Archived threads in /sci/ - Science & Math - 964. page

>>8606737
We live in a computer simulation, so yes.

>>8606737
No. Not as an animal, not as another human, just, no. When you die your brain stops, it doesn't get cut out and transplanted somewhere else (and what even would you transplant?). Anyone who thinks otherwise doesn't have any good idea of what they're saying, they just have very motivated reasoning. Don't doubt what humans can do with that. But reincarnation? For real real? Fuck off.

>>8606751
>if we live in a computer simulation, then yes
FTFY

Of course, what else would we be?

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>>8606534

>>8606561

Here's tom with the weather

burden of proof is on you

climate change is too politically motivated for people to believe it straight up, people learned after the fake news about WMDs and won't fall for it again

>>8605585
why are you even here?

>>8605585
I absolutely hate that it has become a partisan issue. I can't help but feel this impending sense of doom.
Do you think there's hope for it anon?

>>8605574
∑1/π(n) ~= ∫ln(x)/x ~= 215

>>8605574

I would programming using Sieve of Eratosthenes on Java.

I don't know matlab but your program will be more fast using this

https://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/ref/primes.html?requestedDomain=www.mathworks.com

loop over primes list.

>>8605630

primes(n) creates a single array of the first n primes, which can get huge. So it's restricted by memory. MATLAB won't allow arguments past a certain value.

Sodachi Oikura is a bitch

>First year CS student here.
>Should I drop out of CS and go for physics?
As a general rule, if you are in your first year and you already find that you don't like the subject, get the fuck out while you still can and switch to something that fits your interests. You will NOT enjoy lingering for another three years doing something you don't care about.

>>8604546

> If I were to continue attending this shitty Java school, I'd probably end up working for some shitty company developing shitty applications and adding bloatware upon bloatware just so they could have something to sell.

You don't know that. For a matter of fact, you don't know shit. You're just a 1st year CS student.

> I despise corporate malware and have no intention of contributing to the cesspool that is the current software industry.
If I were to go into research, I would much prefer physics.

You are not smart enough.

> Should I drop out of CS and go for physics?

In case this is not shitpost, don't.
You will not find happiness in physics. I guarantee it.
The root of your problem is you keep picturing the what-ifs instead of facing your current reality.
Face your situation with dignity, don't make a habit of running away.

>>8604118
It's always good to only do as little as you have to and to never stand out in any way. Later on, people will ask you "How much did you work for your very average degree?" and you will say "Just an hour, I'm so lazy haha!!!" and they will calculate the result/work ratio and be extremely impressed. They will ask you about the video games you played etc. 300k starting, I swear m8. You will notice that in later life your success is not measured in grades or actual achievements but in completely distorted and subjective anecdotes about how little effort your put into your work. You will look back at the time wasted in your prime and regret nothing, guaranteed!

>>8604153
Not OP but I like this satire

>>8604118
90% of undergrads say this

>>8603718
Its literally 50% the right box is pretty much xcluded if you know beforehand the pattern of arrangement
am i missing something?

>>8603718
I think we should add to sticky some of these threads with explanation of the answer (or just a wikipedia link) so we won't have to see the same shit over and over and over again.

>>8603718
brainlet bait
sage

>>8603636
Never used that one. How is it?

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CAS fxcp400

>>8601405
How about just shutting the fuck up and contributing something instead?

>>8601405
I'm with you OP, the scientific community should stop being so fucking hypocritical and stop grabbing each others' dicks regarding dark XYZ or multiverses, both unproven and probably unprovable.

>>8601636
but the scientific community isn't grabbing dicks about this -- it's facebook, media, 4chan, reddit, media, media, etc that grab dicks about this

have you ever read a scientific journal? if not how can you say what's going on in the scientific community?

univeristy of maryland, college park
mathematics & germanic studies

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>>8600023
>applied Math
>sophomore
>Fordham University

>>8600023
Gender studies
Yale

>>8607743
However big ur stomach is

waaay too much to be relevent

>>8607743
200

>>8607609
You obviously don't know the first thing about computers, they're pretty stupid. They can only compute what you've taught them to compute, and they can't compute mathematics unless taught mathematics. Computers are only a tool to be used by smarter people. That's like giving all your credit to a paper manufacturer because you used a piece of paper to write down a calculation.

>>8607633
this.
>>8607609
OP what is CS
is that meant to be C# for amerifags ?

>>8607609
honestly, math is one of the professions less likely to be replaced by computers. there's a big element of muddy artistic "intuition" to it at the high level

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What a genius with insightful ideas.

>>8606960
People are getting confused between him making videos accessible to the average joe and ability.

>>8606963
+-Sqrt(2/g) doesn't exist? What am I missing here?

>>8606852
Oh look, another book collector who prefers shitposting on /sci/ instead of reading the books available to them.

>>8606852
>KEKDA
>not OpenMPI

>>8606856
It's probably cheaper to speed things up with cuda. I initially got interested in cuda for data analysis.

>>8606778

Have you considered killing yourself?

>>8606778
You studied an unprofessional meme degree, what do you want from us? Get programming certs and become another loser codemonkey like the rest of your ilk.

>>8606778
go work for a laser company or make your doctor and work for science. or go work for companys as ceo.