List all your undergraduate courses as textbooks.
Stephen Goode - Differential Equations and Linear Algebra
>>8829579
Reinforcement Learning: An Introduction
>>8829579
http://4chan-science.wikia.com/wiki//sci/_Wiki
Find a flaw.
>>8827167
those writers probably put a random math equation .
The back of his head looks like a butt
>>8827167
the expression makes no sense lol
How fucked is the United States if pic related is struck by a nuclear warhead?
>>8834576
Definitely fucked.
>>8834576
The West coast is thoroughly Fucked.
They could've built a Geothermal Plant on top of it; fuck Ol' Faithful.
>>8834576
Not fucked, the thing is miles down.
I saw pic related somewhere here on 4chan.
[spoiler] Ignore the conspiracy theory stuff [/spoiler]
Anyways, this scientist claims that if you detonate a megabomb underwater near a coast, you could create 1200 meter tsunamis that would flood the land near it.
Is he right?
>>8834510
Define "Meter"
>>8834519
The meter that is the basis of the metric system.
Why?
BUMP PLEASE I NEED ANSWERS
I figure this board is mostly STEM majors, so I'm curious to hear how many of you are working while going to school (regardless of its relevance to your field) and how you balance it with your workload.
>>8831291
Trust fund.
>no work no extracurriculars for 4 years undergrad
>dean's list every semester
>do internship final year of masters degree program for 20hr/wk
>go to a single networking function where I am introduced to the office manager at the firm I want to work for
>tell them straight up that I want to work for them and give reasons
>start job immediately after graduation at said job
I cranked out school and then work hard during the summer to pay for the school.
Jobs during the school year is difficult - I used to have a rule where I wouldn't work over X hours a week where X is the amount of credits I'm taking for the semester. Half that amount during exam time. Good luck.
Hey there! I have a strange request, but I'd really appreciate if someone were to make a 3x3 equation for me where one of the variables is 73. I hope that's not too hard, and thanks in advance!
>>8835456
0x+0y+z=1
0x+1y+0z=2
1x+1y+0z=75
knock yourself out..
>>8835471
Well... that was disappointing...
>>8835478
round 2
>0x+0y+z=1
>0x+1y+0z=2
>1x+1y+1z=76
round 3
>x=1
>y=2
>z=73
Math is FUN!
Is there any hope for me?
>ME major
>graduating with BS in 3 weeks
>have had internship since last may outside my field in project management
>searching for jobs like mad
>always fuck up on something in my resume/cover letter
>3.29 GPA, will probably go down after this semester
>GPA is <3.0 when you only consider ME coursework
I feel like I won't make it tbqh
>>8835063
>thinking project management is out of scope for an engineer of any flavor
...wow, no one prepared you for what you're about to get into, did they?
As for the job thing, just keep looking. It'll happen.
>>8835063
how desperate are you?
>>8835072
This.
Midnight cowboy is a movie about a similarly desperate engineer
Sooo what would a second of life occupy in terms of bytes?. Besides the "video recording " other senses should be also taken into consideration.
At 60fps the human eye can record about 250gb /s. But also , how much does an emotion occupy?
>>8834555
>At 60fps the human eye can record about 250gb /s
You what now?
>>8834557
Based on the 576 megapixel resolution of the eye
>>8834555
>But also , how much does an emotion occupy?
Emotion is merely a type of lens.
The pixels stay the same.
Post your best ones
>>8834410
shameless self-bump
Kinda related
Are they attention whoring when it comes to AI?
Cause sure, each of them contributed a lot to tech/science, but all their opinions related to AI feel like a huge fucking clickbait.
Do you pay much mind to a rabbit or a cat that is hit by a car and killed?
Why would a superintelligent AI care either
AI was a meme for decades. Computing power was just not big enough for more then artificial stupidity. But this is about to change.
They're all weirdos who want an AIF gf
Is there a deeper reality beneath quantum physics?
>>8834102
>missing focus that badly
>>8834132
I have some bad news for you...
>>8834102
Infinite realities means infinity possibilities Morty.
What do you think of the idea behind Bitcoin?
Bitcoin was created by some entity who claimed they were libertarians and wanted an alternative currency not controlled by the FED.
What do you think of this idea?
I understand that the FED controlling currency might mean they are indirectly messing with your true net worth.
I understand that the FED controlling currency means that they are choosing winners and losers because some people benefit and others don't.
But it seems to me that a nation that can effectively control their currency is ultimately superior to one that doesn't.
What do you guys think? Is there any merit to this hype against the FED?
>>8834095
Central banks exist only to enrich the already ultrarich.
>But it seems to me that a nation that can effectively control their currency is ultimately superior to one that doesn't.
The Federal Reserve is a PRIVATE entity which is not part of the government nor is it accountable to the public. So who is in control really? Would you rather it be them or that the power be decentralized?
>>8834095
I like the concept of Blockchain and currency mining.
it's a way to generate currency while in the same time generating more security by solving hashes (if I understand correctly)
the problem with Bitcoin is that it's bound to real currency and can be used to buy and sell other currencies. This fact nullifies all the neat advantages of digital cryptocurrency (cc) and makes it just another electronic payment method.
Things that are missing:
• global acception and participation on cc
• currency trading using cc should be prohibited
• either all legislators should be obligated to save the blockchain continuously
• mining plants need to be regulated more or should affect gain to avoid centralization
that's the problems I can think of the top of my hat.
>>8834095
If you are seriously that stupid to think it was created by literally nobody they are dead wrong.
It was experiment for the future to see how much is needed for people to transfer their believe in the monetary system that is based on non material objects.
American monetary system is already based on something that is not Gold,its called thin air in most places.
It only showed that is vulnerable as any currency through history therefore useless.
How would one scientifically prove that there's no current flowing through this circuit?
I got into an argument with "that guy" who thinks that the universe doesn't exist when you're not looking at it. He also thinks it's plausible that a small amount of current could flow through this circuit, but attempting to measure how much would involve breaking the circuit and at the moment all the current would magically vanish.
the answer is litterally magnets
>>8833981
actually, throw a magnet through the loop and current will flow in it as long as the magnet is moving
you could measure it without breaking the circuit by using a clamp on ammeter
back to normiebook now please
>>8833982
wouldn't magnets slow down or at least apply a force on the current?
What would /sci/ consider a more "difficult" subject, chemistry or physics?
chemistry is such an inexact science
tell me how i'm supposed to trust something that basically says
>lmao there's no way to prove that what you think is in the glass is actually what you made nigga
>>8833962
Physics is more rigorous and definitely requires a higher IQ than chemistry. Chemistry may be a little harder in a lot of decent schools just because of the sheer tedium and bullshitting involved.
(I'm in a physical chemistry program)
Gender studies.
How can I develop mathematical understanding?
I never paid attention in school but now I'm interested, are there good books/websites/channels to learn the basic stuff?
Thanks a lot guys :)
>>8833850
I told you on /g/.
See the wiki: http://4chan-science.wikia.com/wiki/Mathematics
bumping for interest
how to regain grasp on calculus?
what comes after that?
>>8833916
>how to regain grasp on calculus?
Read calculus books. As a first one I recommend Stweart but the board meme is T. Apostol.
>what comes after that?
In that branch of mathematics? Analysis. But there also is algebra, geometry/topology.