/sci/ - Science & Math

>>11855574
Woah, shit. Sorry, after re-reading what I wrote I realize it came off as really mean.
I wanted it to sound condescending, not mean.

Suppose I wanted to better understand (and possibly eventually implement) the finite element method, applied for structural mechanics and fluid dynamics. Which books should I go to?
I heard of Hughes' "The Finite Element method", but I don't know how good it is. Preferably with examples (and pseudocode) of how it could be implemented on a programming environment, please.

>>9471868

>>9442600
>>9442574

The word research isn't a guaranteed to creating, it is usually a path to answers, sometimes only more questions.
Perhaps conduct some research as to the absurdity of your ideas on enhanced beings. Ill assist heres a great example-
Theres an entire industry dedicated to producing lotions that reduce aging or wrinkles. These industries sell expensive products that are often chemically identical to cheap mineral oil and all they do is trap mostute into dead skin, swelling it temporarily. Then they add things like egg shells or cow hooves and tell consumers that the protein is what their skin needs, but it doesn't restore skin.
That may seem unrelated to you but it isn't, that's the same level of illogical stupidity you're suggesting. What they're saying is that you can fix a mattress by rubbing it with springs. What you're saying is someone should research how to make buildings stronger by filling the ventilation ducts with diamonds.
You need to power down your devices and hit the library, bud.
You can take my word for it because I'm not an inarticulate moron like you.

>>9416751
But my cybersecurity program is math-intensive in regards to encryption and networking. Do you know how to supernet in ipv6? Fuck off, not all IT degrees are memes. The game design students however... jesus christ

>>8237476
>use C++
>For web development

And I thought the meme in pic related was something ironic no one actually ever said.

>>7750869
This.

Hello !

I want to do a generator of labyrinth for a minecraft mod, but I can't seem to find an algorithm that work with full walls, only with a grid of doors.

Where can-I find material that would help me ?

>inb4 kill yourself

>>6987988
What's a good resource for proofs for a newb? I want to follow some simple (not too advanced) proofs on subjects I like. Is there a resource like that? Enjoyable proofs listed by difficulty and subject?

I'm a 4th year CS student and having difficulty following Walter Rudin's "Principles of mathematical analysis"

Am I stupid or should I break into something easier first?