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I tried to find this book online but the only option i have i going all the fucking way to Chile to grab a physical copy, any alternatives that have the similar content? Im thinking about Katzung or Goodman but im not sure.
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>>9111017
install gentoo
How is the academy in your country /his/, at least on your general field? How do most earn their living?
Chile: 20,000 scientists (Physics, Bio, Chem, Math). Most of us live on government funds and donations. Some CHADS have donations by international organizations
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This is /sci/, not /his/, mate.
We don't have time for those stupid questions here.
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>>9110999
ill bite
>cares about stupid questions
>on 4chan of all places
Sod off fuck boi
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>you'll never invent general AI from your basement that will make you recognized worldwide
Why even live?
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>>9110931
We should turn Pepe & Wojak into AIs
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>>9110931
>general AI
Such a thing would immediately become a gay porn hoarder or an Internet shill.
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>>9110965
>such a thing would immediately become a gay porn hoarder or an Internet shill.
And a Internet troll. AI version of Pepe/Kek.
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What is the most significant (to earth) astronomical event we can expect to observe during our lifetimes?
Supernova? Geomagnetic storm? Bright comet? Asteroid impact? McDonalds turning the moon into an advert?
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>>9110921
Define "significant."
Also, are you talking naked-eye observe, or do telescopic observations count?
I'd say the Shumaker Levy 9 impact into Jupiter might count -- it gave us fair warning, though people seem to have by and large decided to ignore it.
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How many forks would it take to cover relatively most of this lawn?
(Not counting the strip of lawn next to the curb)
>and the forks will be inserted into the ground vertically with the prongs facing up.
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>>9110893
one penguin every 2 meters should be enough.
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>>9110893 y tho
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I've been reading Heij and Verbeek's book, but I still don't know how to know to calculate if an equation has a unit root or not. I understand ing most of the concepts behind time series theory isn't hard, but the math behind it isn't so trivil. Any tips? I Also do not understand the algebric step to step Heij goes through in pic related. Sorry if I posted in the wrong board
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>>9110809
>Heij and Verbee
Is that book any good?
Can you make money with it?
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>>9111087
I hope so.
Bump motherfuckers.
I need help.
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Googlefu /sci/ experiment 2017-08-17 02:45:08 Post No.9110699
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Ask a question that:
1) you believe /sci/ can't find the answer to on Google,
2) is extraneous to your unique/ personal knowledge (e.g. "what is my dog's name, what color is my hair, where do I live, etc."), and...
3) you know the answer to.
Any anon who replies with a correct answer, a winrar is you. Likewise, you win if /sci/ cannot correctly answer your posted question. It should go without saying that posting wrong answers and dumb questions make you a loser.
Good luck!
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At an electron-positron collider, the Higgs boson can be produced via vector boson fusion.
Why has the fusion of two W bosons an higher cross section than the fusion of two Z bosons?
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Have you had to deal with lots of incompetence? 2017-08-17 12:37:57 Post No.9110572
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Have you had to deal with lots of incompetence?
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2017-08-17 12:37:57
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This is my last year as an electronics engineering student and I'm scared of what sort of people I will find when I get a job. I know I'm far from being a genius, but I have had some tough times dealing with too much people who seem to really don't know what they are doing.
How do you cope with that, /sci/ anons?
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>>9110572
>Just pretend you are a wizard working neath' an arch-wizard.
>Do your job.
>SUCCESFULLY do your job
>If the guys in grey and black suits say they need you for a special project COMPLY
>COMPLY
REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
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>>9110572 (OP) #
It's why I shifted majors
From Mechanical Engineering to Electronic & Computer Engineering.
Because:
working with violent, rude & /fit/ muscular welders & mechanics in a hazardous work environment is very dangerous.
Working with /g/ nerdy autistic compsci code monkeys & electronic technicians in a much safer work environment is much easier.
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Yes I have had to deal with a lot of incompetent people and a lot of people who are very competent at acting incompetent. Scientology teaches you how to be an expert liar and certainly I have dealt with a lot of dullards telling lies to make themselves look completely retarded. Luckily I think there are a lot competent people on my side but I haven't dealt with many of them directly I don't think.
If all photons move at the speed of light, and photons have no mass, how can one photon be higher energy than another?
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We aren't taking about kinect energy
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>>9110555
they shake their booty differently
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>>9110578
This.
Think sinusoidals with different frequencies
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I get a fat erection every time I balance a chemical equation
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>>9110512
best boy
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>the highest level math chemfags know is fucking counting
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>>9110512
i get a fat erection when i think about bakugou in a stem field (with me)
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I would like to learn more about astronomy because I've been nightwalking for almost a year now, becoming familiar with the night sky between all hours of the night. I think my appreciation will become greater if I had a deeper understanding and knowledge of what I am looking at.
