Archived threads in /sci/ - Science & Math - 1232. page

>>8469944
Eventually, absolutely.
http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1053811913007994
http://science.sciencemag.org/content/early/2013/04/03/science.1234330
http://www.nature.com/nature/journal/v484/n7394/full/nature11028.html

>>8469944
>read
yes
>interpreted
maybe
>influenced
Not in a non-invasive way. Yet. Mostly

>Can information from the auditory/visual cortex be displayed on a monitor
yes, but it might not be an image

>If so, can it be done on a grand scale?
yes, everything can be scaled up

btw all of these require huge amounts of equipment right next to your head, so it's not happening to you right now.

>>8469944
Yes and no. Mind reading technology is possible, with some constraints. You can infer the content of thoughts from measuring electrical shit in the brain. E.g. you can infer stuff like "this person is thinking about an elephant right now". However it remains at such an abstract level. The actual image of the elephant cannot be reconstructed, because qualia are fundamentally a quantum process and the collapse of quantum mechanical wave functions is uncontrollable.In particular you cannot enforce a very detailed picture into someone's brain.

sophisticated sandrunes

Ive heard two definitions. probs wrong tho
1. equation solving
2.manipulation of symbols that represent numbers/variables
remember that Greek math had no idea of equations

File: 1456693253687.jpg (22KB, 523x523px) Image search: [Google]

22KB, 523x523px

>>8469628
>jelly

>>8469463
probably not, if you're scared of Calc III

>>8469464
https://www.amazon.com/Theoretical-Physics-Dover-Books/dp/0486652270#reader_0486652270

pls help

>>8469463
>>>/adv/
Ask your prof/TA?
If it's just for self-study hobby, just take your time.
If you're just here to brag you're doing Joos, I don't know what to say. Just sad.

Only pure mathematics is a legitimate field of science.

oh this thread again.

graduate level computer science is pretty legit

undergraduate level computer science is mostly preparing those for a career as a software developer

and yeah, basic algorithms, discrete math, linear algebra, etc... aren't necessarily difficult compared with some of the shit math / physics / engineering bros have to deal with, but they aren't easy either.

>>8468779
dude logic lmao xD

it would be basically pure complex math from your point of view. of course you can just read/watch wrong simplified pop-scientific bullshit but you don't want that.

How far does your understanding of math and physics go?

>>8468766

impoverished. classical mechanics, a rough understanding of relativity (spec/gen). mathematics even less so....

i feel like im in a terrible inbetween, not wanting to settle for the pop-sci stuff but also not trained to understand on a technical level.

>>8468776
wait if you actually understand the theoretical physics of classical mechanics you can definitely look into quantum mechanics.
all you need is wave functions.

To give your stupid-ass [math]\lim_{x \,\rightarrow\, a} f \left( x \right)[/math] a meaning.

>>8468683
What a fucking fag. Abstract topology is useful in robotics.

>>8468691
the definition of a limit never needed homoemorphic dick sucking

I'm general edding about history of energies and it's pretty based

>>8468675
>hate thread
This doesn't belong on /sci/.

>>8468680
Why? It's stem students fuming about non-stem classes. /sci/ is more about the lifestyle of scientists and mathematicians than actual math and science.

For how long do you use your computer for entertainment?

Your youth is over, faggot. It all gets worse from here.

>>8468471
Several hours. Is there a link?

File: 1394626154466.jpg (229KB, 1325x1600px) Image search: [Google]

229KB, 1325x1600px

Sorry, but I'm an adult.

>>8468098
[math]x-19+17=63[/math]
[math]x-19+17=63[/math]
[math]x=65[/math]

File: mathisasolution.jpg (20KB, 480x360px) Image search: [Google]

20KB, 480x360px

depends on the locale

I wouldn't suppose any significant effect, then again, my understanding is from a mechanical engineering education.

File: OPs plumbing.jpg (71KB, 736x1305px) Image search: [Google]

71KB, 736x1305px

>>8467726
High pressure influence on conductive coefficients of paramagnetic materials is about what I think you're interested in, there son.

Off hand, I dunno if impedance, resistance, resistivity, the skin effect, and so on are influenced by high ambient pressure.

>>8467726
>flow of electrons
you mean the flow of electric charge?

No one on this board believes climate change exists.

>>8467076
this is /sci/ not /pol/

>>8467076

Fuck

>>>/kys/
>>>/x/

>Material organization in Spacetime is a product of unstable Consciousness with the resultant ability of interfacing with Objects lower than the current Form of Divinity, eg Material Phenomena

>>8466237

>>8466609
>consciousness is still within the realm of the paranormal

>>>/s4s/
>>>/pol/
>>>/his/
>>>/kys/

File: article-2449481-189A2BCD00000578-797_634x315.jpg (39KB, 634x315px) Image search: [Google]

39KB, 634x315px

>>8466047

File: skilled-for-life-presentation-by-andreas-schleicher-at-the-piaac-international-conference-held-in-haarlem-the-netherlands-22-november-2015-34-1024.jpg (111KB, 1024x768px) Image search: [Google]

111KB, 1024x768px

>>8466050

File: strong-performers-and-successful-reformers-in-pisa-2012-policy-lessons-for-norway-2-1024.jpg (117KB, 1024x768px) Image search: [Google]

117KB, 1024x768px

>>8466051

x =/= 1 is the answer

File: inhale.jpg (91KB, 1000x998px) Image search: [Google]

91KB, 1000x998px

>>8464133
those dubs are a bretty good answer too desu, i just checked those dubs, that's what i just did

/= 1

youre welcome op

>studying mech engineering
>thermo lab
>refrigeration cycle experiment
>have to write lab report
>know R12 is in two phase region after throttling
>temperature and pressure indicate it is subcooled
>ask technician
>yeah.....some R22 was mixed in there a couple years ago, just assume pure R12
How the fuck am I supposed to write a goddamn report? The calculations are all fucked up.

boring as fuck
so i switched majors

>>8458886

I keep hearing this from people. That Mech-E is boring and does not correlate to the actual job market in theory or practice.

What then is the preferable degree? Mechatronics? Manufacturing Engineering? Computer Science?