/sci/ - Science & Math

>catch Covid
>finally passes
>breath constantly feels short
What the fuck did Covid do to my respiratory system?

I want to go back to glass

Do you guys learn better by reading or by watching videos/courses?

Me personally I prefer video instructions. I get too easily distracted when reading books and am unable to visualize some of the concepts explained

I am not insane
Your dick starts to smell differently if you haven't jacked off in 2-3 days and I haven't seen this phenomenon discussed anywhere
No it is not related to cleanliness

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>>11521674
Reset your IP and clear your browser data.

>natural selection isn't about the species getting better, it's about the weak ones dying
What the fuck bros

20 weeks in 140 days
5 months in 20 weeks
150 days in 5 months

How big of a difference is between a person who only finished HS and one who finished university?

>professor starts playing a popsci video

>the chinese girl crushing on me sent me the solutions of a difficult assignment

I'm so fucking tired of the Chinese mafia having access to ecery fucking ressource ans getting ahead while I get depressed trying and failing

Alrighty, Einsteins. If you are so smart then explain why niggers and roasties must die. And elaborate on why chads and staceys should be burned alive faggots

Lamy cp1 fountain extra fine

So /sci/ does this mean than telepathy is real?

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/m/pubmed/27013696/

https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/7859615/

>Cost of 1 (one) year studying at Caltech
>over 70,000 USD

How do Americans afford this?

>[math]a\left(\aleph_\alpha\right) \,+\, b\left(\beth_\beta\right) \,+\, c\left(\gimel_\gamma\right)[/math]

Any one on the street is possess some form of light mental illness, their is such a an abundance of programs that you could be placed into a domicile within a week. They are out because they enjoy it.
T section 8 landlord

>lay on bed
>windows closed
>door shut
>not moving
>zero airflow
>hear a plastic bag moving coming from behind me
>plastic bag is perfectly stable, has been there for months and is too thick to bend from a spider crawling on it

We have [math]\left(x^2\,-\,y\right)^2 \,=\, x^4 \,-\, 2\,y\,x^2 \,+\, y^2 \,\geqslant\, 0[/math] then [math]2\,y\,x^2 \,\leqslent\, y^2\,+\,x^4[/math], and [math]x^2\,>\,0[/math] hence [math]2\,y \,\leqslent\, \frac{y^2}{x^2}\,+\,x^2[/math].

mfw /sci/ legit couldn't do OP's homework

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2017/10/12/yellowstone-supervolcano-may-blow-sooner-than-thought-could-wipe-out-life-planet/757337001/

why is C++ so popular on /sci/? It's an inordinately complex language. Some good quotes i've seen:
"If you think C++ is not overly complicated, just what is a protected abstract virtual base pure virtual private destructor and when was the last time you needed one?" – Tom Cargill and the rest here http://harmful.cat-v.org/software/c++/
It seems most people who don't dislike C++ view it as C with classes, and actually know very little about the language's many, many ````features''''. If you are working on a large collaborative project, you will need to know the features used by your colleagues in order to maintain their code, and C++ programmers notoriously use every arcane feature they can remember in any given situation. I don't see why you don't just use C

>sit in on thermodynamics class to see how much of a joke physics classes are
>professor says "degrees" Kelvin