/sci/ - Science & Math

If you put your ear up to the sun you can hear the ocean. But the sun is really fucking hot

bottom line; depends on what kind of engineering you're talking about. There's biological engineering, mechanical, computer, electronic, marine, aeronautical, etc.

What it takes to become an engineer is only a love of solving problems and a hunger to never stop learning. Bear in mind that a college degree is not needed if this is a hobby, but most businesses will require their a degree of something that can blow their socks off - like a cool app or something similar.

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Or +/- DMSO? I know it's a longshot, but sometimes works for me.

>>5239045
45??? Damn. How long are you letting them anneal?

Come on guys, my cells are in recovery and I got nothing else to do for a while!

Call out to all in the bio field, how are your assays going? Students and professionals.

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Slow slow day


Pic: mfw a rep walks into my lab

When subtrating 2 people's opinion that means absolutely nothing aka 0

I'm purely hypothesizing, but I do have a number of possible approaches to this question. In the end, the ultimately limiting factor would be transmitting the data from each cell to a biologically adapted computer within the environment. And actually, now that I think about it, our brain possesses a potential of data storage and processing far greater than any computer of our era. What can be said of improving the functions of our neurons via intelligent agents?

There is a more scientifically viable way to observe the structure of thoughts -- It is not entirely necessary to study at the quantum level. If you really wanted to crack the mind's code, you would first genetically engineer a measuring system within the cells themselves as to computationally relay the brain's multivariate matrix.

>>4526084
IT'S ALL RIGGED despite the fact that the tested teams were all 71 overall, G/S/Bs and skillcards included and correct formations. Yes, of course it's rigged.

By that logic the entire cup is rigged, and Germanbro is just trying to rig it so who he wants wins too.

>>4526081
>runs out of things to say
>leaves
>will come back in a few hours and say the same shit as usual
Delicious tears

>>4526064
I said /d/ did testing, not formations. Which is all I've done, test, and not touch the formations.

>>4526062
>implying I haven't been in this thread much longer than you, and you're only appearing after my posts

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>>4526054
Want to know a little special something? /d/ did tests for /cm/ /vp/ and /an/.
Want to know a little special something? /sp/ did almost all the updates to /b/ since winter
Want to know a little special something? /sp/ also made many boards kits
Want to know a little special something? I'm not the only person who helps boards outside my own.

>>4526044
You are right actually, /sci/ didn't go apeshit on me, you did, because you have some sort of weird obsession with following me around

I saw you asking for pcitures of me in the last /m/ thread. That's a normal thing to do..

>>4526023
I'm only managing /n/
Also, my test results are reliable, anybody who actually watched me streaming knew that I was testing for the next cup with the formation on the wiki, 1G/1S/2B, 71 overall team vs 71 overall team.

Also, you keep bringing up the /x/ game when I use both boards, and was just supporting the one that doesn't go apeshit on me no matter what I do, good or bad.

Fine by me.. I shan't test for /sci/ anymore, good day, and best of luck.

>>4523986
I post "we" on /vp/, /n/ and /sci/ threads, as I use those boards. Or do you have a problem with me associating myself with the board? I can stop if it's so much of a problem.

testing a 5-0-5 formation that /fit/ used right now. Not testing any team in particular, I just gave a random default team the formation and am playin it against babby teams. We could use it if it's good, or not if it's shit, who knows
http://www.livestream.com/dragonfag

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>>4523490
You know, I haven't touched /sci/ at all. All I've done is test /sci/ games on my copy of PES for the last 3 days, but apparently, that's trolling.

Speaking of which, from 15 games, /sci/ have won 6 and lost 9. I don't care what you think about me, I'm going to stay, I'm going to test /sci/ games, I'm going to share results and let you see how you perform against multiple teams, as you don't have an active tester.

>>4523116
No, I'm busy
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>>4522991
We don't actually know what the players fatigue etc will be on the day of the game, so we'll need to appoint a manager. I think that Dicks is doing it, but I'm unsure.

>>4522886
I will be tomorrow after the knockout stages. I'll find out if /sci/ is in summer or fall, then update all the teams in the respective cup and do some tests.

Also, I did do some offline tests for /sci/ after somebody from /g/ posted that they would test a potential /sci/ vs /m/ final. Their results:
/sci/ 1-4 /m/
/sci/ 2-1 /m/
/m/ 3-1 /sci/
/m/ 2-0 /sci/

My results:
/sci/ 3-3 /m/. We won 5-3 on penalties
/sci/ 2-1 /m/
/m/ 5-0 /sci/ (Nye was handed a red card after 20 minutes, Feynman was on purple condition)
/m/ 2-1 /sci/ (87' winner)