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>>8926573
No.

what is winning?

if its: Money, fame, relationships

you already lost

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depends what you mean by long period but
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stephen_Smale

>Smale entered the University of Michigan in 1948.[3][4] Initially, he was a good student, placing into an honors calculus sequence taught by Bob Thrall and earning himself A's. However, his sophomore and junior years were marred with mediocre grades, mostly Bs, Cs and even an F in nuclear physics. However, with some luck, Smale was accepted as a graduate student at the University of Michigan's mathematics department. Yet again, Smale performed poorly in his first years, earning a C average as a graduate student. It was only when the department chair, Hildebrandt, threatened to kick Smale out that he began to work hard.[5] Smale finally earned his Ph.D. in 1957, under Raoul Bott.

>He was awarded the Fields Medal in 1966

>>8926495
You can produce any character imaginable if you establish an encoding system

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>>8926495
In ascii whitespace " " is 00100000

not OP, but OP's pic raises a question

How does a computer know the start and end of a byte? Obviously if they're 8 bits you just count them out 8 at a time. But you'd need some point to start counting from.

>>8925865
>and no respectable scientist could have any soft spot in his heart for philosophy.
reality disagrees with you...

>>8925882
inb4 someone posts the image of cherry picked quotes comparing scientists from vastly different time periods talking about completely different eras of philosophy

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>>8925865
Define truth in mathematics.
Define truth in science.
Define truth in logic.

>>8925770
My guess: because a sun is hot at first, and then slowly turns colder with age. The x axis is more like a time axis.

Why is blue hotter than white?

>>8925861
Because the peak is in UV, so blue is the strongest part of the visible spectrum because it's closest to UV.

What kind of vegetables are you eating that are inedible before cooking?

>>8925686
aren't they all inedible without cooking it?

>>8925689
>americans

>>8925543

forgot the link

https://www.cogentoa.com/article/10.1080/23311886.2017.1330439

>tfw I am a reviewer for the most prestigious conference in my field and im only a masters student

peer review is a fucking joke desu senpai. I literally just applied for this shit and got it

>>8925543
1. the peer review system wasn't the problem, it was the peers
2. this was a hoax. im assuming you know that already
3. unless you have a solution to make the system better, your criticism is worthless

>>8925384
this black man is a pseudoscientist and has not contributed a single nontrivial thing to science in decades.
He only shills easily-manipulated people to line his own pockets
If you listen to any of his talks, he has like 3 hours of memorized material and just regurgitates it over and over in every lecture

>>8925472
>Can you objectively backup your idiotic statements with hard evidence?

Until you do I'm sorry sir but I cannot agree with you.

>>8925472
Fuck you, bitch!

Just like it happened in the West.

1) Create a working pension system
2) Improve the education and legal rights of women.

Anything else is just fantasy.

>>8925306
Birthrates are lowest among the most intelligent, and intelligence is a heritable trait.

Do you see a potential problem here?

>>8925306
>Me personally, my wife and I adopted a child instead of having our own.
What if I'm not a Cuck?

Legit question. I could never raise a kid that wasn't my own, there would always be a little thing aching about it in my heart.

>>8925000
The expected damage is 1200 by the time dragonboy will die.

>>8925000
lack of data, attack speed isn't present

seriously doubt a dagger has the same attack speed as a war hammer

>>8925015
Attack speed is identical, each get one attack per turn, turns are simultaneous. Defense is simple subtraction from damage.

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If 0.999 = 1 doeth that meanst that there be no conservation of energies whilst people whomst applyeth limits calculateth with wholest numbers?

>>8924686
Kek I see what you're doing.

No because you're making a sum from n=infinity to 0, which for our purposes is the same as the sum from m=0 to infinity where m=-n, of the same problem. You're just trying to do a proof by induction by saying the limit for 9/10^(n-p) as n->inf where p=0, equals zero, and it's true for p=1, etc. That doesn't really work here, because you're really just reversing the number line, as in, if p=n-2, then p is within epsilon of n.

I guess I didn't really explain that well, but that's the best you're going to get from me.

the series will eventually add
9/(10^-1) + 9/(10^-2) + 9/(10^-3) ...
you are not describing the series that represents 0.9999......

>>8923872
ITER
hands down

My guess: lossless transfer of energy.

Temporal computer

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business or finance

>>8923845
Exactly. Look at the op and tell me that guy isnt a financial analyst

>>8923845
Honestly, probably this. Career prospects technically aren't as good as STEM, but with Chad's charisma he could easily work his way to an executive position.

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>>8923284

>social engineering

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>>8923284
LEGO...

>>8923284

cotton picking

>>8920231
Want to prove (p->q) && (q->r) -> (p->r).

We can assume (by assumption) that (p->q) && (q->r) is true and we want to show that if p is true, then (p->r) is true.

So if we assume p is true, then looking at the assumption q must be true (otherwise if p were true and q were false then p->q would be false in the assumption).

now we have p,q are true and since q is true then r must be true since we are assuming (q->r) is true.
This essentially shows that p,q,r is true and thus shows that (p->r) must be true. -- is that correct?

>>8920231
What is the best book for beginner graph theory?

>>8920273

If you have decent mathematical maturity I recommend this.

http://www.esi2.us.es/~mbilbao/pdffiles/DiestelGT.pdf

>>8923780
I've failed my M.Sc, look up "exit bag".

>>8923780
Helium tank. Connect it to mask with some medical tubing. Make sure the flow rate of the Helium is about the same pressure as your exhale. Your brain can't destinguish between helium and oxygen. You won't feel a thing.

>>8923780
Jump off a cliff while strangling yourself.