/sci/ - Science & Math

Gentlemen. I think it's time to #Kode
#Kode with Karlie.
https://www.kodewithklossy.com/

>>11883580
learn2code, wetlab cucks.

>>11055751
>it's a poorly thought out prop for a staged photo
+5, Insightful

>>10636520
>[math]\log(x)\log\log(x)^n[/math]
>[math](\log x)[/math]
>[math]n[/math] a slowly increasing func
>[math]\log\sqrt{\log x}[/math] (scratch scratch)
>[math]{1 \over \sqrt{n}}[/math]
>[math]\sqrt{n}<n[/math]
>[math]{1 \over \sqrt{n}} > {1 \over n}[/math]
>[math]<1 -{1 \over n}[/math]

>>10545735

>>10133112
she's so strong and amazing, and it's so impressive how great she is at koding! #kodewithklossy!!!

>women in stem
can we agree this is just trouble? fucking thirsty bishes scared of the wall have been actively distracting me so much from my work.

t. chadlite

>>9421725
>hit enter a few times at the top
>then again in the middl
>"cd work", "ls", "cd grancher"
>one more complicated "wget" command (though not actually complicated, just more work to memorize)
>a few more empty lines at the bottom
LITERALLY Karlie Kloss tier

>>9409664
>in a coffee shop reading The Book of Proof

>>9409832
thissssssssssssss

when will quantum computer gaming happen?

pic related, me the leet hacker.

>nobody posted it yet

Dem white knighting.
Women are shit tier, most inventors, chess players, mathematicians, brainy people, etc... are males. STEM careers are a female-wasteland.

>>8677031
>featuring karlie kloss

>>8353460
>If you're going to claim that you shouldn't pursue mathematics or science unless you're a genius
I never claimed this, sperglord*. I only said that if you're dumb, you probably won't have mathematical talent. I did not mention a thing about what you should pursue.

>I can state with a high degree of statistical certainty that you're not a genius.
You can? Says who? Where are you getting your data?

>I'll be gracious and say that you're at that top 15% mark.
Thanks.

>1 out of 20 black people have at least a good a chance as you do.
Can you please stop sperging? Again, I didn't mention a single thing about what anybody should pursue.

*Please don't get triggered by this, too, sir. =^)

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