/sci/ - Science & Math

Hey /sci/

Could someone explain how binary multiplication works please? I don't really understand it. I can convert decimal and hexadecimal to binary easily but I don't understand how the multiplication works.

Let's say I have 110.101 x 111.1

How would I go about solving that?
Thanks in advance.

>trying to pick a rotation lab
>all the qt3.14 profs have boring research topics
>all the cool research is done by chinks and indians

>mfw I have an O-chem final tomorrow

hold me sci

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God how horrible. To spend your life, devoted to study, shunning social interaction, love, partying, and the joys of living for a promise. A promise that your incessant work and study would lead to making real contributions to the base of human knowledge.

To wake up every day and have to think of your wasted youth, wasted 20s. And then only getting work in fucking call centre getting shit on by the angry ignorant masses. :(

I'd probably off myself as well.

>Tfw you know you're not smart enough to get into grad school. Or medicine or any other professional discipline such as those.

What the fuck am I supposed to do with my life /sci/? I feel so lost and mediocre. Does anyone else know this feel?

recrystallization from plants that contain dmt is by far the easiest way to do. 1000s of plants from all around the world produce dmt, look up the whats around you and get tripping. (buy lots of naptha)

Are there any pure science majors that don't require grad school? It looks like all of them do.

Is engineering reserved for people with natural intelligence? I'd like to go into ChemE or EE but I doubt I'm even remotely intelligent enough.

You see within the actual sciences it is but friendly ribbing. Now engineers, there is the group of plebs we really hate.

Hey /sci/, I'm currently almost through my first year at uni but over the course of the entire year I've grown more and more weary of my studies and literally do not care about it at all any more, I'm speechlessly bored with all of the course content and I pretty much completely neglected my final exams which I'm currently sitting. This is coming from someone who got 99.90 in their HSC (Australian school finals) and decided to go straight to uni instead of take a year of for travel. I'm switching degrees next year from Arts/Law to Science/Law in the hope that this will reinvigorate my interests/passions in studying but I'm growing increasingly sceptical that this will happen.

Please help, what do I do??? :( :(

Engineer requires a higher degree of autism, it's not really harder, you just have to be sub human in certain aspects to do it.