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>>9167352
>Do you guys think this idea could form a decent dissertation paper?
I think it's a neat idea. I...is that good enough?

>>9167357
Thanks senpai.

I was more curious to see if there was something obvious I was missing, or if this was already done by Nvidia/AMD/IBM or something

>>9167361
I think that you'd get a better idea if you just ran it by your supervisor.

Chew a 500mg aspirin and hold it under the tonge. That will improve survival up to a 50%.
Pain management is just symptomatic relief and won't affect overall survivam

>>9167339

heart defend

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not a medfag, but I know first aid for my job.
>>9167339
you will feel chest and arm pain. obviously call for help and scream like a faggot. People are not ready for it (CPR and such), so maximize your chance. the more people know the better. and no there's nothing you can do for the pain in your immediate state.

>>9167428
don't do that. your only chance is for people seeing you. don't die in your bathroom alone, looking for meds.

[math]niggers

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>>9167319

>>9167330
here's a question:
two filters, #1 horizontal and a #2 vertical.
why doesn't the first one let 45 degree light partially through, and the second one also let it partially through?
is it a filter or a polarization re-orienter?

matrix multiplication

Technically, you just need to write the linear equation into coeffient matrix. The answer is :
T =
[1 -1 0 0]
[0 0 1 0]
[1 2 0 -1]
[0 0 0 1]

>>9167274
that doesn't make sense? I cant find T with matrix multiplication

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>>9167008
>being happy how they earned $10k/month by e-whoring on Youtube/Twitch

One big mistake new gen begins believe YouTube/Twitch/patreon people begin magical rich hundreds of thousand tried,thousand could earning as fast food job, hundreds could make good earning and dozen begin richs.

>>9167026
I am truely sorry for your lots.

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>>9166904
No, obviously not. You could do some minor damage to one side of the hip and it would be disabled. Not to mention the numerous other issues. This is just retarded humanocentrism, like we have when talking of life, intelligence and the general future.

>>9166904
No purpose. Real battle robots would probably be like giant tanks if they were big, or spidery

>>9166904
depends on the scale, something like the tau suits or heinleins original MI suits are probably doable because you could maintain high degrees of mobility while still gaining the adaptability of the human form. It would be literally impossible to build something titan sized and still retain any degree of functionality. And in both cases I find it hard to imagine a world in which you can construct something like that with all the functionality we dream of and not have the technology to build a swarm of smaller and cheaper drones

>>9166890
Depends on how they're making it "more welcoming"

>>9166890
One of the political parties at my uni is promising that they will give non-english speakers additional time on exams.

>>9166890
They are being taught soft and roundy geometry of luf D:

>>9166874
switch to math + stats and get a real job in finance

>>9166877
>real job
>finance
just cause they pay you a lot doesn't make it a "real" job

>>9166922
>implying it matters

>>9166838
>Is learning LaTeX a worthwhile endeavor for undergraduates?
yes

>How would I go about learning it?
try starting with overleaf.com

>If I type my problem sets in latex will my professors give me better grades?
no

> Will it lend more validity to my work compared to hastily scrawling shit on badly torn notebook paper 15 minutes before class?
it'll make it easier to read, and graders like that, you don't want your grader to be in a bad mood when they look at your work

>>9166838
>How would I go about learning it?

Do your homework assignments in it and look up what you need.

>give me better grades

When you fuck up something, it will be far easier to fix.
When you do similar (sub)problems, you can just copy and paste.
The easier it is for the grader to read, the easier it is for him to follow your work and give you (partial) credit.

>>9166838
How would I go about learning it?
Go here https://www.latex-project.org/get/
Get it.
Start writing your notes in latex. If you don't know how to make some symbol, look it up.
If you just start doing in, you will get used to it in about a week or so.

Just go outside and drop 2 water bottles you dingus.

>>9166704
We did and he said the full one hit first, to me it looked like he let go of it first

>>9166687
The earth is attracted more to the full bottle so it will hit the ground first, but the difference is negligible.

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>>9166645
Isn't it obvious?

show me 1 (one) example of III

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>>9166658

>this isn't homework
Who cares, it doesn't deserve it's own thread retard. Try stack exchange or quora you faggot.

>>9166601
>e --> (a∧b)v(p∧r)
this would mean you're eligible if you're either (at least 35 and born in the USA) or (both parents were citizens and you were a resident for at least 14 years). the eligibility rules are the following 3 (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/President_of_the_United_States#Eligibility):
>at least 35 years old
>born in the USA, or both parents were citizens
>have lived at least 14 years in the country

which is e--> (a∧(b v p)∧r)

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>>9166607
thanks man

Ahlfors is a classic and it has some personality.

>>9166563
Cartan's Theory of Analytic Functions in One or Several Complex Variables. It's a little non standard, and it's a fun read!

>>9166563
Functions of One Complex Variable by Conway
Basic Complex Analysis: A Comprehensive Course in Analysis, Part 2A by Barry Simon
Advanced Complex Analysis: A Comprehensive Course in Analysis, Part 2B by Barry Simon

>>9166341
Eating the fruit from a plant doesn't kill the plant. Infact, whatever eats the fruit usually is helping spread the seeds by pooping them out somewhere else

>>9166351
That has nothing to do with my question. Poisonous fruit and undeniably exist, if they could mutate to produce a toxin in their evolutionary history why couldn't a normally safe plant eaten by humans mutate to produce a toxin as well.

>>9166341
http://www.smithsonianmag.com/arts-culture/horrific-tales-of-potatoes-that-caused-mass-sickness-and-even-death-3162870/

>>9166271
>From a health perspective, would you recommend a plant-based diet?
No

>>9166274
Why not?

>>9166271

Yes. Also from an environmental perspective. If not solely plants, then at least minimise your meat consumption. Americans, as a whole, eat so much meat. There's also a stigma against eating it in many places which I find extremely strange.