Now /g/, we're pretty much all doing Maths here. What are

>>45266581
>Calculator software (Matlab, Wolframalpha
>Wolframalpha
Really?

>>45266624
Whatever people are using. Personally I'm using it to verify some of my answers. I should probably be using Matlab instead though, seeing as I took the time to *cough* acquire it.

>>45266581
a bic pencial and a big eraser. god you have to look like the biggest autist with this thing

>it's metal too, so it's not plastic.

You don't fucking say?

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>>45266651
It's not very big.

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>>45266581

a pencil. I bought a pack of 50 for $5
an eraser
a stack of plain paper
a clear plastic ruler

that's all I need, that's what's best
when I study something, I don't try to make my notes look pretty
I watch lecture videos, I take notes as I go along, which I end up throwing out
I write down notes that I keep for longer for really important things that are difficult to remember
I then do problem sets

>no computers, tablets, etc

Nope.

I use my thinkpad x220t's pen function so much when I do math. I just love being able to have a mathematica window right next to a window I do my scratch work on. Does it feel as well as a good mechanical pencil on a notebook? No. But it is very convenient.

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Med student reporting. Writing prescriptions (that feel when can't sign) with pic related makes you feel badass as fuck.

Also, pens/pencils general?

Pelikan M200 F nib.

13 years and running.

>>45266854
>Med student
>Writing prescriptions

For whom exactly?

>>45266854
>cartridges
Into the trash it goes.

>>45266581
>No tablets
What if it has an active stylus and I use it for handwritten notes in all of my classes instead or paper?
Its works really well. I have shitty handwriting, but its only marginally better on paper. The convenience of digital notes is fantastic.

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>>45266581

Have been using a Parker like this for at least a decade and is definitely my favorite thing to write with. The balance is always at 2/3 which is perfect in my book.

I even accidentaly dropped it from my window and it feel to the street like 20m below. Barely had a scratch.

>>45266908
>Internal med rotation
>Attending lazy
>"Write this perscription for me; I'll sign it. Just use the home dosage."
>Log into Epic, find dosages, write the script, give to preceptor
>Enjoy being well-liked by your superior

>>45266912
I guess you must like ink everywhere all the time.

>>45266949
Is this nigga serious, piston fill is master race.

>>45266966
>implications
http://www.amazon.com/Lamy-Z24-Refill-Converter/dp/B001DVXWRI

Is the blackwing palemino 602 worth it?

>>45266927
>>45266801
Software is fine, I just don't want this turning into a 'post your thinkpad' or 'post your phone' thread. If you use a particular piece of software for your notes, post that.

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I use a Pentel Graphgear 1000 .3mm. Metal body, doesn't break or cause other problems with the pencil mines, very reliable. And if you have small handwriting but want to use color fineliners, Edding 1800 pens are available with 0.1 stroke width.

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Rotring 800 master race

>>45267655
That's a pretty delicious pencil

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rotring 600 @ 0.35
rotring rapid pro @ 0.5

>>45267326
i'm thinking about getting one of these. its weight is mostly distributed towards the eraser end right? the rotrings are all very nib-end heavy.

>>45267655

I have my father's Rotring. Shit lasts forever.

>>45266992
>converter
Even more disgusting.

>>45267741
The balance point is about 0.5cm to left of the "Graphgear" label.

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My all-purpose pen.
The pressure point is basically non-existant, so my hands don't get tired, which was always the worst thing about written exams anyway.

>>45268047
>The pressure point is basically non-existant
Nice try, you still have a fucking pressure point when pressing the ball.

Pentel P205

College student in need of a cas calculator which one should I get?

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Thanks me later

>>45268172
>pencil

>comparing Matlab to woframalpha

Casual

>>45269422
Calculator is a calculator.

>>45266581
I got mine in black, I use it more than my rotring, mostly because of my worry of ruining the tip like I did before.

where can buy replacement erasers for cheap? shipping is crazy where I bought the pencil from.

>>45270183
Mine doesn't have an eraser on the end, I don't think.

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>>45267741
Master race

Also this baby.

>>45270318
you have to remove that cover at the end. it is a tiny eraser too, so it goes pretty quick.

>>45266581
>using pencil
i used to use mechanical pencils, then I switched to pens. i can't even look at pencil written notes anymore

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Using the one in the middle. Lasts for nearly a decade now. Changed that cartridge once

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Cross is my favorite

>>45266581
I have that pen..got a TI-89 calculator for integrals and derivatives...not allowed in engineering school though...just a solar powered piece of crap

>>45266581
>It's metal too, so it's not plastic.
no shit

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>>45266581

Steadtler regulator.

Appears to be discontinued. I have two.


I have many other pencils, but the regulator is the ultimate.

(I also have one of the nice metal Kuru Toga's as in your picture.)

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>>45266854
>person in medicine
>having legible handwriting or signatures
>*exception is a young woman with super neat, sometimes soft curve writing
Anyways, masterrace pencil.

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I got this cheap shit graphing calculator for $35 on Amazon. It's lasted me from Calculus I to III. Screw expensive graphing calculators that I'll never use again outside of school.

>>45272506
you won't really need one out of school.

>EE TI-89 is mandatory to perform certain equations
>You could do it by hand but that'd take too long and waste all your time during the test
>once graduate and in industry, u use the computer for complex or in your head for not

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$3 from Goodwill. Best. Calculator. Ever. (Except maybe the HP Prime but I'm too poor for that.)

>>45272587
Any other classes I'll need it for? I'm almost done with Discrete and a Math Foundations course. Only general programming courses after that.

Maybe algorithms?

>>45272622
Is that an RPN calc?

>>45272900
Yes it is. The OS is so well put together compared to the clusterfuck of the TI calculators with it's 5 million different menus. This just has the stack, some functions, and some menus to automate the functions. It's simplicity at it's best.

>>45266581
Only the finest instruments for me.
*tips fedora*

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>>45266581
rotring 6hunna oblock *bang bang*

>>45267655
>retractable
lel you scurred to get poked pussyboi?

>>45267655
Is the tip as wobbly as people say? I want one because it retracts, but everyone says the 600 is better because the 800's tip wobbles around and the plastic inner tube snaps

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I've done my math for the night. TWSBI 580AL served me well.

>>45274851
>le babby math ;)
Your handwriting is not swag. You started off strong though. One day you will reach enlightened level.

>>45266854
i hate how it has grooves that force your fingers to hold it a certain way

>>45274894
I'm a little rusty after not touching math for 8 years :3
The pen is quite nice to write with at least.

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Here's most of what i have thats interesting. I'm more interested in mechanical pencils than pens as shown.

I can get a closer shot of an individual pencil if if requested.

>>45275085
Is your preppy fairly unforgiving? I have to have the perfect rotation and inclination (which happens to be an awkward position for me) to get it to write without skipping all the time.
It's nice when it actually writes though.

>>45275085
>Parker 51
My man.

>>45275160
At times it can be, but when i was using it i got used to to and was pretty impressed for a cheap pen.

Also there is an article somewhere where someone made it an eyedropper fountain pen with an o ring and vasiline on the threads.

>>45275173
Its a Sheaffer