/sci/ - Science & Math

i am doing fine in uni but i struggle with summing/subtracting anything more than two digits or multiplying a single digit numbers that aren't 1 or 10 or 0. it literally takes me like a minute to figure out that something trivial with fractions like 4/8 + 1/2 is 1. is this normal?

>>12090485
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHAHAHAHAHA

>>12072912
I simply rotated the fraction 90° counter clockwise from the anchor point in the middle also known as fraction bar/vinculum, what's the issue?

>>12065671
Step aside faggots:
[math]C=Tree(SSCG(BBG(G)));\
C^C[/math]

>>12057600
If its simple, just do it in 5 mins and show us.

>>11384098
>tfw not living the mathematical lifestyle

What are some of the biggest roadblocks and challenges in robotics and AI right now?

How can they be over come?

>use built-in matlab function

>Bachelors:
Medicinal chemistry, Trinity college Dublin.

>Current:
Phd in materials science, Trinity college Dublin.

>Things you like about it
Pretty comfortable lifestyle. Boss is super friendly. Co-workers are all nice. Do 9-5 then peruse irl interests. Best college in the country with a decent international reputation. Diverse skillset with lots of job prospects

>Things you don't like about it.
Floated through the undergrad degree and did a final year project with a processor in the college which allowed me to stay in the group and continue as a post grad. Never really put much thought into it and now am questioning if this is even really a field I want to work in.

Planning on doing an MsC in programming and going into the tech field, always been a computer nerd and regretted not doing programming after high school. I applied to a prestigious-sounding degree and assumed I'd be set for life. Floated to this point and realised its not that simple. The regrets didn't disappear and the older I get the more I feel like I'm wasting time in the wrong field. I don't want to be in school forever but I might as well use the PhD to save money whilst working on a good resume (albeit in an irrelevant field) and in two more years I will have a bsc and PhD in a good college and can start my delayed entry into the programming world.

It just sucks that I spent 8 years on what essentially is virtue signalling on my resume.

how do I get stimulants in the EU? Do I have to go to a doctor? And what would I tell him?

>suppose

>>9432215
>no proofs
>contain mathematical rigour

>>9430008
can someone explain to a brainlet why that one so complicated?

>>9425302
ok then, how about you give a solution to this easy linear recurrence relation
[math]x_{n+1} = 3.56995 x_n (1-x_n)[/math]

what other things do brainlets do to try to seem smart.

Yes