Archived threads in /sci/ - Science & Math - 1646. page

>>8107083
Autism doesn't exist. The meme comes from schools wanting something to blame for kids not being well adjusted.

and genetics of course

/r9k/

>>8106694
> 2016
> using books to learn

join the real world and use youtube/wikipedia

>>8106696
>join the real world and use youtube/wikipedia

This. Couple of days back at work I was asked by a co-worker how I learned programming. He specifically asked 'What books' and I was like what the hell. I learned from a website.

That said, some goods are just too good my man.

CL FUCKING RS. Introduction to Algorithms motherfucker. Before reading this I was a block of rock and after it I was chiseled into Michelangelo's David when it came to my knowledge of computation.

>>8106696
Fuck that. Every time I look at the online resources for things that I have a non-surface-level understanding of it makes me want to blow my brains out

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>>8106671
There is no limit. You could just keep doing them one right after the other and you would never come at a point where you could not keep going.

And if you mean at the same time, probably 3 but you have to be autistic and have no social life.

Other than that, it should be illegal to even do double majors and it should also be illegal to go back to university for a second degree (of the level) before at the very least 5 years in industry, specially if your education was funded by financial aid programs.

I find it funny how we have academia babies who would rather waste their time doing a double major instead of using that extra time and energy they seem to have to work part time or to do solo projects and shit.

Waste of human "talent".

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>>8106671
if you can handle a degree you can handle all degrees of that 'level' .why would you fucking choose to do so is another thing entirely .
just go for a degree in whatever you find most interesting and read books of whatever other subject you find interesting .
that way you can fuck around and study the other shit at your own pace and maybe go to a course or two if they have a really good professor or something .

studied chemistry that way with a totally bro chem professor while doing a physics degree .

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>>8106579

>>8106589
WAT IF ITS REEL :O

>>8106579
not remotely

Wrote this because saying the force application causes the object to do nothing doesn't make scene to me because it was already doing nothing,
it's like saying the object does nothingx2. These two objects have the same mass.

Or is it the case that 100% of the time two identical objects will react the same if tempered with in the same manner?

help a brainlet out.

The answer is your question is fucking stupid.

t. Chemist

Seeing as you didn't answer it and just bashed the question than it's more than likely you can't solve the solution

bout free fiddy moles in a hole

A programmable lego or kinect set? Idk. Most mechanicals I saw were working on simulations in matlab and shit. They really didn't do anything intricate, just reviewing real physical properties (stresses and such) and production methods. I almost forgot production, they did a lot of that side. Different types of physical and chemical bonding, lots of shit. Look up your universities curriculum.

>>8106385
>Idk.
Then why are you replying you fucking mouthbreather?

>>8106403
Literally every web browser has an embedded search engine at the top. You're the nigger too stupid to use it.

I assumed you weren't a dribbling retard and wanted our personal experience. I was mistaken.

And yet here you are right now.

>>8105959
>How do you deal with the fact that you went to a non Oxbridge / MIT / Stanford / Caltech / Ivy League university

By not caring. There are opportunities everywhere for those smart enough to look for them and at this point I can tell you that I have gotten more professional opportunities as a student than most of the people at Harvard ever will.

I mean, how common is it, even for Harvard people, to get internships related to their education from their freshman year? I will be generous and say at most 50%.

> by anti-intellectuals

Average people are not anti intellectuals. Also, if you want to talk about intellectuals then just google the shit that happened at Yale, which is Ivy League.

>The point is not to make an intellectual space, it is about making a home here!

I am paraphrasing that but it has been months since I saw that video, so fuck it.

Is that the kind of 'intellectual' you admire?

If anything, that proves that it is not the university that makes the student, it is the student that makes the university.

That girl was surrounded by the supposed best of the best, and yet she came out shit.

>>8105959
mit ocw my man

>>8105937
> The Lights In the Sky are Stars. Yeah, they are stars, stars where our Spiral cousins are waiting for us.

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After yesterdays failure they depressurized it again, however it still expanded a little overnight. (see pic)

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Current status.

>>8105933
>r1 and r2 math
Are you Norwegian?

>>8105977
Yes i am. Isn't r1 and r2 something done by americans too?

>>8105977
>>8106011
It's what you have to pass before you start with calculus.

>>8105919
MATLAB is good.

>>8105936
Isn't there something faster?

>>8105941
Faster to learn, faster to code or faster to execute?

If you have some programming experience, MATLAB should only take a few weeks of solid work to get the hang of.

Take your pedophile cartoons back to >>>/a/.

>>8105872
there's bit in semiconductors in EE

>>8105872
here you go, faggot
http://wcchew.ece.illinois.edu/chew/course/QMALL20121005.pdf

convex optimization is useful to every single person on earth.

>>8105860
if you want to go into machine learning, then yes

i've never seen any other applications of it in CS but there might be

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>>8105866
Dingo.

>>8107084
Compressive sensing

I am a strange loop is better

popsci meme book

the book spends a long time explaining ai, basic cell biology/dna, basic logic, etc and basically 800 pages of this masturbatory conjecture amounts to little more than
>paradoxes exist

>>8105802
lel, I'll bet some >>>/biz/mackbiyombos have something to say about it

>>8105802
Given the right algorithms, everything.

>>8105825
>Given the right algorithms

Is everything algorithmable?