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>>8122973
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>>8122973
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Better late than never I suppose

>>/pol/

there is no such thing as global warming, it's called climate change
it occurs naturally with the influence of the sun, jupiter+saturn, the earth's tilt.
watch this for more information
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ztninkgZ0ws

>MLA or APA for a paper on a scientific issue
absolutely fucking disgusting

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>>8121968
>I want to dedicate my entire life to a certain field of science because of a video game I played
wew lad

>>8121968
When I was younger I pulled my pee pee a lot, one day mommy caught me and said that if I did that too much I'd go blind, ever since then I've been worried about going blind (since I never stopped) so now I'm studying EE and I'm going to move into computer vision.

>>8121968
>he blogged it again

come to bavaria and replace pacific ocean with beer while youre suffering.

>>8120912
Or you could just do what a bunch of other people working at SpaceX do and study MechE/CompSci/Physics or do an MSc/PhD after undergrad.

>>8120912
Physics, motherfucker. Do you study it?

Seriously, fuck compsci.

>>8119265
the equation [math]x^n + y^n = z^n[/math] has no whole number solutions for integers n>2.

(Seems obvious, but isn't)

>>8119279
uh wasnt this proved to be true, though

>>8119279
Almost surely the "but in fact they aren't" was not refering to the "obviously" but to the "true".
That's what you get if yoy're not communicating in first order logic.

>>8118938
*he and other 250 people

It's not going to work the way they and others are attempting.
Self-awareness developed after basic input, output, storage, processing and referential relationships.

The problem is that they continually try to bypass the annoying mid stage of organisms, the referential relationship and complex pattern recognition and interpretation... and they skip to syntax and image recognition.

If an AI can't even recognize what it is or at least what belongs to it and what does not [survival programming], then all it's going to do is perform parlor tricks no better than an automaton.

>>8119145
I think what you're proposing is currently too computationally intensive to be practical. I don't exactly agree with the details of your argument but I agree with the spirit of the argument in general.

well at least the question belongs in the thread

1_A o 1_A = 1_A
I don't know what more you need really

>>8117456
Yeah, it is so trivial I wasn't sure what to show. Thanks.

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How do I integrate this from -1 to 1?

>>8112660

Statistics

https://www.reddit.com/r/LifeProTips/comments/4lshg6/lpt_take_at_least_one_good_statistics_course/

>>8112660
>having areas of mathematics you have little to no interest in.
having some you have more interest in is fine but if you have an area of mathematics you have totally no interest in yo might as well kill yourself .

>>8112665
Try a course in stochastic processes anon.

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Absolutely disgusting

define "wrong"

>>8115553
Incorrect in any way, shape, or form.

Alot. Like 475 or something

>>8121957
about three fiddy

>>8121957
1488 tb

bitch please, nothing is better than pure maths

app maths it's for those who doesn't have the guts to go pure

>>8120199
Can you give a good definition on what applied maths is and what pure maths is?

Heroins the best drug for real though.

Simple euphoria with the tradeoff of not being able to shit or cum while high, no long term side effects besides fantasizing about its effects.

Literally perfect.

>>8118394

back in those days you could whatever the fuck you wanted without repercussion because theyre was no regulations.

>>8118394
>Also why the fuck did Bayer claim that heroin was less addictive than morphine? Is it true? Or were they lying for profit? Or did they just conduct shitty study?

reminds me of a modern situation
>-Sackler family of Purdue Pharma invents the concept of drug advertising and the infomercial
>-Sacklers buy up respected medical journals plugging their drugs while pretending to be empirical science. Started with Valium ,which was the first 100 million dollar drug.
>-Sacklers bribe FDA doctor in charge of OxyContin by giving him a comfortable job right after approving it.
>-Sacklers set up bogus "pain advocate" groups to start making lists of doctors refusing to give patients OxyContin for relatively minor ailments.
>-Sacklers send out salesmen to pester and persuade doctors.
>-Sacklers make $35 billion, three executives from Purdue Pharma are convicted of fraud and a million other felonious charges in relation to OxyContin in court, but only have to pay $645 million.
>-Sacklers target rural doctors.
>-Sacklers intimidate last few doctors refusing to prescribe their poison to just anyone by putting them on boycott lists through their proxies. Eventually they bribe medical boards, to threaten doctors guilty of "inadequate pain management" with taking their licenses.

>>8123460
they're only good in large amount.
you don't excel in something by practicing once a week.
Sometimes competitive gaming is more exhausting and taxing than purely physical activity.

>>8123460
All I know is that anime and videogames are the only thing I do in my free time and I am the #1 student at my university (studying mathematics).

I think that proves that videogames raise intelligence. Pretty much case closed.

Large doses are always healthier than small doses.

Boo hoo, poor anon.

Iktf. I programmed at least 15 hours for a uni project, in like 2-7 hour bursts, when I had someone with me. Without company, I just don't want to participate in anything. Literally I have done at least 90% of my assignments within a day they were due, because I just couldn't be fucked until then.

>tfw no gf
>tfw no universities have programs based around working with others and studying with strangers, instead of it being normie central

Oh now we have a pity party.. Jesus.

>>8122840
No. Yes. I mean no.

>>8122840
It's both science and applied practice of the scientific discoveries.

In medicine some people can take the vocation of medics - and use the existing medical data and researches to help others, even have a career out of it.

There's also research in medicine - some medics do both - especially surgeons.

>>8122840
Define science : the intellectual and practical activity encompassing the systematic study of the structure and behaviour of the physical and natural world through observation and experiment.
Medicine adheres to this, thus medicine is a science.
End of discussion.