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>>9036623
The C Programming Language is well-written. C is a small language so that's all you need.

>>9036626
>>9036631
Thanks

Because of money most likely, I bet they just want to scam some more dumb kids out of a few grands. By associating their liberal arts degrees with something as prestigious as STEM they can probably get a few more pretentious dumbasses into paying for college.

>>9036536
This is just bait
>bridging the brain divide
>falling for the false creative/logical dichotomy
Please tell me this is just bait.

>>9036536
>Science
>Technology
>Engineering
>Arts
>Mathematics
Soon probably also
>Social sciences
Then just fucking say "Every type of college degree" holy fuck

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someone post rule34

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>>9036406
>generates random numbers
I believe you mean pseudorandom.

>>9036406
your thread has no topic, just a bitter defensive rant
which is retarded in an anonymous board
post something interesting or fuck off

There is no mathematical principle, sudoku is an NP problem there is no formula for it, you need to brute force. As the amount of squares increases it's solution time expands exponentially. Unless you think p=np in which case you're a brainlet

>>9036369
But with every other puzzle I've done (specifically this is the 'Hard' puzzle, from NYtimes) I have never had to guess before. So, I feel like there must be something I am missing, or some mathematical principle that I could use to solve one square.

There are mathematical rules that apply to Sudoku, for example: If in any row, column, or 3x3 box you have two smaller boxes where only 2 numbers can go, then none of the other boxes in that row, column, or 3x3 box can include those 2 numbers, so you can eliminate them from the other boxes.

I wanted to know if there is some principle like that I am missing.

>>9036369
t. brainlet who hasn't solved the p=np problem in his spare time

>>9036092
Git gud

>>9036100
At least I've found that in some cases you can mix partial derivatives and infinite descend to prove some inequalities involving integers.

I will feel dumb though. Kids out there don't even need to use partial derivatives to solve those problems. Am I a brainlet?

>>9036120
You're just bad at problem solving, like >>9036100 said you need to git gud

No we cannot.

>>9035706
there are no scientific implications to it
traps are gay, degeneracy is rampant, etc etc

>Why are people so fascinated with these creatures?
because they are biologically men but behave like women (or try to)

>>9035667
Where is racemixing forced? I don't think anyone's held guns to people's heads and forced people to fuck since Unit 731, and even then they were all Chinese

>>9035674
I'm just saying. Like,sjw,are a,bit crazy sometimes with the whole, if you don't find a certain race attractive/aren't interested then you're racist,which is bullshit because it seems one sided most of the time. It's not like there aren't plentry of blacks for example just not interested in whites or Asians. No one calls that racist...
Besides that, I'm just saying doesn't that function as a type of signal that we definitely should never do that in the future? I think most people of a certain race find it easier to relate and associate with people similar to them since cultures and interests are also more likely to match(though not always).
Race mixing should be random and generally uncommon though not looked down upon obviously. If the peoole are doing it for the right reasons at least (love).

>>9035667
Someone put a BLACKED logo in that picture please

>>9035367
I don't usually read these papers, they're probably hard if you don't have background in the field, but from what I follow from climate scientists there's a disagreement between the future, therefore the answer is: nobody knows.
There's the side that believe the temperatures will continue to rise because of the increasing amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere and there are the ones that climate is mostly affected by the sun because temperatures have been increasing at a steady rate for about 100 years despite the concentration of CO2 increasing significantly since then. Some of the latter say we may be headed for an ice age and increasing carbon dioxide is actually a good thing.
If you want my opinion, it will be just about the same as it is now, 100 years is nothing

>>9035416
>Some of the latter say we may be headed for an ice age and increasing carbon dioxide is actually a good thing
literally nobody thinks this

>>9035431
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=climate+prediction+ice+age

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one day anon. maybe when we are old.

>>9035354
desu u guys hype up the idea of psychedelics when for many many many people it shows no noticeable benefit

>>9035354
The biggest enemies to psychoactive research are the fucking stoner culture "I'm so high right now I shit myself lel" degenerates. I'd like to see more intelligent, influential people come out as being moderate users of drugs so this shit gets the respect it deserves again.

>>9033998
You're a moron if you think they're being serious. They're in the fucking YouTube comments section.

>>9034315

What are you talking about? I use the YouTube comments section as peer-review for all of my refereed papers...

>>9033998
Michigan Kaku is the one that propagated the meme that endgame civilizations will create a new universe to escape entropy.

Stephen Baxter has a decent book on the matter. A man stays behind as what life remains in the universe flees to a younger one, and as he dies, he achieves nirvana.

>>9033606
>If advanced alien civilizations exist, then why is there no physical evidence floating in space
too far away

anyway, absence of evidence isn't evidence of absence

because the civilization is too advanced to throw waste material in space.

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>>9030957
>posts pic from 2016

Post the actual pic next time.

>>9030963 Thank you; I will and this is helpful.

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A timelapse of the breakoff from:
http://www.esa.int/Our_Activities/Observing_the_Earth/Copernicus/Sentinel-1/Sentinel_satellite_captures_birth_of_behemoth_iceberg

There is absolutely no point in keeping such a lab secret. GTFO larper.

>>9037788
Its a UCLA laboratory and it's not a fucking secret retard
>highly confidential =/= secret

>basically they're about to cure cancer
No, they won't.

>>9037754
Intuitively, [math]x^y[/math] is the number of functions from a y-object set to an x-object set.

For example, [math]2^3 = 8[/math] because there are 8 functions from {A, B, C} to {0, 1}, i.e. there are 8 ways to assign a number to each of the three letters.

More generally, if X and Y are sets, then [math]X^Y[/math] can be thought of as the set of all functions from Y to X. To convert between sets and numbers, simply take the cardinality of a given set to get the resulting number, and conversely given a number just take a set with that many elements.

Disclaimer: Not guaranteed to work with complex exponentiation, ordinal exponentiation, or exponents involving 0 or anything other than cardinal numbers for that matter.

>>9037754
It's literally just repeated multiplication. If you really need to visualize it, just look at a graph of x squared. The distance between each value is larger than previous.

What about them can you not imagine?

>>9037769
Well then how can you repeat multiplication in 2^i?

You can't reach it with programming.

BEEP BOOP

Every single attempt so far has ended in white supremacy.