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>>8473372
He's pretty cool. Would let him fuck me in the ass.

>>8473444
That's pretty gay bro.

Initially loved him a great deal, considered him a genius and very likeable man then I grew to dislike him, morally ambiguous individual if you read his diaries (waah why did i make the nuke) and he didn't understand philosophy in the slightest.

>>8473308
Its literally useless
Find me one good use, and I'll concede.

>>8473308
Because they don't understand it

>>8473308
Most scientists don't look down on it (then again I am at a liberal arts university)

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>2017
>not using a TI-Nspire
>not using it for solving any equation
TI84 fags stay mad

Use latex senpai

>>8472769
I can type 10 characters per second. Latex is a piece of cake.

You are complaining because you cannot type as fast as you draw symbols but when you were a retard kid drawing symbols was hard too. Heck, I bet your first integral signs looked like shit and then when you wanted to make them nice you had to do it a little slow.

Just git gud at keyboards, fag.

>>8471693
world war 2 episode 2

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Nothing to see here folks, move along.

>>8471693
what is the Y axis units
i dont even

>/x/
kek. /lit/ looks like a good choice

/pol/ serenaded /x/ with his meme magic, there was a thread about it earlier but they're dates on the ball.

>>8471487
/lit is going with /fit

>>8471205
literally just expand the taylor series you ingrate

If you expand exp(x) in a Taylor series, then plug in x = i*pi, then you get -1

Find the Euler's Formula page on Wikipedia. The Power Series proof under the "Proofs" section is as simple as it gets. You don't need to understand the Maclaurin series, just know that it works. Euler's identity is proved when you substitute pi for x.

>>8470212
The pre-requisite is sociopathy.
If you have that, then look up good books on how to sell.

>>8470256
> unfacetiously being this much of an ignorant shithead
Sociopathy is a meme, retard.

>>8470256
Protip: pop-books by self-proclaimed experts != science.

You're literally a psych equivalent of popsci retards disproving the maximality of c.

E>T>M>S

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>>8468954
>Engineering>Technology
Mfw Wngineering is technology

>>8468954
>>8468961
'Helpful'.

>is stupid as fuck and didn't pay attention when PEMDAS was being taught
>i-its every1 elses fault!!
Kys

>>8474078
>Thanks public school education.
This is your own fault, not your teachers.
There are textbooks there for you to pick up and read. Your exam results reflect your performance as a student, saying that your teacher or school was terrible means nothing to the person looking at your transcript.
And yes, I went to a public school myself and scored the maximum grade and I'm now studying at a world top 50.

>>8474093
>>8474097
I was taught the order of operations was PEMDAS

P
E
M
D
A
S

not

P
E
MD
AS

they never brought their own discovery into consideration

if our genes are so smart why don't they get a job ?

And if DNA can see god then why don't atheists have any DNA?

try putting ur finger in ur belly button then smelling

>>8475989
try putting your finger in your anus then smelling

Try licking it, it tastes like candy

Become aware that you are making subconscious decisions and fight them. Then fight the subconscious decision that tells you to fight your subconscious descision. And so on.

>>8475832
>Can free will physically/biologically exist? By free will I mean making conscious decisions.

In the colloquial sense we can make "conscious decisions" insofar as we are "aware" that we're doing so. However that doesn't entail anything dualistic or mysterious, so to speak, about this process we call "consciousness". Moreover, it doesn't imply that such conscious decisions result from the agency of a "free will" if by "free will" we mean something independent of physical causation and the material world. Our will is indeed free to the extent that our body and mind coincide, and hence, to the extent that our overall micro-physiological state (including our CNS) both determines our course of action, and produces and instantiate our "abstract" mental state.

>>8475886
I.e. mental states exhibit free will precisely in the sense that our mind coincides with our nervous system and our nervous system determines how we behave.

>>8475691
shit idea

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gee, what cud go wrong when u teach artefecial intelligance to thinkk?

>>8475691
So you're doing natural language processing the hard way? Your approach needs too many humans.

There are much better ways to do this.

>>8475403
gimme another side lad

>>8475403
>you've a mountain

I've what a mountain?

That's the problem. There's just information about the antenna's height.

I imagine a dome would be able to better resist structural erosion due to its already smooth shape, and it would also be more earthquake proof than a box because its shape is widest at the base and smallest at the top like a pyramid.

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>>8475353
Then I'm curious why in extreme environments on Earth domes still aren't particularly popular but boxes are rampant.

In particular that OP pic is the South Pole station where they demolished the dome and replaced it with a box, and of course there's Whittier, Alaska which is basically a regular apartment building standing alone out of the tundra.

>>8475356
boxes are cheap

domes are strong

Domes are for when you don't have backup options if your building gets damaged.