Archived threads in /sci/ - Science & Math - 1629. page

Well that was awful.

>>8122772
The autism is off the charts.
Not even Khan Academy can teach you how to measure such levels of autism.

How good is khan academy when it comes to science? I haven't done science since I've dropped out of high school and don't remember anything at all about science. Is it a good place for beginners when it comes to science?

File: integral.png (4KB, 220x353px) Image search: [Google]

4KB, 220x353px

uh bump i just want some practice resources for basic integration

>>8122758
>calc 2
it's literally plug and chugg m8

just do the problems in any calculus textbook

t. 97% in calc II

>>8122791
nah bruh you need creativity and practice so you know when to u-sub what

>>8122148
Sealed container? Weight remains the same with only slight fluctuations, but still the average of the fluctuations remain the original weight.

High school science 101.

>>8122148
OH GOD YES, OH FU K YES I CAN'T WAIT, FUCKKKK YESS, YES

>>8122148
Protip: Gas is fluid. The atmosphere is being pushed down to the earth. Now, consider a jar of water in the ocean. It is clearly "heavier" than a jar of air in the ocean which would rapidly rise to the top. Therefore, the weight of the fluid inside the jar is significant.

>>8122111
it is not about how hard they are, its about how useful they are, modern economics its game ruled by jews an modern civilizations can grow up without anthropology.

>>8122119
0/10

OP here, related article: The Verdict Is in: Sociology and Political Science Deserve the Hatchet

http://freakonomics.com/2012/07/12/the-verdict-is-in-sociology-and-political-science-deserve-the-hatchet/

take complex variables, a quantum mechanics class, an upper level statistics class

Linear systems, Digital Signal Processing and Random Signal Variables to leave your plebeian understanding of your surroundings. If you have to choose one go DSP.

Machine learning is also pretty cool if your universty offers an acceptable one, none of that coursera bullshit, it can have more than enough rigor.

>>8122027
You said you a finishing undergrad but that doesnt tell me anything. What is your main focus and what level of courses did you take for physics, math, and CS?

>>8121959
>I want to know what exactly do I need to learn (what parts of math and stats), and what resources will explain it most effectively (without too much theory/bull).

Give up now, you're not cut out for graduate level academics.

File: 1344571633832.jpg (61KB, 331x417px) Image search: [Google]

61KB, 331x417px

>>8121959
>Machine Learning... My language of choice is Python.

This new commandment I give unto you, kill thy self.

Hey I wanna learn some really difficult shit but I don't wanna get into any difficult book! What do you recommend?

Psychology isnt a pseudoscience. My shrink knew I wanted to fuck my mom just by looking at me. Name a psychic who can do the same ass hole

>>8121598
psychics dont claim what they're doing is science, they're willing to admit that its "spiritual". Something psychology will never admit.

>>8121591
>>8121598
It's all in your mind.

>>8121538
Fuck off retard

>>8121538
>2016
>dividing by zero

>0/0 = 2

good night sweet Prince

>>8121542
I'm not Hamlet.

File: 1433300904111.png (29KB, 310x326px) Image search: [Google]

29KB, 310x326px

>pharmacology
>med-students

>>8121464
* Russell and Norvig Artificial Intelligence: A Modern Approach (3rd Edition)
* Brogan, William L. Modern Control Theory, 3rd Ed.
* H. Choset, K. M. Lynch, S. Hutchinson, G. A. Kantor, W. Burgard, L. E. Kavraki, and S. Thrun Principles of Robot Motion: Theory, Algorithms, and Implementations (Intelligent Robotics and Autonomous Agents series).
* Craig, John J Introduction to robotics: mechanics and control, 3rd ed.
* Spong, Mark W., Hutchinson, Seth and Vidyasagar, M. Robot Modeling and Control
* Murray, Richard M., Li, Zexiang and Sastry, S. Shankar, A Mathematical Introduction to Robotic Manipulation
* Forsythe and Ponce Computer Vision: A Modern Approach (2nd Ed)
* Hartley and Zisserman Multiple View Geometry in Computer Vision
* Khalil Nonlinear Systems
* Arkin Behavior-Based Robotics
* Robin Murphy Introduction to AI Robotics
* Bekey Autonomous Robots
* Siegwart Introduction to Autonomous Mobile Robots
* Sebastian Thrun Probabilistic Robotics
* Wasserman All of Statistics
* Bishop Pattern Recognition and ML
* Koller & Friedman Probabilistic Graphical Models
* Sciavicco and Siciliano Robotics: Modelling, Planning and Control (Advanced Textbooks in Control and Signal Processing)
* Siciliano and Khatib Springer Handbook of Robotics


Also check out Udacity (cofounded by the Thrun mentioned above) and Coursera

>>8121464
that article rustles my jimmies very hard

the whole point is not to have to work anymore, or the least amount

>>8121470

Wow, thank you dude. I will not take this for granted.

>>8121459
Try it and report back

>>8121459
IIRC, in France when it was first done, the executor requested a sentenced person to try to blink after their head was cut off, and IIRC they blinked for about 10 seconds.

>>8121459
does it really matter? How much pain can you actually feel from that anyway?
Is it worse than being tortured for a few seconds?

File: images.duckduckgo.com.gif (25KB, 540x463px) Image search: [Google]

25KB, 540x463px

The same way any wave interferes with itself.

>>8121387
Like how your uncle interfered with you

>>8121404
are you talking about aether waves?

Drinking a lot of water isn't harmful unless you drink like 5 liters in one go.

just drink when you're thirsty.
Have a bottle at your disposal at all times.

I remember when I was younger, I didn't have water next to me so most of the time I would just wait it out when I felt a little thirsty.

Now I have water next to me at all times and I surprised myself at how much I was drinking.

You can't pee "too much" (unless you have diabetes lol), on the contrary, you get rid of the ammonia and other undesirable stuff.
You can't drink too much if you don't force yourself and don't drink 2L in one sitting (water intoxication that decreases the concentration of sodium in your blood, potentially putting you in a coma)

>>8121363
>>8121367
The thing is I don't want to go the bathroom unless necessary, so I want drink as little as possible. I measured my pee output recently, and sometimes I was peeing 900ml in one sitting, so it got me thinking, am I drinking more than I need? If my body doesn't retain it, it must mean I don't need it.

>>8121346
Yes

File: 1451237842057.jpg (92KB, 640x564px) Image search: [Google]

92KB, 640x564px

>>8121346

>ft

no

>>8121346
double integral

dy from x^2 to sqrt(7)
dx from 0 to 4.5

>>8121319
I've seen several psychiatrists and none of them was able to cure my depression.

>>8121319
It is but the evidence is only able to show that it works on average but not how it actually works.

>>8121529
This.
It's like astrology, basically.