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>>8949861
>this thread again
I'm gonna respond with this article again
https://cleantechnica.com/2016/05/12/lithium-mining-vs-oil-sands-meme-thorough-response/

thorium

gee I dunno use the fucking cosine theorem maybe

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>>8949155
angle sizes correspond to opposite side lengths

sorry for the bump, have a CAT scan of my skull

>>8949164
handsome, mf

did you not even bother scrolling down to the comments?

>>8948564
The comments don't address this.

>>8948567
>Are these Real Analysis lectures worth watching?

>Thanks alot !!! Best real analysis MOOC in entire globe as of now.
>The best lecture organization for real analysis, especially for first learner :)
>All the lectures are very useful. Please upload lectures on "Algebra" also
>very useful lecture series. Thank you sir.
do you not know how to read brainlet?

>>8947434
I don't know, test it and find out for yourself.

>>8947434
Short answer,yes.

>>8947457
Ok. Good.

I felt bad about throwing old ones away because I thought they would sit in a landfill forever.

That if you take 100 climate scientist, 97 of them agree with each other.

>>8947147
Not this, but this at the same time.

>>8947143
>Argumentum ad populum

If anyone hasn't read it yet I highly recommend the Metamorphosis of Prime Intellect. It's a short story that shows in detail what life would be like with a superintelligent AI ruling the world

>>8946592
No.

>>8946592
>fiction
>showing what life would be like
Right, bud.

>>8943229
For the most part, but I've used calculus a few times in optimization problems, FEA and Monte Carlo simulations. Graduated a year ago

>>8943235
So for the most part of the time you use high school math and a few times you used a few ''complicated advanced math for super inteligent people'' ?

>>8943249
Make no mistake, high-school math is part of it, albeit in incredibly large volumes that often require analyses to put the data into physical context. It's just that the higher maths are usually reserved for design, optimization, and experimental analyses.

what's a trig table, just standard trig function values?

x 0 30 45 60 90
sinx sqrt(0)/2 sqrt(1)/2 sqrt(2)/2 sqrt(3)/2 sqrt(4)/2
cosx sqrt(4)/2 sqrt(3)/2 sqrt(2)/2 sqrt(1)/2 sqrt(0)/2

The only shit you need to memorize it's what's on the unit circle. Or really just one quadrant of the unit circle, since you can just flip the appropriate signs for their multiples.

>>8949832
Just solve the first three or four elements of the taylor series if you don't have a calculator to do it for you ffs

A space is not a topology. You put a topology on a space.

>>8949327
Wouldn't the rabbit be the space, and the wireframe mesh be the topology?

>>8949325
Mesh is a example of Topology.

Many sets of connected points (aka Graphs) are also a example of Topology.

But there are many other objects that can be mathematically modeled as a topology or considered a topology.

>>8949324
>implying they let you choose where you go
cern trips are a fucking meme load of loud american tourists speaking over the guide when i went. Saw the antimatter facotry and some compters

>>8949324
there are like 2 tours, is nothing spectacular.

The United Nations visit is more fun.

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>>8949324
Ah, you are going to see the main base of the Grant Chasers. Nice.

>>8948912
infrastructure that is already inplace

>>8948912
>So even if we double all the cost we would still end up with 32 US-$, which is still significantly under oil prices.
Isn't the more important question the energy density? If you only get a quarter of the energy from your barrel of ethanol then hey, maybe there isn't such a big price difference. I'm not saying you have a bad idea, but maybe you should look into this too.

>>8948912
Consider the plants on the lower floors near the middle of the structure. A majority of those plants aren't receiving sunlight.

By your logic, a 200 meter tall building that has a footprint of a meter squared costs 10000 dollars. Bullshit it's 50 per cubed meter.

How do you support its weight and the weight of the irrigation system used the water the plants? More structural support reduces sunlight penetration and increases costs.

>hurr, durr why don't we coat all the roads in solar panels to save the planet
Imagine your a critic and criticise your own work. 90% of ideas are dead on arrival.

>>8948297
>why does the skin react this way to bites
venom
>Any possible remedies
time

>>8948300
>venom
I thought only snakes had venom?

>>8948297
>Growing nipples on your arms

It just means you're becoming a man

you're probably just using an easy textbook, there's plenty of challenging textbooks with hard problems if you want them

>>8948011
Do tell senpai

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>>8948061
pugh's book labels the more difficult problems,
>One star is hard, two stars is very hard, and a three-star exercise is a question to which I do not know the answer.

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in the quick reply box there's a tex sandbox

[eqn]m \frac{dV^\mu}{d\tau}=\frac{e}{c}F^{\mu}_{\nu}V^{\mu}[/eqn]
Test

>>8947940
Fact:
[eqn]\pi = \lim_{n\to \infty}\frac{e^{2n}n!^2}{2n^{2n+1}}[/eqn]

there is no evidence to suggest you have a "brain limit"

>>8947907
>there is no evidence to suggest you have a "brain limit"
But areas of your brain do grow in size in relation to your skills, right?
Then if a person is blind, part of his visual cortex is allocated to processing sounds.

>>8947881
your brain specializes in what you spend your time doing. You really won't get great at something unless you spend the majority of your awake time doing that thing.

your "math centers" won't be degraded by doing other stuff, but they will by lack of use. You can maintain as long as you dont go too long not using them. But they do take away in a sense from the potential that they'd have as the opportunity cost of spending time on other things is not have as specialized of a brain.