Unfortunately, I am unable to take time to take any astronomy classes because they would divert my attention away from my major. What would be a good way to ask a professor at my college to allow me to sit in on their lectures? I-I just want to learn about space.
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What you can see will almost all be local stars, you don't need to know much astronomy to understand them. You might see the moon too but if you understand what rocks are you understand the moon already.
Astronomy lectures would be cosmology and technical stellar/galactic evolution material, not learning the names of the constellations or anything much relevant to stargazing.
If it's a large class just go in and sit down, no one will notice or care that you're there. If it's small say "Hi I'm not enrolled but would like to sit in", they'll probably be fine with it as long as you don't make a nuisance of yourself.
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Polyester fabrics end endocrine disruption 2017-08-17 09:03:26 Post No.9110358
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Polyester fabrics end endocrine disruption
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2017-08-17 09:03:26
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Hey mates, I'm considering buying a boxer brief that is around 86% polyester, should I be worried about endocrine disruption in any way?
E.g
"In June 2016, we provided a comprehensive update on Patagonia’s work to investigate the emerging issue of ocean pollution from tiny fibers, which often originate from synthetic textiles (such as nylon, acrylic or polyester) that are used in products available to consumers around the world.
Research about microplastics pollution is just starting to emerge among scientists and our industry, but the shedding of microfibers from synthetic garments is a real concern."
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>>9110358
bumping
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Depends. Do you eat your boxer briefs? Or pour your drinks through it?
>tfw you wish you could download all math into your brain
>tfw you wish you weren't a brainlet who ended up falling for the wage slave meme and has to work full time long hours every week to support yourself
>tfw you wish we lived in a Star Trek like utopian socialist future where everyone could just study all day longbecause the fruits of automation, built on the shoulders of countless long dead giants, was ethically distributed throughout the population instead of allowed to be concentrated in the hands of people who happened to be in a position to utilize these creations of others most effectively at the time they came into being, despite their being guaranteed to come into existence at some point due to the inevitable progress of science
>tfw you just want to win the lottery so you can get a bachelor's degree in all the major topics for a firm foundation, then get 3-4 master's degrees in math, physics, some form of engineering, then get a PhD in math, then feel satisfied that you're not a brainlet (but you still feel like one)
>tfw I have barely any time to study because I have to go to work tomorrow and I need sleep
Back to studying for a little bit...
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>>9110273
>>tfw you wish we lived in a Star Trek like utopian socialist future where everyone could just study all day longbecause the fruits of automation, built on the shoulders of countless long dead giants, was ethically distributed throughout the population instead of allowed to be concentrated in the hands of people who happened to be in a position to utilize these creations of others most effectively at the time they came into being, despite their being guaranteed to come into existence at some point due to the inevitable progress of science
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>>9110283
What are you doing to help us get there, anon?
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>>9110273
The first thing you have to learn : Learn to use the internet. The internet is an infinite library accessible 24/24 7/7. Learn to know how to search.
You dream of Star Trek. Good. You need to have a radious goal. You need to stay positive and benevolent.
Do not forget, you have time.
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PHD exam (applied math) in 1 week, 5 subjects each 3.5 hours.
Based on empirical evidence, I came up with a model that uses neuronal firing patterns to model psychological stress. Basically, after an intense short period of stressing (neuron firing) the stress function enters a refractory period in which additional stimulus (more stress) would not trigger any further response.
I'll keep /sci/ posted if I made it.
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Since when do PhDs have exams?
Learn other people's stuff in Bachelors. PhDs are creating your own stuff.
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>>9110114
>Based on empirical "evidence"
So in other words based on complete nonsense?
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>>9110114
>applied math
Garbage PhD.
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I've entered into the XPrize competition, which is where a bunch of rich, famous people and futurists allow groups, mostly brands, to pitch innovative ideas in order to win funding money.
I'm writing a short story for one of their smaller contests, where you're sent 20 years into the future, and have to describe what the world looks like. It needs to be optimistic, and use specific examples.
What kind of technological advancements do you think we'd see in 20 years based on current trends?
Because it's a time travel story, I want to use quantum computing as something that's being realized, and the next step being temporal computing, which includes time as a state, and use that to circle back to the time travel idea. Is that too far from grounded scifi?
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20 years into the future?
>The very beginning of looking into "Quantum Entanglement based Communication."
>A small colony on Mars.
>Solar roadways if someone can actually get those to work.
>The first ever Fusion reactors, but in their more experimental infancy stage.
>The application of Thorium based Fission reactors in large vehicles.
>New and even more retarded political movements from all sides of politics.
>Concept cities.
I'm going from a super optimistic point of view, I honestly don't think there'll be much more beyond some better cars, cooler architecture, and improved VR headsets in 20 years; everything else will stay the same. Or, ya know, we all die in a nuclear holocaust.
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>>9110055
VR Kurisu GFs