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>>8582518
What generated the sequence? Or what is the sequence supposed to be?

what was the original question?

you can always try to fit a polynomial and see what happens

Go to university.

>>8582304
But bro in order to go university i need to go highschool

Shameful selfbump

>>8582195
Not very with all those of those mutants...

The radiation exposure is a time-dependent metric. You can visit the city and be fine. But I believe it's still unable to be inhabited for long-term stays.

Is there a way to clean away most of the radiation?

>>8582127

>engineering

Neither. You should have applied to a CS ML program. People whine and moan that ML is just applied statistics and that CS is easier than applied mathematics, but the truth of the matter is that you need some real exposure to these areas if you're going to work in it. No sane employer is going to say, 'wow, you sure can prove a lot of theorems!111 guess you'll just learn how to do everything else on my dime :^).'

>Only doing one program at a time
Fucking brainlets.

>>8582129
everyone I know in ML did statistics in grad school
>doing a CS masters

your mother

Pelicans are pretty old, 30 million years or something like that, not sure what bird would be the oldest.

>>8582087
Came here for this.
I was not disappointed.

>>8582047
Amount of free ammonia is so negligible... Equivalent to 10x the amount of cyanide in your urine.
You're fine

>>8582047
Use water to wash away the piss, hydrogen peroxide to break up the calcifications, and then water again to finish rinsing. Stop pissing in your sink

start with ethanoic acid based detergent from the supermarket before you build a chemistry lab

>>8582013
It seems kind of cool but I think employers might be skeptical unless you can really show that you got something out of this program

>>8582147
That is what I was thinking as well. Any other opinions?

>>8582013
It just seems like an online university with fancier marketing, i.e. lots of buzzwords and empty phrases. I really can't see it working out, at least not for science/engineering. I mean, just take a look at their "Natural Sciences" course catalog, it sounds like complete garbage.
https://www.minerva.kgi.edu/academics/course_catalog/natural_sciences/

>>8581730
science adjusts its views based on whats observed
religion denies observation in order for belief to be preserved

>>8581730
>inb4 science vs religion

OP, i think scientists should start talking about how science tries to answer questions about reality.
No way in hell science can be a religion, since we would have to create some Deity and some kind of church as well and that would be creepy as fuck.

>>8581730
Isn't that like Scientology or something?

>>8581652
You see that little preview LaTeX button? Use it. Also, the homework board is

>>>/hm/

>>8581652
What I meant to write is [math]\frac{\pi}{arctan(\frac{4}{3})}[/math]

Fucking latex

>>8581658
Fuck off, its a math question and Wolfram doesnt have an answer to it. Google doesnt bring up any answers.
Im fucking curious, you arrogant shit

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>>8581612
>inB4 that Dolan fanboy posts this

>>8581612

Did you actually spend $500-600 for it?

>>8583201
No, but I am considering it.

>>8581609
>Can it fuel EM-drives?

Memedrives fuel themselves, dumbass.

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>once graphene is mass-producible

Kys normie

>>8581649
>kys
>normie
back to plebbit or jewtube

>>8581242
MgCl2 should be (s) and H2SO4 should be (aq).

>>8581438
So the sulfuric acid won't drop out of solution even at a low enough temperature?

>>8581242
>>8581438
>>8581520
No this is a no-reaction situation.

Unless you're putting in high concentrations of epsom salt and saturated hydrochloric, all of those are too highly soluble in water to cause any precipitate to form. At lower temperatures, yes, you'll maybe get some magnesium chloride to fall out of solution, but I wouldn't call this the best reaction method.

You'd really wind up with a solution primarily containing H+, Mg2+, Cl-, and HSO4- ions.

Good attempt though. You're more likely to get sulfuric acid by bubbling a gas like SO3 through water. Either way sulfuric acid is probably one of the cheapest acids you can purchase (on par with hydrochloric) so I don't know why you'd bother making it yourself.

>>8581136
[math]\displaystyle \int_k^{\infty} \frac{1}{\Gamma(x + 1)} \; dx = e[/math] is what you want, unless you're serious about having a domain [math]\displaystyle (k, \infty) \cap \mathbb{N}[/math].

>>8581152
Yes, I was wondering about naturals, probably only because of my lack of understanding.
x! for x > -1 is well-defined though, correct?
I guess this is beyond me, but now I have reading material on the gamma function.
Thank you anyway :)

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Using the Gamma function
k = -0.597
is quite close

>>8581039

maxima uses lisp, which is the only god-tier language

>>8581039
If you want to start on your own then C++ is okay because if it will be powerful but then that brings in the issues that C++ has.

C++ is one of the very few real programming languages that still exist. The rest have died. By that I mean that in C++ the computer does EXACTLY what you tell it to do and what you tell it not do (except for special cases and you should look for undefined behaviours for your compiler).

Why is this is an issue? Because memory. If you tell C++ to ask the operating system to give your program some memory. IT WILL DO EXACTLY THAT. And it will fucking keep that memory until you go back to it and tell it to give it back.

As someone who is kinda of C++ professional I can tell you that if you do not already master the language, don't even think about learning it as you go, specially for the project you want to do.

So my real recommendation is to get a bitch ass pussy language like Java or Python where the language is actually a cuck. Python, like a cuck, doesn't really do anything. The only thing Python actually does is call bulls (C libraries) to have sex with your program, because Python little dick is too small to actually satisfy your program's sexual needs. Then when the gangbang is over Java/Python will then come in and automatically lick off all the cum and disgusting shit your program left lying around while it was fucking all those sexy C librares, like a good little cuck.

So yeah, learn Python or Java because if not then you will be spending more time focusing on the quirks of C++ than on implementing your program.

Do algebra on your computer

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>>8580957
If it starts doing mathematics I'll be killing myself.

OP, at least post a link...

https://www.newscientist.com/article/2117067-deepminds-alphago-is-secretly-beating-human-players-online/

>>8580957
I've watched the majority of the games played by Master(P) on Tygem and Master on FoxGo. While there were some suspicions that Master was AlphaGo, many of us thought that it had been developed in Korea. We also thought it would be crazy for DeepMind to name their bot "Master" of all things.
It's interesting to know that it was, in fact, AlphaGo this whole time. Watching it mow down the pros one-by-one has been fun, if not a little depressing. I wonder what the future holds for Go, and if we'll be able to find a way to catch up to AlphaGo someday.