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go away faggot >>>/r9k/

Well your physical health depends on your actions, which depend on your mentality, so sure, why not.
Also a woman is more likely to cuddle/sleep with a healthy man than an unhealthy man, so there's a correlation for you. The cause is backwards though.

>>8144053
i am asking

if it causes xxx

no if it caused by xxx

yes especially communist governments

Soyuz rocket > everything else

thats a huge wasp

>>8143862
and a flat earth
with no horizon

You can make a calculator to come up with infinite outputs by operating the fractional numbers between 1 and 2. Does that mean a shitty pocket calculator is at least as strong as an infinite state machine ?

My God this is genius

>>8143631
Except you can't. A calculator can have only a finite number of states. Unlike a human mind, a calculator can only work with finite approximations of real numbers but not with real numbers themselves.

cool

DUDE ALIENS LMAO

You seem to mistake /sci/ with /x/

classify what exactly?

>>8143761
I don't know this question is driving me crazy.
That's all what the exercise says.
My best guess is classify them according to the frequencies maybe?

Don't know what the clustering algorithm part of the question is talking about. I would use an FFT in Python using NumPy so you can get a graph with frequency on the X axis. There you will be able to see the frequency spectrum and understand what sine and cosine waves went into making your signal. You'll get awesome graphs if you make sure the frequency resolution is 1 Hz or smaller, but I don't know what you mean by "classify".

>>8143537
It depends on the implementation. I don't want a copy of me to live forever, I want to live forever dammit.

>>8143550
If you duplicate your entire memory accurately, do you also duplicate your consciousness ?

>>8143552
I'm not well versed in the philosophy behind this by any means, but I would think that if my entire memory was duplicated, the resulting mind would be conscious, but distinct from myself.
I don't know how to describe it, but for it to work out and actually be "me" I think there would need to be a "continuity" between my brain and whatever it is uploaded to.

>>8143519
It doesn't. There's nothing here more than 1 line.

>>8143519
He splits up the integral from -1 to 1 into a sum of two integrals, one from -1 to 0 and one from 0 to 1. Then he substitutes in the f(x)*g(x) depending on the values in each domain: from -1 to 0 f(x)*g(x)=abs(x)*1 and because x is negative in this domain it just equals -x.

Yo wait up. You go to FIU OP?

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Ready to gear up ?

k keep me posted

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>>8143429
k

>>8143364
>social construct
>only exists within our brains to measure chain reactions in the universe?
These are two different things, and no to both, see special relativity where the physics of fast-moving objects are significantly more accurately modeled when considering a temporal dimension in addition to the spacial dimensions.

>>8143367
>relativity
>temporal dimension
PSEUDOSCIENCE SHITPOSTERS >>>/out/

>>8143364
Time is just a social construct you bigoted shitlord. Don't impose your temporalnormative standards on me.

Is flapping ears the secret to flying?

>>8143243
it does provide lift

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>>8143247

Well. One way to go about this is by pointing out the problems with the fictional design. Two are immediately apparent.

One: no stabilizer. The torque from the rotor would have you yawing uncontrollably.

Two: the controls suck. In the setup shown, you could bank left and right, but pitching forward would be awkward and difficult at best.

Not unless his whole body is being dedicated to the copter's mechanisms.

>>8143192
>you yawing uncontrollably

what if im not tired? or bored

>>8143065
What is this i, j, k bullshit? Why not just call it v=(7,1,a)?

>>8143157
It's the historical notation from Gibb's which was taken from Hamilton's quaternions which was taken from a+bi forms of complex numbers

>>8143161
But they're not quaternions though and it's really cumbersome notation.

I guess we'll wait until the Drumpf lineage is no more as to not scare away any alien lifeforms

>>8143036
Reddit pls

>>8143035
Unless you are alive when first contact is made it won't be magical anyways. You'll just have grown up accepting it is a known fact and accept it so it probably won't be that interesting.

Can you take the ACT or SAT at any age? Say someone in the Military wants to go to a top 25 Uni and didn't do well in highschool. Could good scores on the tests allow you to be accepted into the schools?

Basically the same thing as the SAT, especially the new SAT. Although the difficulty is actually identical for all intents and purposes, compared to the old SAT at least it was easier to get a score "of note" because the scores fall into much more broad categories. There are basically 6 upper level scores you can get 36, 35, 34 etc. while with the old SAT and somewhat the new SAT its more continuous. In other words it can make you look better than you actually are when you get like a 34, and it could be a low 34 or a high 34 or whatever, and since theres only two scores above that it looks impressive relatively. This is all just meta shit but hopefully im making some sense here. my score was 35 btw.

Much prefer it to the SAT because of the 1/4 point penalty for wrong answers on the SAT, the way the ACT is organized (four sections then essay as opposed to like essay then 10 small sections or some shit), the ACT goes o higher math, and the fact the the college board administers it. Fucking hate CB

They're all working on something. They can't really give away hints in the math world or else you'll have sneaky snakes come in and steal their work. Thus, nothing happens until you publish it and prove your work. Otherwise you'll look like a dumb ass

>>8142925
just go to the arxiv or read some math blogs like Tao's blog.
Honestly if you want to know what current researchers are doing, just read current research.

>>8142947

yeah but... were?

I'm not a student or anything