/sci/ - Science & Math

>>6654583
I used to think Haiti and Hades were the same place.

>ctrl-f quaternion
>no results

>engineering god tier

>comp sci mid tier


Shit makes no sense

How do you live with the fact that you'll never be great enough in any field of STEM to contribute anything significant?

>studying

>>4998180
Yes, in High School

I'm a graduate student and stem cell researcher.

Ask me questions if you want. I'll answer them as I see them.

>geology
>a hard science

Since my question is education-related, i guess /sci/ is the best place to post it:

Basically a few days ago i found out this little mini-game: http://www.sporcle.com/games/g/europe

In 2 evenings i've learned all the countries of the world, heading over to capitals very soon. Since i learn different languages, one more question has risen: is it possible to make a basic typing mini-game, in which you are given a word in English and you had to type it down correctly in another language? Lets say if you type it in correctly, you will be able to try and guess the translation of the next word. If you fail, you will have to start from the beginning.

For me personally this kind of "grinding" method is better when you have to learn a big amount of information.

Does /sci/ know anything about any related games? How would it be possible to make such games myself?

>>3079673
>Tits or GTFO.

>thinks this is /b/