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lmao just study more
or stop being so stupid

actually get friends and get a sutdy group going
that might work

just breathe, relax, write a list of everything that you don't understand and slowly make your way down the list

you should know that in Uni everyone feels stupid, it's just about hardwork, you have to double your efforts

>>9020775
there is no why. all you mentioned is the what, the nitty gritty details of how things work.

what you want is some shitty simplified popsci that makes you feel good about yourself and requires no effort. just read whatever popsci book is on fashion nowadays I guess

>>9020779
I'm not asking for a book on explanations, I'm asking for a book on observations.

Instead of having a book that tells me that lightning is made up of tiny particles that can't be seen with the human eye, where can I find a book that just tells me what the bright flashing light in the sky is called, what happens if it strikes glass, you, or a nearby tree, how to attract it, and how to avoid it?

>>9020775
Take your favourite subject and look for journals/textbooks with the word "Applied" in the title.

I'd suggest you make an exception for the theory of statistics, so you don't end up drawing unwarranted conclusions from the stuff you read.

>>9020723
God, I love British women.

>>9020723
4 > 2 > 5 > 3 > 1

>>9020723
Your master's thesis is really just an exposition on some reasonably advanced topic, if anything it's useful practice for writing papers and eventually your doctoral thesis itself.

>>9020110
Yeah, it's actually pretty simple. But I do not help women who I am not directly having sex with so either you give me her number and we arrange a blowjob or I guess she is fucked.

>>9020110
>doing homework for women
>for free
go home /r9k/
being her footstool will not get you pussy

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I aint MGTOW or r9k but that's bitch made behavior that won't get you anywhere. Have some fucking self respect.

None of the above. Any idiot can get a perfect score on any of those tests if they dedicate enough time and effort into studying.

>>9020070
>No race baiting or discussion of racial IQ's allowed unless it's relevant.
why wouldn't it be relevant?

>>9020077
t. butthurt 1050/1600 brainlette

>>9019885
WE WUZ SCIENCE N SHIETS GIMMEH DAT CHICKEN WHITE BOIH

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>meme "scientist"
>meme buzzwords
>meme show
>meme food
>meme videos site
I want to meme my brains out

>>9019885
Why don't you want the stupid people who watch those videos to have a slightly better understanding of the cosmos?

On other hand, youre the first humans to experience genetic engineering. If you are the first people to achieve biological immortality, thats a huge legup

>>9019233
>and suddenly become surrounded by 290 IQ
I would argue that the optimal is not the same as the highest IQ. Let's say between 130 and 160.
>And fuck everyone who thinks that genetic engineering sounds like a fun future.
I don't think that, I do think that genetic engineering will be much more difficult as people imagine it is

>>9019233
No. My kids are gonna have better genes than yours

>>9018697
If she believes that garbage then she wont consider science to be more valid at explaining things. She's hopeless, just get a new one.

Did you ask her why she believes that shit?

>>9018697
What is it that make it pseudo-science?

According to quantum mechanics, there is a non-zero probability that you at this very moment could tunnel out into space and find yourself on the surface of Mars. So why not healing?

>>9018663
Reminds me of the patterns of prime numbers as something that could be investigated with better recognition tools. I say go for it, you may very well develop a new branch of math. Can you imagine if pattern theory leads to effortless factorization of large numbers? You could revolutionize a lot of fields. I don't see how would anyone even get started though.

I also remember graph theory and topology being used to analyze symmetry and patterns in data, I watched a presentation a few months ago. You may want to look into topological data analysis.

>>9018663
sounds like you don't know shit about math, the whole thing literally pattern analysis.
geometric symmetries are investigated by group actions on varieties, for example. intrinsic topological and geometrical properties by combining local and global objects laced with algebraic structures all around: ringed spaces, tangent bundles, homology / homotopy groups... none of this is niche, it's the heart of math
of course you'll never know this, again you don't know shit about math to know that the language math uses is excellent and as simple as can be

>>9017830
i literally said i am doing software development you fucking mongoloid irish autistic fuck
You will have a sad life as a mathematician if u have that below 90 iq.

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>>9017830
Daily reminder that you're retarded if you believe the Riemann hypothesis is true.

>>9017861
meant for >>9017817

Metal

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KI3H8myhJBI

Depends on what mood I am, currently am reading a lot of books, posting a lot, and having a bit of hypomania so I listen to fast dnb and neurofunk

Doesnt sci despise and envy engineers in general?

The more applicable it is the more hate it gets.

>>9006990
Because Civil Engineering is boring as hell.

serious scholars don't give a fuck about fame, rather the severity of their work and the impact that'll do to their respective fields.

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>>9005823
But he's working on Navier-Stokes.
He has worked as well on Goldbach proving that:
>Terence Tao proved that all odd numbers are at most the sum of five primes.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goldbach%27s_conjecture

Mathematics is reaching its limits, and the stress is showing in mathematicians around the planet. We should count Tao a success in that he's found bliss in working on extremely difficult problems with only incremental gains instead of becoming the next Unabomber out of sheer cynicism, jealousy, or rage.

>>9022341
west and east are where the sun sets and rises, so unless earth starts spinning in an opposite direction those 2 are gonna be the same as they are now.
so A.

>>9022425
I see, so even though north and south are now pointing in opposite directions, the sun would still rise in the east and set in the west?

>>9022341
also, it's no biggie. Things at Earth's surface are basically unaffected, unless it's a sensitive instrument, like a compass. The protective field will flip, but not decrease.

>>9021911
please clarify when you can remove a node and which nodes can be removed in the example

My current approach is to do something like this:
for each node:
....if node.alive && node.has_live_parents && !node.is_dependant_on:
........node.kill()

- has_live_parents is true if a node has 1+ alive nodes pointing towards it
- is_dependant_on is true if 1+ of the nodes children only have this node as their only alive parent

This problem with this is that if node E is processed before the rest then it's removed then A,B,C or A,B,D are required making the size of the graph 3.

>>9021916
A node can be remove if 1 or more nodes that are still alive are pointing to it.
In the example, the 3 red nodes(B,C,D) are removed