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>>8010866
why do you need a reference?
you should be able to define your own objective function, your own constraints and derive an algorithm (or ask for help to find one) to match your project.
This is how we engineers do, as opposed to mathematicians who only rely on others.

>>8010884
Accepting your premises,
why do you ask why he needs a reference, if from what you say you'd infer he's a mathematician?

>>8010884
You engineers don't even know what an EFFECTIVE algorithm means. I'm not interested in stone hammer methods and complexity. I'm interested in computability. But that's beyond your understanding.

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What the actual fuck am I reading?

>>8021476
That has never been proven.

Intellectual (me):1
Pseudo-intellectual:0

I am an atheist as well.
I'm just an educated atheist.
Here are my beliefs:
Empiricism, falsifiability, fallacy checking, the scientific method, the socratic method, humility, scientific consensus, etc.

I don't believe in jumping to conclusions or siding with an unproven concept and calling it proven with emotional fervor.
That's irrational.
The only rational thing is to remain neutral until something is proven true with experimentation or some form of evidence.
Presumption is never evidence.

>>8021484
Nice meme.

>>8013731
fortran, c++, vba

>>8013731
stick with python

anything else will be too advanced for physicists

>>8013731
Memes

>>8020906
the difference is a thing we like to call

pseudoscience

>>8020906
A person who employs strategies that are seen as unconventional when viewed with empathy.

>>8020911
This. We are all psychopaths s psychopaths are us. But the most important fact is that in every psychopath we are there with them.

Fuck you and your easy stupid fucking question

>>8018092

If it's so easy why don't you tell us the answer?

>>8018088
all the exact fucking same

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See, even now I've fucked up the OP image. Should be pic related.

Almost anyone can learn the material given enough time, exposure and help with the material.
Google growth mindset vs fixed mindset.
The problem here is that extra time, help, etc will require extra sweat, blood, tears, and money.

>>8018390
According to the creator of this dataset, those are estimated IQ scores based on SAT scores.
As you previously posted, there's little meaningful pattern to the verbal scores, so that graph is primarily based on the quantitative portion.
So, it's just another way of restating the known finding that the more math-heavy a field is, the more male it will be.

* How MANY people

Damn I hate mobile keyboards

>>8020815
ask me tomorrow.

>>8020808
I don't get how that's a dilemma

white privilege

>>8017205
"There are sub-species of humans"

>>8019138
your answer is the same as the one in the book, where the negative term is doesn't change anything since addition commutes (order doesn't matter)

no one would dock you marks for this

You couldve literally plugged n chugged both answers and get the answer to your question quicker than posting a thread about it on /sci/

>>8019155

I'm not looking to save time though, slow and steady wins the race. I'd rather spend 5 minutes getting solid advice from more qualified people, with explanation, than trial and error without being able to explain it and losing marks on an exam,

>>8016891
Because when you call it global warming, you have fucking idiots walking into congress with a snowball.

who cares ? this is an /x/ subject, not a scientific one.

>>8016891
>architecture fail.jpg

Only it is art, because those doors don't actually open to anything inside. It is just a solid wall.

>>8016891
For the same reason we don't call "PTSD" by the term "shell shock" anymore.

>>8007856
Yourmomlogy

>>8007856

Statistics

The only geologists that get paid are the ones finding gold, oil, iron ore etc and you need some pretty advanced stats to do that

I'm into biology & chem but I've encountered some geologists when working with diatoms. I even have a meteor piece from Dr. Richard Hoover at the school's lab.

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>>8002685
>dermatology
>psychiatry
>real doctor

Pick one

>>8002685
I remember an anon that wanted to kill himself because of how horrible and stressful the job was, how bad the decision to go into the long journey that med school is, and how narcissistic his colleagues had to be to ever enjoy being a doctor.

>>8002685
I think the general consensus is that we have great respect for medical doctors but the vast majority of us would absolutely not want to be one unless it's one of those relatively less stressful ones, like an optometrist or pediatrician

>/sci/ btfo

https://www.technologyreview.com/s/601299/the-curious-link-between-the-fly-by-anomaly-and-the-impossible-emdrive-thruster/

Holy shit this is it, we were born at the RIGHT time! The explanation seems legit.

All the bitter contrarians and skeptics on /sci/ are going to attack this like rabid dogs so is there a Reddit thread where I can discuss this in more detail?

if the thrust involved is tiny, why are people predicting flying cars and shit from this experiment?

back to fucking >>>/sci/

>>8018348
What board did you think you were browsing?

No it's an intellectual deficiency. People have known this for a long long long long (x99) time

James smith never accomplished anything noteworthy, while we have things like one world trade center

>>8015083
>James smith never accomplished anything noteworthy

engineers are less than non noteworthy though. like they go out of their way to inhibit progress with regulations.

>>8015086
it's called safety and it's what stops your diabeetus pump from killing you.