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Mathematics [math] \cap [/math] gender studies 2017-06-13 02:55:19 Post No.8972637
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Mathematics [math] \cap [/math] gender studies
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cis_(mathematics)
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>>8972637
Fucked up LaTeX. Is it [math]\cap[/math]?
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Is it just me or is this subject an ad-hoc mess which fails to arrive at satisfying conclusions? Also, what is an effective way to compartmentalize the techniques and results?
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>>8972580
Try looking into the theory of extensional wellfounded setlike trees.
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Mathematical way to learn algorithms for computer science?
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>>8972538
as opposed to brainlet way I guess? do competitive programming, it's super fun and you learn a lot
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>>8972538
> run the algorithm by hand for a few examples
> prove that the algorithm terminates with correct output
> follow the proof with your worked examples
> compute the asymptotic complexity of the algorithm
> optimize the algorithm or prove that it is optimal
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>>8972538
Idiot
But you're looking for the art of computer programming
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what are bernstein functions and why are they hilarious?
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You fucking saw that joke on reddit
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>>8972514
how would you know that
UNLESS YOU WERE....
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>>8972520
I'm aware of that.
The difference between OP and me is that I'm not reposting shit from reddit in 4chan
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Wait, did you guys study science at university and unironically expect to get a job?
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>>8972462
>tfw undergrad in physics
>tfw got a good accountancy job afterwards
Feels damn good. Takes a while to get that sweet, sweet chartered status though.
Also sage, because these threads are cancer.
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>>8972462
>Mining, Resources, and Energy
>Government & Defense
>Accounting
>Consulting & Strategy
>Design & Architecture
>Insurance & Superannuation
>Farming, Animals & Conservation
>Healthcare & Medical
>Construction
A STEM degree isn't applicable in these fields?
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>>8972462
literally anyone with a science degree can get a job in most of these areas, it is heavily applicable
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How the human brain works 2 forget I go poop first time? 2017-06-12 11:49:55 Post No.8972356
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How the human brain works 2 forget I go poop first time?
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> having to poop
> just went to jag of in bathroom ten min ago
>everybod does tink I went to poopen on first time
>now rEly have to gooooooo
>but if I do everybod is suspicious I go toilet TWO time
>still hold onto poop rn
What do /sci/
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>>8972356
just stand up and explain that you need to poop again because you have diarrhea.
Then you can probably get away with going back in there a third time to jack off again
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this is by far the worst thread i have ever seen on this board
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>>8972399
Flat earth.
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Lorentz particles interacting with non-Pleudian space? The answer and question are on the image pic related, lol, but I have no idea how they got velocity from the answer? what is c? I'm confused.
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Life in our solar system 2017-06-12 10:15:18 Post No.8972240
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How likely or unlikely is it that there is life within our very solar system?
See, most of the things that make Earth unique come from space dust (formed in stars which then die and spread over the Universe). Also some of them come from meteors. So if lots of space dust and meteors fell on Earth, just how small is the possibility that this isn't true for other planets like Mars or moons like Io and Europa? And if these chemicals that are the stuff of life are all over our solar system, why is it not more widely accepted life is actually very probable to exist in our solar system? Before you say "but muh gas planets", keep in mind those planets are orbited by hundreds of rocky moons.
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>>8972240
It is 100% certain that there is life in our solar system.
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>>8972240
"Muh *religious text*"
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>How likely or unlikely is it that there is life within our very solar system?
Very.
I think there might be even life on Earth.
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Is fusion an attainable energy source within the next 30-50 years? 2017-06-12 10:04:39 Post No.8972226
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Is fusion an attainable energy source within the next 30-50 years?
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>>8972226
In school whe learned that it is always the upcoming energy in 10 to 20 years. No matter what decade.
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>>8972247
Gotta add that I was taught this around summer of 2009.
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Not sure if this is the right place for this, but does anybody have anything to say on the pole shift?
Apparently this genius thinks Atlantis is going to pop up off the east coast.
I've seen some graphs showing the northern pole travelling towards Russia and the southern one having cleared Antarctica. Is any of this true?
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>>8972208
>>>/x/
The Earth's magnetic pole DOES sometimes "flip", but the last time this happened there were no humans on Earth, and it's JUST the magnetic pole that flips, not the physical pole, ie, the Earth itself doesn't move and in fact if you didn't have a magnetic compass to check you wouldn't even know it had happened.
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>>8972231
it's probably coming so I'll warn you, there are retards who think it's a physical pole fl
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Wouldn't all the electronics get all fuckey
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Lenses and optics question 2017-06-12 09:49:09 Post No.8972202
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Lenses and optics question
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2017-06-12 09:49:09
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So I'm trying to figure out this issue with lenses.
I want to place a single lens, or small, simple stack of lenses a short distance from a flat surface with a word written on it, such that the word is out of focus when an observer looks through the lens. Then, by moving the lens closer to the surface, the word comes into focus.
One: Is this possible for an observer at any distance from the rear of the lens?
Two: How would this be achieved, either for an observer at any distance or at a distance of, say, 1 meter?
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If satellites orbit the earth, why can I listen to SiriusXM from the same spot all day?
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The earth rotates too so the satellites stay in the same spot relative to the ground
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>>8972137
The sats are in geostationary orbit. Plus there is a repeater network
http://siriusbuzz.com/siriusxm-satellites-and-repeaters.php
They used to have some sats in a molniya orbit though
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>How about an unstoppable mouse? Now most mice can be stopped! You can put a wall in front of them and they can't go through the wall! You can put them in a box! You can stop them! Okay, so we have the notion of a stoppable mouse. Does that we therefore have a notion of an unstoppable mouse? Is that a sort of a necessary flipside to the concept?
How can one man be so based? He has BTFO the entire modern mathematical establishment, but how do we make this more well known? Most people are still unaware of the illogical foundations of modern axiomatics, and in particular the establishment mathematicians are unwilling to adopt the Wildbergian framework.
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>>8972105
give me enough decimals and ill tell you there is no such thing as a stoppable mouse
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He has the spirit of an unstoppable mouse
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What happens if an unstoppable mouse hits an immovable kitten?
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I understand how one species scattered in different environments might lead to different but similar species, but how do we know it works the other way around? Couldn't tons of variations of the same animal just magically poof into existence, instead of coming from a common ancestor?
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I don't understand your question, but I think this is a bait thread
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>>8972063
This
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Hello!!
Does anyone know this character?
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>tripfag
>'98
>tractor language
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>>8972033
Is this a spanish text? Maybe the notation is different, but i would guess that the equation is describing acceleration as velocity over time, so I'm guessing that symbol is supposed to mean some kind of = with a derivative.
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>>8972033
encoding error for ∝, ≅, ≃, ∼ or ≡, ≝, ≔