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21
Electrical Engineering
3, working on B.S.
>Nothing notable

>>8418270
34
Basic arithmetic (addition, subtraction, etc.)
Around 27 years now

>>8418270
>18
>Computational Mathematics in general, inspired by Wildberger. Specifically algebra.
>1
>Got perfect As in my first semester and I got a job as a programmer before even turning 18.

T-that is notable right?

>>8418280
>Basic arithmetic (addition, subtraction, etc.)

Better than most of /sci/

>>8418270

>23
>psychology
>4th year bsc.
>once ate 28 tabs of lsd at once and survived.

>>8418284

my friend got offered a job by google at 17 even though he only applied for an internship.

>>8418289
That is interesting. Do you know exactly what he does and at what level he was when he got the job?

By level I mean the specifics of how much did he know.

>>8418270

19
None
NEET
I placed 4th out of 2,000 people in my state for the Geography Bee.

I might as well tell you all that i came here to occasionally stumble upon interesting math and science stuff.

>>8418287

what was it like eating 28 tabs? i've done 2 and thought it was pretty intense... next time i might do 3 but even that makes me a little uneasy

>>8418303
I remember stumbleupon...

>>8418270

26
Neural Engineering
4/Almost done with PhD
3 journal publications, a bunch of conference proceedings and talks

21
CS, math, theoretical physics
9 years in programming, ~3 years in CS
wrote a toy theorem prover for a higher-order logic

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>>8418270
18.
Quantum Mechanics.
0.
I were in the pre-estatal physics selection of my country (not really notable).