/sci/ - Science & Math

>>8814038
u got this from cmpt 140 didnt you

(a + b ) ^ 3= aaa + 3 * (aab) + 3 * ( abb) + bbb

I have 3 positions, xxx, and I can assign each one to a or b. How many ways can I do this.

aaa - 1
aab, aba, baa - 3
bba, bab, abb - 3
bbb -1

I've been in this game for a while kiddos

1. LSD is legit. Do yourself a favor and try it at least once. 200ug minimum, don't be a pussy.

2. At the end of the day, rest and recovery are the rate limiting factor in mental performance. You can pump yourself full of caffeine and stimulants all day, but if you aren't getting enough rest you won't be operating at peak performance. This is coming from a guy who has tried basically every nootropic out there. Modafinil works, but it is not sustainable.

3. If you feel tired or groggy all the time, you probably have a health issue you are unaware of. Sleep apnea and food allergies are probably the most common causes of this. Many people go their whole lives not realizing they've been operating at 50% capacity.

ITT: Brainlets who can't into eternal recurrence

>Brainlets: CS, Bio, Chem
>Above Average IQ: Engineering
>Genius: Math, Physics, CS

Prove me wrong

>>8640437
You are spot on with meme magic.
Jews basically figured out meme magic in the desert thousands of years ago.

I'd recommend you search on youtube for Kabbalah rabbis. It's particularly fascinating when you hear them talk about the modern world, politics, ideologies. These guys are able to make remarkable predictions and insights by applying what seems to be completely unrelated esoteric bullshit. It's really quite impressive.

>>8640056
Eastern religions are, in my experience, diametrically opposed to Kabbalah. Kabbalah is about expansion of the ego. Eastern Religions are generally focusing on dissolving the ego.

The end result is essentially the same, but the path getting there could not be more different.

This is how humans play as well. In chess for example, you try to bring the game deep into a board state you are familiar with, but your opponent is not. You can basically play from memory, but you opponent has to calculate moves.

He had a remarkable mind, but his career mostly consisted of incremental work, or low hanging fruit.

For example the von Neumann architecture was already implemented in a working machine before von Neumann wrote his paper. His paper simply described the machine he had visited and offered some minor abstractions/improvements.

>>8534910
>We act on information that is outside our awareness
>Therefore, our awareness is not whole

does not follow.

Your awareness is whole. things that happen outside of your awareness are by definition, not part of your awareness, therefore they have no bearing on the wholeness of your awareness.

>>8532517
>Newton was a physicist who did math
Wrong. He was an alchemist who did physics, who also did math.

>Prototyping
Use Matlab, or python if you are good with it

>Deployment
Python interface to a C++ backend

This is how shit gets done in the real world.

>>8497777
I see Kek is among us
Please show /sci/ the light
This board believes they are scientifically enlightened but they deny biological differences between humans
/sci/ is creationist tier in scientific literacy

>>8491581
This already exists. You are basically training using the sign of the gradient instead of the gradient itself. It's called Resilient Propagation.

Good insight to come up with the idea on your own though.

>>8492278
No... just no... You aren't even wrong, you are just completely confused.

How many of you have intelligent parents?

I was raised by a single mother who worked at a grocery store, and now I'm getting my Phd.

>>8347237
ALERT: Kill yourself.

This is our board now bitch.

Just something for you guys to think about and maybe answer...

So rainbows... Are they a perfect half circle? Is it human perception that shapes them? Can this tie into disproving flat earth theory?

They're just reflected light after all... Im asking about the generic rainbow on the horizon but others are welcome to be discussed.

this is now a frogthread

>>8080760
everyone post frogs