refresh?

Well, isn't anything that isn't math rooted in some underlying belief or assumption?

>>9045236
>mathematical axioms
>not a belief

>>9045236
The belief needs to be TESTED via a METHOD, then it becomes science.

>>9044831
>1:28:27
what's the tl;dw version?

Is it only one guy shit posting about Ashkenazi Jews or is it multiple people

>>9044838
ill admit ive partaken a couple of times. I am merely a copycat though

It's actually not that hard to understand and implement. You just won't be able to do crazy neural networks.

>>9044686
>as a hobbyist
you learn some toolkit.
don't waste your time trying to understand any of this shit or trying to invent something new since you need stats 1 & 2, calc 1,2 & 3, and diff equations as a minimum prereq for ANNs.

good luck.

>>9044696
I have a physics degree and I already took all of those classes.

I'm just looking for a crash course that doesn't start with "this is how you make lists in python..."

>>9044060
1/81

0.015?

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>>9043305

>environmental science technologies

Uhh, what? Sounds like a bs degree that's neither a legitimate science nor going to get you a jov. Switch now

>>9043307
/thread

>>9043305
you enrolled in "technician for publicly funded MUH CLIMATE companies", you can work in "technician for publicly funded MUH CLIMATE companies"

>>9042872

When we are a global white ethnostate

I wouldn't mind if we greened all the deserts

And we are sort of already did it, parts of the Amazon are abandoned food forests and the
Middle East, Sahara and parts of Australia used to be much greener (though there is debate whatever humans were the culprit)

>>9042872
That's boring. When are we gonna terraform Mars? I want it to be like Cowboy Bebop where all the rich people move to Mars and Earth becomes even more of a shit hole

>>9040586
Stay outta pure math. No real analysis, no topology. The areas of math you should look at are Applied Linear Algebra and Statistics. Go find some textbooks and start doing some problems

>>9040586

If you are talking about that book, they use a lot of examples that require some basic knowledge of math. For example in the first chapter one of the examples they give is a program for finding roots using Newton's method, which requires some basic knowledge of calculus.

In general though, you don't need to know any math to study CS.

>>9040595
>Applied Linear Algebra and Statistics
Are those basic enough that I can dive right in?
I just remembered I own a book about basic math, with explanations and exercises about the fundamentals of trigonometry, algebra, calculus etc. Is that not necessary?
>>9040606
No, I'm not talking about SICP in particular.
>you don't need to know any math to study CS
I'm interested in the more theoretical parts like algorithms, ML, and cryptography. Not much about the practical aspect, I already know how to program.

Fish gets mutation to make light is very succeful fish has light on protrusion even better over time this can cause evolution

>>9027591
But how would the intermediate form function with only a half/quarter/eighth of a light or protrusion to hold said light? Such an animal would probably be swallowed by something larger before it ever captures anything itself. Only thing to fill the gaping hole in this would be some ad hoc story, in which he "probably" developed them in tandem, or they served a different function beforehand, despite the complete lack of fossils in that regard.

>>9027591
How does it know how to imitate light, do our bodies also have the knowledge to grow a flashlight if it was necessary?

>>9048119
look at your government's job listings...
Why wouldn't your own country let you work in a sub if they have them? Stop trying to steal US jobs nigger.

>>9048119
what do you think a nuclear engineer does

i think you just like the name of it

Currently studying Nuclear E.
-You can design new plants to be built
-There's lots of research and consulting opportunities
-Fusion my guy

>inb4 fusion is a meme

>>9048058
No. Why would it?

inb4 a bunch of triggered losers who get their self-esteem from being nerds try to debate this simple answer

>>9048058
I hear in America it goes up to 4 only and anything else is basically a fail?

I was graded out of 100 and a few points on that definitely counts as the robots will bin your CV below a certain cut off.

>>9048070
Same in America. I know cs degrees that had shit GPAs and now they clean keyboards and reset routers for 25k a year because a human never even sees their resume.

but we are not the AI, brains operate fundamentally differently from computers

>>9046246
>fundamentally differently from computers
fundamentally different than computers as invented by humans (i.e. low tier AI)*

the universe got together and made us, the AI

For the same reason you like fried chicken despite it being so unhealthy.
Evolution is imperfect.
Be glad we have evolved to enjoy the sound of vibrating strings, we could have evolved to enjoy the sound of farting.

I think it mimics human vocal tones and inflections to convey emotions. Why beyond that is anyone's guess

>>9046132
Why does your hair stand on end when you detect that there is some unknown entity moving about in the dark? Why does any sound make you feel anything? Why can you recognize rhythms and patterns, and predict outcomes or cross-associate?

That basic machinery is at work to produce high level results.

>>9045943
You would end up unconsciously walking down hill, until you ended up in the bottom of a valley and realized that you are lost.

North of where you started.

>>9045943
Assuming you compass is correct, you would move north.

>>9045728
we aren't doctors here.

Also ibuprofen shouldn't do that to you, or anything even close to that.

>>9045728
Maybe you have celiac disease. Or it's all in your head.

>>9045728
Try curcumin.