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I could add that it came up in modeling a distribution that can't take values outside of [0,1]. For r=1/2 it's a variation of the stochastic term in the "CIR model" and respecta the bounds I want

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senpaitachi

>>8171839
>implying there is something to solve

>>8171839
It's divergent

>>8171848
We talked about euler's identuty in class and our professor gave us that infinite expression to solve.

yeah, old news...

>>8171786
>t. NASA
Wake up sheeple!

>>8171786
>It's just salt you guys
yes
what else?
only meming retards said it was aliens

>>8171577
first thing is to google that shit

second, molview.org

>>8171579
Tried google, couldn't tell if what I was finding was actually right. I'm getting these tattooed on me for life. Not gunna solely trust google, thanks.

>>8171579
Also, I have no idea how to use molview

>>8171511
>> assume a stable ringworld
THE RINGWORLD IS UNSTABLE!

That's a bad science fiction author, try Greg Egan.

>>8171511
>What is the outcome?
The Ring would probably tear itself to pieces.

>What would you see and feel if you were standing on its surface?
Probably be able to see the breakage from much of the ring. There would probably be hurricane force winds towards the part that ruptured.

> Could civilization survive for dozens of years on the far side of the ring while the effect travels along the vast circumference of the structure?
Not in the least. You're actually overestimating the scale of the ring here. Ringworld is spinning at an absurd rate and does a complete revolution in just over a week. You'd have a couple days at most before your part of the ring fell to pieces.

>>8171341
Drink milk to remove your status effects.

>>8171343
Is there a psychological concept of my problem?
So I can start to look from that point.

>>8171341
>Implying psychology is a science, of course.
Implying Meyers-Briggs personality theory isn't the equal of Abel's proof that there exist no general algebraic solutions to polynomials of degree 5 or higher.

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>>8170930
>Redpill me
GTFO

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>>8170930

>>8170930
>redpill
You don't deserve shit.

>>8170520
Programming != computer science you massive faggot

The board you are looking for is >>>/g/

now do you understand why you dont put spaces in filenames????

ok, now:

java -jar /home/pi/Documents/Java Projects/test.jar

and now:

>>>/g/55298588

>>8170529
oops:

java -jar "/home/pi/Documents/Java Projects/test.jar"

>>8169782
only when my dick is transmitting information to your mom

>>8169787
Ooooooooooioioooooh

>>8169782
How much its one information?
More than two lights?

We should skip the fusion meme and start pursuing antimatter IMO.

>>8169586
Antimatter isn't a "real" fuel source; it's more like a battery. Only negligible amounts occur in nature, enough to actually do anything with would have to be produced artificially, which consumes more power than you'd get out of the antimatter.

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Why not pursue miniature fission? Could a couple milligram size ball of Pu-239 perhaps be compressed enough to go critical with lasers?

Boom. The future is miniaturized internal nuclear detonation engines.

>>8168926
how about a vagina tightener pill?
back to tumblr your traitor.

>>8168926
Why isn't there foreskin restoration? Because it's hard.

>>8168926
No but there are surgeries that take fat from your stomach and put it in your penis.
Its a new trend is south korea and makes great results.

>>8168693
essentially, yes
just doing it a lot

>>8168693
you don't learn latex. you just start typing stuff and google what you need to know.

>>8168702
This. Like all software. Though I would say that this IS learning, it's just different than other types of learning.

>>8167489
>Who in your life has inspired you & why?
Nyx, because she's best pony
>What advice would you give others to become more creative?
Watch more cartoons, like anime.
>How important is education to creativity?
Very.
>How do you deal with creative blocks?
I watch lots of anime.
>When did you first become creative?
After I learned about Japan and anime from anime.
>Do you have a specific creative process you need to go through?
Yes.
>How did you develop that process?
Well, since I'm an engineer, I often have very hard home assignments to solve, like triple integrals, so naturally, over time, I developed this process, where I'd start on the problem, working as hard as I could, until I saw no more paths of attack, then I'd take a break, watch some anime or MLP, maybe jack off a bit (traps are based), and then I'd go back at it with new fervor and ideas this time.

>>8167489
>Who in your life has inspired you & why?
Nobody,I have obsessive personality traits that moved my interest form one field to the next only to end up in a specific one.

>What advice would you give others to become more creative?
Have your bills paid and have people around that that really love you.
I cant stress this enough.

>How important is education to creativity?
Education only goes so far so is creativity.
Both must be done side by side

>How do you deal with creative blocks?
I go and do something else for a while

>When did you first become creative?
~22

>Do you have a specific creative process you need to go through? How did you develop that process?
I dont want to answer this

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Who in your life has inspired you & why?

>Dj Qbert - hes a strong believer that creativity is something everyone can tap into.

What advice would you give others to become more creative?

>Dont be closed minded and quick to judge.

How important is education to creativity?

>Very, the amount of ideas i produce closely correlate with mathematics, The more i practice the easier it is for me to come up with a new concept.

How do you deal with creative blocks?

>Ill take a break and do something unrelated.The break in repetition helps.

When did you first become creative?

>My mother is an artist, so ive always have been comfortable being creative.

Do you have a specific creative process you need to go through? How did you develop that process?

>I write graffiti, so usually the rush gets me going, but i believe the adrenaline helps. Theres something about the freedom of a big surface that im attracted to and continue despite consequences.
>Pic related

>>8165967
They saved me from suicide.

>>8165977
>They saved me from suicide.

How fat did you got ?

>>8165983
I gained some weight (approx. 7kg over the course of 1 year) finally getting me out of skeleton mode and becoming normal weight.

>>8164798
Yes, this is simply win. I too do not understand why people do not wish to understand how the world around them functions.

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>>8165736
>I too do not understand why people do not wish to understand how the world around them functions.

I'm a mathematician and I really don't care about how the world functions from a physics or chemistry perspective. I care more about politics or economics than "understanding the universe" and I don't care too much about economics or politics.

Pic sort of related though.

>>8165743
>I'm a mathematician
Painfully obvious from your spergy post.