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What are you interested in?

I'm reading "Ontology-based interpretation of natural language" which is a pretty fun read.

>>8930314
I've always had some interest in biology.

lol I must have 53 of them then

>>8930268
You also have one more chromosome.

>>8930268
Lol.

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>>8930149
No, it doesn't.

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MBTI is bullshit, it only becomes midly psychological if you try to use cognitive functions instead of a horoscope quiz.
Big 5 is better but you can't make le quirky tumblr charts with those.

[spoiler]Entp here, Ne and Ti are a scientist's tools[/spoiler]

>>8930283
Didn't know /sci/ doesn't have spoilers. I should've assumed that.

bump? this is interesting

Thanks OP, going to try this tonight

Found this quora thread through a quick google, for anyone who's unfamiliar and similarly interested. https://www.quora.com/Does-image-streaming-work

>>8929971
>https://www.quora.com/Does-image-streaming-work

Sweet thanks

>>8929804
why not try doing the math yourself, OP?

>>8929804
You'd have to figure out a way to generate all the prime numbers first. As far as I know, that's really hard to do.

>>8929804
[eqn]\frac {-1}{7}[/eqn]

>>8929594
>Shinichi Mochizuki or Norman Wildberger
had a good kek

>>8929621
Come on, you know those guys have great insights into mathematics. Specially deep problem solving.

Something like "Do you mean the fundamental dream of algebra?" but less rude and less controversial.

"'Piggot' is a portmanteau of 'pig' and 'faggot', meaning 'pig-faggot'"
-Anonymous

>>8929435
>I know it probably has less than eating it fresh
You'd be wrong. Cooking activates nutrients in lots of vegetables.

The amount of nutrients left on the veggies depends on cooking time and method. A long boil will make all the nutrients peach into the water. Flash fried sounds quick, so it should retain lots of nutrients. Probably more than most methods.

>>8929489
*Leech, not peach...

>>8929489
Seriously? I've always heard that eating fresh is the best. Is that just a meme?

And flash frying is cooking it for a short time, at a high temperature. For spinach, it says 30 seconds in oil in a deep-fryer, at 375 degrees F. Is that still ok?

>>8928785
the joke is that nobody uses math in the field. That's what computers are for. The weak point is the human, you don't want them doing math.

>>8928790
You mean in engineering or physics?
Because even if I wouldn't need any math in the field, I'd still need to complete my degree and I probably won't get anything better than a 3 (8 of 15 points)

>>8928797
look, I don't care what silly grading system your educational structure uses. You're not going to be figuring out equations in real employment unless you're planning on being a teacher. Find a trade school worth a damn and get paid sooner.

It means you go to an engineering school, brainlet.

>>8928744
This. Generally in engineering centered schools the more in depth theory pertaining to linear algebra courses is taught in various different courses where it is more relevant, usually where it intersects with CS, while the base linear algebra courses teach the practical/applicable content, as it is fairly fundamental to many engineering methodologies.

>>8928744
But I don't go to an engineering school. The engineering department is on the other side of campus. I study pure mathematics and this is a pure mathematics exclusive course for linear algebra.

It just really made me think that the professor would come with an engineering textbook.

Astronautics

>>8928614
The one you like the most

Avionics

>smart enough to not need notes for pleb classes
>never develop a good note taking strategy because of this

well fuck

>>8928010
I'm in the same place. During high-school i didn't have to do(and didn't do) anything, but i'm too much of a brainlet to ace through uni.
I resorted to just buying the books, doing every excercise in them and asking prof for more difficult excersises

>>8928018
Stupid question, how did you find motivation? By not being stupid excluded

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He's a cuck, mainstream sellout who tells people that unprovable shit like string theory is actually meaningful.

Hey, big surprise here, when you get to pick your solution out of infinitely many of them so that it sort of aligns with reality, you're a fucking hack job. That goes for Witten too.

A bunch of shills who think the Copenhagen interpretation is going to lead anywhere. HA

>>8927940

This. He's basically chinese Neil Degrassi Tyson

>>8927925
Full of himself

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He meant that Chakotay went back in time to invent physics.

>>8927429
He died when Langland was 3 years old faggot. Try harder next time.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christopher_Langan

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Albert_Einstein

>>8927445
Damn, Langan must have been one smart 3 year old.

>>8927347
Who is this disgusting anzu wannabe?

>not studying polynigginals
turbopleb

>not studying polyvaginals

How do you say, "I don't speak proto-Indo-European" in proto-Indo-European?

Linguist master race of soft-science.

Does anyone have any good beginner books on linguistics? I would like to know more, but do not know where to start.