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Also, feel free to point out my mistakes (if there are any) since English is not my first lenguage.

>>8592788
>>8592796
Bump for potential.

Self-bump.

>>8591387
B/c derived algebraic geometry isn't helpful for poker.

>>8591391
People who study pure math are no better than underwater basket weaving majors

>>8591394
I study mathematical physics.

>>8590623

because you spam that fucking picture

it's like the banana for /g/

>>8590623
I don't hate them. I think that everyone who is trained in a high level technical field deserves respect. The "hate" is just memes but it is also kinda their fault. The reason that they have become such punching bags is because of how retarded their mistakes sometimes are. Like sometimes people come here to ask really retarded questions about mathematics and then through asking you find out that the OP asking that shit was a CS or Engineering fag. It makes them easy punching bags.

Plus, lets not forget the TIMELESS memes. If anyone has the images of these memes pls post them for fun.

First, there is the CS guy who got a masters degree in CS but then when he went to get a job as a java dev was not able to solve a question that was in the style of a trivial coding challenge. He had to write a program that takes as input a number and then spits out like an X made of asterisks that was of length specified by the input number.

Then there is the engineering guy who came for drawing help, asking what the weird symbol with 2 marks meant. Also known as the cryptic '11'. People obviously answered that it is not a cryptic "two-mark" symbol, IT IS THE NUMBER ELEVEN. And then the fag showed the final product and we noticed he forgot a hole on the top of the drawing.

Good times. Those memes make them easy punching bags and you will just have to deal with it.

The thing I'm wondering is why everyone here calls engineers gay. Is there a disproportionate amount of homos in their profession?

Pharmaceuticals is fun as shit, but I'm not sure what sub-field of pharmaceutical research I want to specialize in.

Will it get me suspended on twitter though

>>8590551
Probably nothing so obscure you can't get funding, but nothing that every pharmacologist
and their mother is working to cure either

>>8589992
Infinities with cardinality greater than aleph-null.

"global warming"

>>8590020
Not again...

top kek OP

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>>8594498
-only murifats care about iq
-iq mesures how stupid you are
-iq does not measure how smart you are

-you are a 20 yo low life piece shit who should commit suicide, but I know you have not the guts for it.

>>8594502
>>8594503
Haters gunna hate.

Now, we'll wait for the fellow intellectuals to reply.

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>>8594418

It's pretty trivial, tobehonest

>>8594418
trivial and left as an exercise for the reader

>>8594374
sounds like wildburger

>>8594374
Slight chuckle

>what r improper integrals

Your ancestors were properly race-aware

>>8594368
Africans have no neanderthal.

>>8594368
Probably 0.049% or 0.015%. Why is it so hard for you to understand?

>>8594183
>Highest school in middle school
Highest grades*
I might as well be just retarded t b h.

>>8594183
Smart but lazy meme, you were gifted but didn't really pay close attention so you didn't learn much. When you reached high school a combination of not being able to just not study or do anything killed you, not really know what you learned in middle school also was bad.

Lose the tripcode

>>8594190
That's pretty spot on

>trip code
It's a name not a trip.I use it to maintain uniformity in my posts and it stops me from making edgy posts and LARPing as someone else.
I have problem with forming my own views and articulating.Name helps.

>>8593307
>Give me tips to make my science education from here on out the best possible.

Start smoking pot again.

>>8593318
what this guy said

Please help, I'm actually scared I'm going to fuck everything up

>>8592450
and here is the livestream

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=55ouemR6bbk

and launch article

https://www.nasaspaceflight.com/2017/01/jaxa-ss-520-rocket-tricom-1-launch/

>>8592450
How is this even remotely cost effective?

>>8592488
Sometimes, you just need to put something in orbit, and it can be very small. You're not interested in price per kilogram, you're interested in price per launch, hitting the desired orbit, and when you can get it launched.

Piggybacking on a large rocket launch means no control over schedule or orbit. An affordable small rocket is highly desirable.

There's also the potential for low costs through economy of scale. Big, expensive rockets launch a few times per year, so their production isn't highly automated and involves a huge amount of costly touch labor and individual inspections. Small, affordable rockets might launch a few times per day and come off an assembly line, with quality control done through sampling.

desu it's worse and your friend is a massive brainlet

Friend he mentioned here btw.

I was referring to AES and using RSA keys with a length below 1024 is stupid anyways...

First define what you mean by "better".

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>course uses webassign

>OWL
>MasteringBiology
>MasteringChemistry
>MasteringPhysics

>course requires a old, not-so-good textbook
whats the problem using stewart, apostol or spivak?

REEEEEEEE

>>8591750
>>>/x/

>>8591750
I feel like i wouldnt expect evolution to look any other way desu

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