/sci/ - Science & Math

>>12346697
Excuse me, ...

>>9593443
>CS ... too

But Richard Stallman has a BSc in Physics from Harward (He dropped out PhD)

Stallman is praised on >>>/g/
and one of the most famous programmers / computer hackers.

But He was originally a Physics BSc.

>>9547479

The hacker Richard Stallman is venerated in /g/

But remind that He is a BSc in Physics.
Not a PhD but a fucking BSc!
Yet is better in coding than most CS PhDs in World.

And there are many more examples like this.

Bill gates - Math Dropout
Elon Musk - BSc in Physics
Steve Jobs - EE Dropout.
Mark Zuckerberg - CS Dropout
Brendan Eich - created Javascript- MSc in Math
Dennis Ritchie - created C & Unix - PhD in Math
...

>>9105869
Programming

>>9061102
This Hacker & Physics BSc is praised as God on /g/

Richard Stallmann
>en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Stallman

This guy did a Just a BSc in Physics (at Harvard), dropped out a PhD in Physics (at Harvard) & starting working for MIT CS Lab as a Hacker

He became Hacker, founded GNU & Free Software Foundation

He got an A in Harvard Math 55, the Hardest Undergraduate Course in the World (Just like Dark Souls)
>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Math_55

>>9053503
For Example Richard Stallman.
>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Stallman
Famous Hacker, programmer & free software activist.

Harvard BSc in Physics where he attended Harvard Math 55, the hardest undergraduate class in the world, with A grade.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Math_55

He was also a PhD student in Physics at Harvard. But he then dropped out.

He then continued working as Hacker at MIT's laboratory of Computer Science & Artificial Intelligence.

>>9053503
For Example Richard Stallman.
>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Stallman
Famous Hacker, programmer & free software activist.

Harvard BSc in Physics where he attended Harvard Math 55, the hardest undergraduate class in the world, with A grade.
https://en..>>9053508
wikipedia.org/wiki/Math_55

He was also a PhD student in Physics at Harvard. But he then dropped out.

He then continued working as Hacker at MIT's laboratory of Computer Science & Artificial Intelligence.

This is all so confusing to me. I never understood inequalities in school until I made up "my own one", which was that the arrow points to the smaller value. None of this "crocodile" or "X eats Y" bullshit.