/sci/ - Science & Math

>>12697989
>>12698040
hey anon, I reread the question and realized that you probably can't compute the convolution directly, since you'd have some horrendous prefactors like 2^100 and the like... and I don't really study this stuff so I don't know what the common approximation strategies are. Sorry.

>>11942043
>Fuck Python and fuck CS. Im better than those codemonkeys.
>Next class is physics and thats what Im here for anyway
>Physics lecture
>Alright class take out your laptops
>oh_no.png
>Im sure you already have the pip package manager installed so go to cmd and use pip to install PyPi.
>mfw
>Cute girl next to me laughs and looks to me
>"He's such a funny professor right anon? I mean who doesnt already have PyPI installed?"
>Uhh what is pip
>She turns away in disgust
>30_min_later.png
>Alright class so your homework is to create a very simple parabolic motion simulation in Python using PyPi
>man fuck this CS shit stuffing its dick everywhere. My next class is math.
>Fuck physics and fuck cs man. Math is the only actual pure subject left

How the fuck do I generate a square wave with a period of 1s in Matlab?

how long before this schizo shoots up a school and /sci/ is on MSM being portrayed as an autistic incel community?

>>9979652
I was a teacher for a few years.

Every single retarded "innovation" you read about has the singular purpose of trying to magic black students into not being so fucking stupid since there is a glaring achievement gap between African Americans and basically everyone else - even Latino students.

The Harvard School of Education has spent the last forty years trying to figure out how to extract light from cucumbers.

Just how important is Calculus of Variations for a physicist? I don't enjoy it.

Do you feel as though your parents and family members held you back as a child? Like...when they compared academic excellence to social development and chose to encourage the latter?
>"Whatever mom and dad. Now I hate everyone and my brain is all fucked up."
Tfw I ended up in comp-sci. On a side note, can I do anything to remedy my botched mental faculties? Is my whole development fucked?

>>8846863
>reads question
>begins to cry
trigger warning next time please op...

There is no /psy/ board so I'm post here in hopes that someone with some knowledge in psychology will view it.

I am very vulnerable to all sorts of stimuli. Touching me makes me feel invaded, tickling me physically hurts. My hearing is very sensitive and I am very sensitive to light. I can only focus on one thing at a time. I never understood social ques or hints, like sarcasm. In elementary school I used to follow a person around and didn't understand that they didn't want me around at all because they were very not very direct about it, things like that happened a lot. I would've stopped being a creep if I knew. I've kept my distance ever since.
I tend to ramble on without realizing the other person in the conversation doesn't care, just to get every last detail down. So I've learned to shut up ever since.
I'm easily distracted and can only focus on things I'm very interested in. I memorize things again and again. I have obsessed over things to the point of printing out hundreds of photos of them just to admire them. I pace and I fidget and fiddle constantly, it takes up most of my day. I gag on certain textures of food. I used to use my forefeet to walk, I stopped though because it looks creepy. I have a lot of trouble understanding other peoples motives and views for things, and can't really empathize with them. But when I DO empathize I get very very sucked into that role, I think I relate to characters and people to much and start worrying about what I'd do then.

1/2

>>8529981
>pre-med who failed gen chem thinking she knows what actual chemistry is

I have approximately 12 hours to learn the entirety of college algebra. Is this possible, /sci/?

>>8497582
How the fuck is this scary?

Hello, /sci/. /adv/ is useless and being philosophical "lmao do wat u wanna do", problem being I don't know what I want to do.

I've been in Compsci Networking, basically Cisco and Microsoft stuff for almost a semester now and I've slowly realized that despite all my work ethic I have absolutely 0 interest in my program and its courses. I love my physics and calc courses, (generic calc 1 and basically AP Highschool physics course) but I hate the namesake classes of my program and I need to switch.

I really love math but at the same time I realize that while I'm smart enough to reach into the high levels of it I'm no where near passionate enough to make a difference, salary is also an issue. I've decided to switch into an engineering but I really have no idea what they're like aside the terrible course descriptions my uni and wikipedia give.
I'm pretty set on Aerospace or Photonics.

My question is what distinguishes these engi's and is the "math for engineering" classes being dumbed down pure math classes meme a meme or true? Also better descriptions than the Psuedo English Wikipedia offers would be great, thanks.