/sci/ - Science & Math

Is foam liquid or solid?

HIGH SCHOOLERS GET THE FUCK OFF MY BOARD

>>887417
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ree_group

>"a contains b" can mean b is an element of a or b is a subset of a
WHY IS THIS ALLOWED?

>>8640623
stop taking the bait REEEEEE this is supposed to be a smart people board REEEEEEEEEE

>>8615990
>Tn for Tungsten

>>8534069
REEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

>>8002891
>you hear someone say they love java, its great!, its their favorite language :^)

>>7983684
anon makes a point
Outside of academic/corporate cronyism
Why don't we see matlab on wallstreet?
Python certainly exist there.
Why is it that only engineers use it? Because its easier? Its a scripting language, performance really isn't key.
Ah, that's right - they were expected to learn it in school! Classes are named after it! They have engineering toolkits to keep you drawn in!

Thats why pure maths will use shit like lisp or fortran before matlab.
Thats why financial markets and stats people would rather use R or python which is encroaching on its niche.

>people defend this tragic amalgamation of code.
You've been brainwashed; you don't even know you are eating the feces Mathworks hands you on a platter.
>>7978519
>better index slicing
My sides, good one anon. Matlab is even too retarded to have the same indexing operator for its classes

>>7978505
>Matlab can be used for general programming too

>named operators 2 hard 4 me, matlab is simpler :^)
>whitespaces are evil my matlab code with control statements is nested without those!
>>7978646
>start to use nested loops & conditions your code
confirmed for never taking an introductory CS course
>making monolithic code

How do you deal with the fact that most of problems in math are either solved or really hard? There's no room for research unless you're memechizuki or you're willing to think up and solve some irrelevant problem just to publish a shitty article that no one will ever be interested in
i was thinking about a particular problem for some time, today i made a google search and some faggot wrote down the same thing 100 years ago

>your dream has scientific inconsistencies

http://youtu.be/SQmFWYWqTZA

WTF is this shit?

>>6723333
I WAS THERE. IM GONNA TELL THIS MOMENT TO MY CHILDREN

When doing math exams.
How to prevent myself from doing mistakes?
Almost failed yet another exam due to errors.

I know I need to be more rigorous but writing exams gets me all pumped up - oftenly making myself oblivious to my errors, even when I see them.
I helped people with this course - I did almost every assignment flawlessly. What the fuck /sci/

>>6614912
>>6615155

>talking to my older sister
>she says that ghosts are real
>so is mind-reading
>and seeing into the future / fortune telling (with Tarot cards, no less)
>ask her "Why??"
>she says, "Because in the Bible it warns about that, and it wouldn't be in the Bible if it wasn't real."
>mfw she has a Masters degree and an important job with the local school district decide children's futures

This stupid fucking country...