Archived threads in /sci/ - Science & Math - 1390. page

ya

>>8335221
ya

>>8335233
>>8335226

Why does /pol/ say otherwise?

Such is life in your mental cage.

>1. You forgot we're all autistic.
>2. stick pics are easy to meme with
>3. ad hominem. If it was made by sad artist hitler we'd still shit ourselves

mathematician is a man with long hair? is this always the case with the great mathematicians?

>>8334046
>nigger_scienceman.jpg
Kek

>>8334046
Because he's dumb.

Reddit. Its another case of "reddit likes it therefore muh secret 4chan club must hate it." Back in 2010 when he was still somewhat obscure he was well liked on /sci/. Though I remember one autist constantly arguing about how never really published anything.

>>8334877
>MIT level math
Wut

math for kids

MIT courses are pretty easy in terms of the material.

Can I still be an engineer?

Engineer reporting.

I will never read your stupid faggot kiddie books OP, because they're long obsolete and probably not very good.

>>8328079
Yes, i'm talking about people wanting to be intellectuals, so that excludes engineers.

>>8328085
Bye.

graphene, genetics or more electronics stuff

CERN isn't getting anywhere

Not sure about next, but in terms of greatest, creating a habitable atmosphere on mars and other planets will save humanity. We can do it. We have no shortage of brilliant people, only funding.

>>8335698
How would we do it? Make a completely enclosed environment similar to Earths?

>>8333422
No Yudkowsky, I'm not sending any money to your """"Institute""""

The space elevator is a REALLY bad idea.

Considering that it would be constructed of carbon nanotubes (which is extremely conductive), the space elevator would be a near perfect conductor...


And since it streches through the inner van allen radiation belt (which is comprised of electrons) to the outer van allen radiation belt (which is mostly comprised of protons), IT would ground the van allen belts to the earth, causing a solid column of lightning about 30,000 kilometers long for a few horrifying seconds, before it snaps in half and falls to the earth.

>>8333427
>No Yudkowsky, I'm not sending any money to your """"Institute""""

I'm not yudkowsky

I don't have a website.

>>8333661
an hour and a half for 1 second of generated speech is not "solving speech generation"

speech is one appendage of a much deeper central mystery
all these big AI developers are trying to build the walls and roof without any foundation

Lol. I love how much of an after thought the nose model was. It's like they thought "this looks like a talking fleshlight", and then added a plastic nose. kek.

>>8329588
singlehandedly saved the world from russian domination

is there any point in going on?

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Known for:

Abelian von Neumann algebra
Affiliated operator
Amenable group
Arithmetic logic unit
Artificial viscosity (a numerical technique for simulating shock waves)
Axiom of regularity
Axiom of limitation of size
Backward induction
Blast wave (fluid dynamics)
Bounded set (topological vector space)
Carry-save adder
Cellular automata
Class (set theory)
Decoherence theory (Quantum mechanics)
Computer virus
Commutation theorem
Continuous geometry
Direct integral
Doubly stochastic matrix
Duality Theorem
Density matrix
Durbin–Watson statistic
Game theory
Hilbert's fifth problem
Hyperfinite type II factor
Ergodic theory
EDVAC
explosive lenses
Lattice theory
Lifting theory
Inner model
Inner model theory
Interior point method
Mutual assured destruction
Merge sort
Middle-square method
Minimax theorem
Monte Carlo method
Normal-form game
Pointless topology
Polarization identity
Pseudorandomness
PRNG
Quantum mutual information
Radiation implosion
Rank ring
Operator theory
Operation Greenhouse
Self-replication
Software whitening
Standard probability space
Stochastic computing
Subfactor
Von Neumann algebra
Von Neumann architecture
Von Neumann bicommutant theorem
Von Neumann cardinal assignment
Von Neumann cellular automaton
Von Neumann constant (two of them)
Von Neumann interpretation
Von Neumann measurement scheme
Von Neumann Ordinals
Von Neumann universal constructor
Von Neumann entropy
Von Neumann Equation
Von Neumann neighborhood
Von Neumann paradox
Von Neumann regular ring
Von Neumann–Bernays–Gödel set theory
Von Neumann spectral theory
Von Neumann universe
Von Neumann conjecture
Von Neumann's inequality
Stone–von Neumann theorem
Von Neumann's trace inequality
Von Neumann stability analysis
Quantum statistical mechanics
Von Neumann extractor
Von Neumann ergodic theorem
Ultrastrong topology
Von Neumann–Morgenstern utility theorem
ZND detonation model

>>8329610
imagine being so smart that you can look at any subject and find something new and important to add to it virtually over night

chemical engineering
it's like chemistry but employable

civil because it's a lucrative way to be average

Mechanical because I like to suck cocks.

If there are infinitely many integers, then there are an infinite amount of number ones in the integers.

>>8329568

Its not though so there aren't

>>8329568
In theory yes.

>>8320506
Do they really? Do you have any numbers to back that up?

SpaceX's current record sits at a 93% success rate, which isn't far from the industry nominal rate of 95%. Op is being a faggot.

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>>8320506
How many astronauts have they killed again?

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same reason physicists try shoehorning determinism into QM (Bohmian mechanics)
because everything else would mean changing your classical world view

>>8333964
>>8334415

>Chaos theory and QM are not deterministic

You guys don't know anything about physics.

The only part of QM that isn't deterministic is wave function collapse which is ad hoc and probably not real.

>>8333964

Special relativity also implies determinism. Consider the fact that there is no absolute "present" and that the distinction of past, present and future depend on your reference frame. This simple consideration shows a non-deterministic worldview is difficult to maintain.

its the radios from the CAT scan
radio is dangerous

you now have an ever-decreasing IQ because you got radios and did not be natural like us rest

>>8332604
Sauce

You

Yeah you
The guy who wants sauce on this pic. Don't ask, you'll be disappointed

>>8327791
ZIKA
I
K
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There was this one little fucking mosquito that got me 7-8 times throughout the night. I woke up with unbearable itchiness on both ankles. I that piece of shit flew by my ear and I heard that cunt buzz, I was instantly flooded with adrenaline. I jumped out of bed as if I hadn't been in deep sleep for the last 4 hours and began the hunt. I kept waiting for the perfect opportunity to strike him and missed everytime. I ended up sleeping downstairs. Killed that piece of shit later on that day.