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literally who?

>>8520744
Lots of pseud-watchers

>>8520740
>>>/reddit/atheism is that way

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>>8542865
the one between your ears

pirate mathematica
python has some CAS module iirc

>>8542865
pirate matlab

>CS vs engineering
Lol no one cares faggot.

>>8542794
I'd like to chime in
comp sci bachelors is easy as shit, no joke
the only classes that could cause someone trouble are the calc classes
but all the engineers take them too, and more

As a CPE I take all the "hard" courses during undergrad as mentioned in the post

>os design
>kernel programming
>device drivers

Cs at an undergraduate level isn't really that difficult, and I would argue not particularly valuable on its own.

Cs people in most cases don't take math past calc 2. And they complain that 3D graphics is the hardest class ever because of all the math.

So yes, it's a baby EE degree

>>8542301
Yes.

>>8542301
Yes

What is the equation, then?

>>8541976
That's because you're an orangutan.
Orangutans can't into mathematics.

>>8541976
Just apply Monte Carlo

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>>8541976
>attempt problem
>try to solve it
>get answer
>check the back of book
>it's even, no answer
>buy the answer book for $60
>no even answers
>just have to either be content with never knowing what the answer is or wait in a 60 minute line to get 5 minutes of help from the professor

Huge succes rate. The odds are forever in your favour, calculating the distance from you to me(point A-B)making sense out of the land you see which your eyes perceive.

in short pure brilliance

>mathematical engineering
You mean computer science?

>>8541468
No

I think that it's a good compromise for people like me that love applied math and hate waste time to demonstrate useless things.

>>8540826
>having to resort to nursing
>wanting to be a male nurse
Go ahead with the suicide OP, nothing of value will be lost.

>>8540832
I actually wanted to do it, I want to help people and I like life sciences

>>8540836
I would ask "why not be a doctor" but I guess that's already too far gone if you can't even get into nursing school.

>>8538435

No.

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>>8538435
engineering at its best.

After crash speed is 0 so in acceleratin hahha

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This happens to me too. It's like I can adapt to the personalities around me and act accordingly. It does take a little bit of time to figure out the new group of people. All pseudo bullshit but I do find it fascinating.

>>8537460
>what is social psychology

>>8537460
Not a Psynerd, but maybe this:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schema_(psychology)

>>8542699
just punch it into wolfram

>>8542705
I did but for some reason the answer that I get won't allow me to plug in values and obtain a real output. I think wolfram assumes that all the variables can be complex and I don't know how to tell it to calm down.

>here it is
https://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=(integrate+dy%2F(a%2B(c-a)*(1-exp(by))))%3Dx

I'll post more about the actual problem. Making some figures now.

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OP here,

Ok, here's the explanation of what I'm trying to do (will take a few posts).

I am using 3D seismic data (which are like echos underground) and trying to figure out how deep certain reflectors are.
>pic related

To do this, I need to know the velocities of all the rocks above the reflector I'm interested in.
>more on this in the next post

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>>8542753
CS is for bra-

>>8542753
YOU CAN'T INB4 THE OP YOU SHITSTAIN! REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

>>8542753
>CS majors claim to know Complexity Theory
>All they know is P and NP
>They don't even know what coNP is

>>8542622
Environment.

>>8542622
>frogshit
>brainlet who can't understand basic knowledge
It's the juice and genetics, IQ culture determined by genes and stuff amIrite?

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>>8542622
>he's secretly a southerner

Eww... go away, racist...

>>8542294
You mean a graph? Yea if your dissertation doesn't have a graph you're probably not doing anything important.

>>8542294
> cum output
Not bad

where's the graph for cum, input?

>>8542283
I think you can use the Arrhenius eqn for this, maybe in conjunction with something else, but I'm not about to pull out Anslyn right now.

I think you calculate the energy difference in 55° and 25° water and the magnitude of difference is the thing. I can't Math, because I'm a brainlet chemistry major.

>>8542315
In the Arhenius equation k=Ae^(-Ea/Rt) is A a constant? How do you find A?

>>8541983
>1+2+3+... = -1/12
Of course. It's because it's not technically true, it's only true that zeta(-1) = -1/12, with zeta being definite, FOR POSITIVE NUMBERS, as zeta(s) = 1 + 1/(2^s) + 1/(3^s) + ...

>>8541992
then I would have chosen a prettier number, like zeta(-1) = e/pi

>>8541983
>infinite sum
>falling for the associative jew still