/sci/ - Science & Math

Between "A History of Mathematics" by Carl B. Boyer and Stillwell's "History of Mathematics", which one would you recommend more?

>>11894079
Bullshit the post.

"""Ignoring"""" /pol/ didn't stop it from becoming a de facto shitpost central leaking its trash everywhere. And now that people are getting sick of it, after non-stop, unfiltered garbage by /pol/stray #274838821, suddenly it's the people asking for quality discussion ""''who are the problem""''.


Zoomers, specially zoom/pol/oopas, know they are huge shitposters, post nothing of value, and their bottom line is their pitiful snowflake identity culture war bullshit. They could care less about actual content and discussion, only about thei pitiful internet ego.

Stay the fuck back in >>>/pol/ already. Not a difficult concept to understand.

This guide is really good in my opinion. The textbooks are available on lib.gen so don't even think about buying all that. And remember the chart or reading guide you take it isn't the most important part. Just get the books in this chart or some other non-meme chart and start reading and solving the exercises by yourself. It mostly comes down to studying. You can definitely do it btw.

>>10951220
Absolutely retarded

Check pic related instead

The /sci/ wiki has good recommendations too (for math at least I don't know about the rest) :

https://4chan-science.fandom.com/wiki//sci/_Wiki

What do you guys think about pic related ? It seems more reasonable than the other "math guides" you often see on /sci/.