/sci/ - Science & Math

>>8875952

>>8503808
>4. Use a middle initial
>>It'll make you seem intellectual.

wwwWHAT

>>8371475

>>7610086
No you

>>6252756

every single fucking day we have this thread, and every time we have it nothing new or exciting happens other than a good thread being bumped off the frontpage

>>6247731

>>/x/

>>6242672
>>6242672

I'm sure a PhD is useful when running a small business.

Get out, never post on sci again, take your retarded ideas to pol

>>6218612

you fool no one

>>6186814

Are you so retarded that you can't sniff out an obvious joke? Do you seriously think that people on the science board doesn't know of the absolute minimum? Did it not tip you off that no one else reacted like you did?

>>6168248

>Obama is an Israeli puppet.

Back to pol with you you fucking retard.

>>6139927

Enjoying your first day on sci?

>>6134584

Hi /sci/ I need help in C++
I want to know why do we have to put "\0" at the and of a char table?

pic unrelated

>i at least got an 83 on that chem exam
>78
>i was the only one in the class that got the long math problem right
>mfw my class doesn't know how to use the quadratic formula apparently

>responding to obvious troll thread

Programming noob here.
I'm having a problem with Python. I defined a function, but when I type that function, the help popup it displays is for the int() function, not the one I defined, and when I try executing the program, it throws TypeError: 'int' object is not callable at the line where I called my function. What do I do?

>>5567052
>>5567052
>Would the natural world care if we all died?
No, and neither would your mother, faggot.

so i'll assume none of you have gone past college algebra

>mfw all these english majors

>saying cin and not sine
>saying kos and not co-sine
>saying tan and not tangent
>only knowing three trigonometric functions

The past cannot be infinite in time because the now exists.

Therefore infinite fractal universe that always existed.

deal with it.

>mfw it looks just like Twentynine Palms
>I live in Twentynine Palms
>I'm a Martian

>not leaving your answer to 34 decimal places

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Logarithmic_integral_function

>>4622300
>>4622300
You're honestly laughable naive.
>"You assume there is no difference whatsoever between a life that is born with "healthy" genes and a life that is born with "unhealthy" genes... which is scientifically implausible."
Looks like *someone* hasn't taken an elementary philosophy class. In fact, I don't even think you understood what I said, because you didn't even respond to what I said. Pain is relative, and 100% necessary for the development of a human being. My comment was relating to the fact that pleasure and pain are relative, and pain is necessary. You seem to want everybody trapped in a Matrix tube and fed dopamine, because according to your logic the meaning of life is pleasure. This is highly typical pseudo-analytical thinking of someone with no background in philosophy. Please read some existentialism. There is no unified meaning to life, mister.
If you are trying to argue that a consistently happy person is better than a bipolar or depressed or OCD personality, you are first going to have to delve into the meaning of happiness, pain, and life. In the meantime, I'll wait.