/sci/ - Science & Math

What is up with those Galluim supercomputers? Are there self aware AIs on the net?

Would some of you fine gentleman please stop by here:
>>>/sp/29534003 to shed some light on a marthematical issuem before /sp/artans embarrass themselves any fuhrer?

why does oil make my paper transparent?

if((a||b)==(1||0))

The long form would be
if((a==1)||(a==0)||(b==1)||(b==0))

Would the condensed version be valid in C/++/Java?

Hello /sci/,
This is my third year in a state college and my major is computer science but quite frankly I'm not going anywhere nor am I enjoying what I'm doing. I have a low GPA and I'm still taking introductory courses. I was looking through the curriculum of ITT Tech for Information Systems Security and it seems a lot more interesting to me. I’m still trying to figure out what I want to do with my life. Do any of you have any experiences with this type of institutions? Would it be a wise decision to switch schools? How much credibility would a bachelor’s of science from this school have once I am looking for a job? Keep in mind that I come from a working class family so financial aid pretty much pays for my school at the moment so I don’t know how it would be affected. Thank you for your input.

>>1252331
questions are with pictures up until the free internet.
If you answer, without being a troll, i will give you a cookie for participating.

>Q: Why are raindrops shaped like tears?

A: The water molecules are polar, so they want to turn to the polar magnetic field of the Earth. But when the molecules begin moving toward the magnetic field, the Coriolis force makes them turn upward In the southern hemisphere, raindrops look like upside-down tears.

>Q: Why does glass flow down old windows but not new ones?

A: Anything made out of glass is disturbed by waves at its resonant frequency. In old windows, the resonant frequency was often the same as the frequency of sunlight. New windows are designed not to have this problem.

>Q: Why are eggs easier to balance on the day of the equinox?

A: At the summer equinox, the Earth is at its closest point to the Sun. This means that the Sun and the Earth pull on the egg in precisely opposite directions. The forces from the Earth and Sun cancel each other out, so the egg has zero angular momentum.

>Q: Why is our galaxy expanding?

A: The stars in our galaxy are close enough together that once in a while, one star passes in front of another and blocks its gravity. Every time this happens, the galaxy expands a little.

>Q: Why does tapping the side of a pop can keep it from frothing over when opened?

A: Pop cans explode because the carbon wants to get out of the can. When you tap the can, some of the carbon hits the side of the can and combines chemically with the aluminium.