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>>8530366
Do you understand what "finite" means?

>>8530378
aren't all expressions finite though? Context free and otherwise?

>>8530396
The "finite" in "finite automaton" means that it has a finite number of states.

>>8530355
where do I subscribe :DDDDD

>>8530355
>way better than math
*way better in math

Its good, you're evolving. Id major in math but I'm too brainlet so I'm into physics

matrix logarithms

>>8530265
Just got introduced to it in classical field theory class, all I know is that a Lie group is a continuous group. And I think they are subdivided in orthogonal groups and unitary groups, that's all i know, hope it was helpful bye

>>8530298
You are going to tell us lie groups are continuous groups but are not going to tell us what continuou means in this context?

This is why I hate physics cucks.

mom worked in a textile factory for about 32 years, no pay raise other than legal minimum wage. recently got citizenship but retired (64 years old). Dad was a depressed construction worker, than lived of his social security benefits before passing away due to ill health. Neither seemed above average in intelligence, maybe my dad. I usually score in the 120's in IQ test. Suck at math and study ecology. I'm not that smart compared to other people in the sciences, but i do think I'm smarter than them, maybe got it from my grandfather since he seems to have been successful in agriculture in Mexico, and I have cousins from that side that teach trig at the college level in Mexico. No one else in my family really has done anything big, neither parent finished elementary school.

>>8530921
fuck. my grammar and spelling are shit. maybe I am as smart as them

>>8530135
Dad is smart, mom is shrewd. Not at all the other way around.

if you're confused, then take a biology class and or learn what artificial evolution is. so you can see why there is a disagreement and the rational of the side against the organic movement.

>>8530478
Yeah, I'm actually taking a Biology class next semester. But I figure I'd ask here first to see what people had to say about it.

Organic is not a meme. Organic is good.

bumpy the bump

>>8530024
If they are the same functional form, you could just try comparing their regression equations. Maybe you could take the difference of their slopes, intercepts, etc

Isn't there some kind of equation I can put some (10000) sample points in and calculate a difference factor?
Like ...for n from 1 to 10000 do sum(|f(n)| - |f2(n)|)/10000. This is what I do right now but there has to be some "better" way to do it.

Prove the Reimann hypothesis

>>8529918
Nice meemay senpai

>>8529904
Prove that cosh(x)=cos(ix)

Not hard but quite satisfying

>>8529775
he has managed to successfully complete multiple brain surgeries

>>8529775
He's HUD because he's black.

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>He was the Director of Pediatric Neurosurgery at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Maryland from 1984 until his retirement in 2013. As a pioneer in neurosurgery, Carson's achievements include performing the first and only successful separation of Siamese twins joined at the back of the head, pioneering the first successful neurosurgical procedure on a fetus inside the womb, performing the first completely successful separation of type-2 vertical craniopagus twins, developing new methods to treat brain-stem tumors and reviving hemispherectomy techniques for controlling seizures.[3][4][5][6][7] Carson became the youngest chief of pediatric neurosurgery in the country at age 33.[8] He has received more than 60 honorary doctorate degrees, dozens of national merit citations, and written over 100 neurosurgical publications.[9] In 2008, he was bestowed the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the highest civilian award in the United States.[10]

>>8529464
>If skills can be learned then why can't intelligence?
elaborate on your reasoning please

>>8529493

no.

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>>8529464
We actually don't know enough about intelligence to determine if it can be positively changed or not.

We do know that geniuses have better concentration abilities than everyone else though.

> implying you would achieve worldwide fame by solving an obscure mathematical problem that normies have never heard of

>>8529444
P=NP would net some fame since it's such a meme

>>8529441
just imagine all the pussy perelman is swimming in

livin the dream

Thank you anon.

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>>8529205
You gonna work along? I was thinking about sticking to the C++ book till february or so - there's some time over Christmas, huh

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>>8529501

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>>8529217
Is Meyer actually good for linear algebra or is it for brainlets like OP?

>>8529217
Why the hell is Art of Electronics there? It's mostly a reference book with good stuff in there for electronics people who have already learned their shit. For beginner reading you'd be better off with something like Introductory Circuit Analysis by Boylestad (not saying this is the best, but the one I had and it was alright). Also not saying that you can't learn from AoE as a beginner but I'd say it's not a book for beginners if you truly want to learn stuff.

>>8528798

executive dysfunctrion and anxiety.

work on anxiety, do exercise, try to structure your life more and analyze your habits so you can do so better, do meditation and n-back training.

>>8528798

you could say in a vague way, lack of ability to hold long term goals but then... you knew that already. motivational partly as well which i dont know anything about. try religion. loving kindness meditation ive heard works.

>>8528803
This,

Make a list of very simple things you'd like to do that day, start with the very basic things first: breakfast, lunch, dinner, exercise, fap, etc. then once you're familiar with that routine add more. Don't try to just jump into the schedule of a Fortune 500 CEO, you'll burn out.

>>8528547
What's your job, anon?

You know that you will forget your shit if you don't use it daily right?

>>8528547
think it really depends on why you want to remember, and given that, thats probably the answer to why you forget.

>>8528555
I'm still an undergrad, but I often see people here on /sci/ and some of my professors in college talk about various math topics with ease, and sometimes I'm saddened that I've forgot so much. Am I setting too high of an expectation with myself for wanted to retain all I've ever learned?

>>8528173
im can't read or white. me can math though.

>>8528173
it might if we were in a more hostile environment. desu evolutionary blind alley i think is a word that applies to every single organism so people should stop bandying it about. then again i dont know what it means, im just guessing.

>>8528191

whats more hostile than deep frozen waters of the internet?