Should I read some maths or do some programming?

Do some maths, I suggest some calculus (at whatever level you can deal with).

>>36347548
Programming is more useful as a self taught skill
Maths is more useful as a degree

some programming unless you feel like doing maths.

>tfw been working on my programming project for weeks now
>haven't done any maths in 2 whole weeks woaaahhh

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>>36347548
alternatively you could study some physics

just a thought!

Maths + physics + programming = holy trinity of superior STEM master race

I mean exactly now. I made some programming and thought about posting it online, but I am kind of lazy so maybe just read math notes.
>>36347705
I actually like maths tasks way more than programming ones. Not that I hate programming, I pretty like it, just the course is ridiculously bad.

>>36347768
Physics is comfy, but seems useless for me.

>>36347786
well, if I was looking to chill I'd do some maths, it's a super comfy subject

>>36347903
I want to chill but I also want to finish with my webpage.

>>36347900
Meh it is desu, I enjoy using my physics knowledge to understand and notice interesting phenomena around me, but that's about it. I enjoyed learning it at A level though

that being said, why are you learning maths then? I mean, I love maths but what are planning on learning it for?

>>36347958
I'd say knuckle through with the webpage then, If I were in your spot and I started doing maths when I wanted to finish something else, I'd get pretty frustrated and restless.

>>36347967
I love stats, stats seems to be useful. I had one of the best teachers both in physics and in fur. maths, so I love both this subjects, but physics is more for engineers I think(lol, I live in a dorm where one girl has womin in engineering scholarship).