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>>9093118
I mean specific areas

I don't think you can hope to know all of maths and all of physics, let alone all of both...

>>9093120
>I don't think you can hope to know all of maths and all of physics, let alone all of both...
Not with that attitude.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eVTXPUF4Oz4

>>9092802
take it pussy

t. meth addict

If you had a choice you didn't need it.

>>9092701
pls delet wrong sekshin

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In a sense, yes.

You probably won't see any dirt in your home after making it, I'll say that

>>9092699
Chlorine gas

Both of those things alredy exist you faggit, define your terms better.

>>9092374
hold your hand over it for a second

>>9092479
Excuse me?

>>9092506
just wing it

>>9092173
Yes you study courses from both majors.
After Graduate You can work as EE or CS. Widening Job options.
> And according to US Bureau of labor Statistics:
Computer hardware Engineers are the 2nd best paid Engineering ($115,080 per year) in USA (after PetroE)
>Source: www.bls.gov/ooh/architecture-and-engineering/computer-hardware-engineers.htm
I believe that it's an excellent major.
>Despite the Hate of /sci/ Math fags towards CS.

Could Computer Science and Computer Engineering be considered interchangeable when applying to work in the AI field?

>>9092173
Computer Engineering is good and your description is pretty good. It's Computer Science + Electrical Engineering and this means you focus more on hardware design, low level programming, drivers, embedded systems, FPGA/ASIC, etc.

You will make more money than the average software engineer because you will work on more specialized systems that the Java slurpers just can't handle. Prepare to learn C and assembly in-depth and become very happy without OS or runtime abstractions such as memory allocation and threads unless you implement it yourself.

>>9093776
It depends what you mean by "working in the AI field". I work in the AI field but I work in AI infrastructure which basically means I work on code all related to feature extraction + classification i.e. executing machine learning models such as neural nets or decision trees. I don't personally touch the models themselves.

If you want to train machine learning models then do Computer Science plus a Master's in Machine Learning. Often though this is more of a PhD level area, it's much harder to get employed here.

If you want to work on machine learning infrastructure like what I described, do Computer Engineering and also make sure to focus heavily on data structures and algorithms which sometimes CE can skimp on due to other EE related electives. And self study ML related topics, then you can easily get a good job straight out of college with just a Bachelor's.

>>9091758
>Reddit
KYS

>>9091758
>Redpilled
KYS

>>9091693
>Grothendieck
why do people like this brainlet again? if you have no computing power you're just a brainlet. you can make up all the verbalcuck topics you want in order to seem good at something, doesn't matter. all about that performance brah.

>>9091693
I don't give a fuck. I'm getting money from the government to do math next year. How does that make you feel?

>>9091599

Do amphetamines

>>9091601
I have prescription of adderall lying around because some psychiatrist sent me back home with adderall after asking if I'm an organized person. Haven't touched that shit since, should I start? Feels like a rabbit hole I'm going into. I'm doing fine in school without it right now.

>>9091599
Start slowly, build up. Take breaks.

>>9091328
First off you need a PhD to get to the interesting things.

Semiconductors are always interesting and always safe for an escape route to industry should the academic route be unworkable. Si is safe as is solar power. IR technology is more exotic as is InP, CMT and other exotic materials but industrial use is less common outside defence contractors.

Superconductors are exciting especially if you get in on a promising project but the risk is simply enormous. The halcyon days of High Tc came to a brutal end, 20 years ago. It still is pretty dead.

Nano technology is hot. High risk but if you are young I'd say go for it.

>>9091169
ask again later

>>9091169
Privileged in what way? Certainly not privileged in terms of western logos itself since it took a massive amount of effort to build up to its current state. It's not as if the point we are at now with things like the scientific method, for example, were always obvious throughout time. The greatest minds of history molded it through a lot of trial, error and bloodshed. In short, it was earned, not privilege-based.

Privileged to the person walking the path? There's no doubt about that, but that extends to anyone walking down it. You are privileged because predecessors have effectively gifted it to you. That's not exclusive to western logos; it just so happens to be the most apparently useful to people seeing its successes. You can't find anything, for instance, branching from eastern logos that reaches close to one of the modern pinnacles of the computer which happens to be just a byproduct.

>>9091268
This. Also:
[math] D = A'[/math]

yeah

it's a secret

bump. would like some reference or something that describes the numeric system used by Archimedes.

>>9090663
Syracuse was a Greek colony. Greek letters also stand for numbers.

For example 2 + 2 = 4 would be expressed as Β + Β = Δ.

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>>9089105
De Dvina Proportione - Luca Pacioli (Illustrated by Da Vinci)

The Modulor 1 & 2: A Harmonious Measure to the Human Scale Universally Applicable to Architecture and Mechanics - Le Corbusier

How the World Is Made: The Story of Creation according to Sacred Geometry - John Michell

Just in case you want to read some philosophy over general aesthetics:

Aesthetic Theory - Theodor Adorno

Mind you, that book is pretty hard to read.

GIMP user's manual.

>>9115103

Like that "S" for instance. As soon as I saw it, I was flooded with memories from middle school. Memories I wasn't even aware I had.

I'm annoyed that we'll never understand memories or dreams in my lifetime.

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I know what you mean.

I wish I had ideopathic memory too.

But Ill settle for controlling lucid dreaming.
I wonder if I can be with her...

>>9115126
Idiopathic*