/sci/ - Science & Math

I study how to ignore dumb threads.

Chemical engineering, specializing in plastics/polymer science.
Regret that I didn't start EE.

too lazy to take a pic but yeah.

random variables and fourier transforms nd shit

im trying to understand Navier-stokes magic atm

>>4413959
mech. eng.?

I'm taking a break after having proved the Riemann Hypothesis.
Might consider doing the Hodge Conjecture next. Some of my corollaries seem to be helpful there as well.

The art of manipulating trolls into believing in their own shit.

>>4413959

Aerospace. I'd like to end up doing research in CFD and fluid related stuff, but of course you can never know

>>4413953
Apparently you need more studying

I SOLVED IT YOU GUYS

>>4413982
Get the fuck out with your babby math.

Detta är precis exakt det område i linjär algebra jag håller på med nu, KTH btw.

>>4413962

>>4413953
Why do every threads I opened, there's always a sage reply in the first comment?

Also, studying Java.

>>4413982

now find the principal axes of the conic!

>>4413982
Oops, that was wrong.
Here's the corrected version.

>>4413990
>java

You're a disgrace for our science board.

>>4413990
>java
reported

Should be studying structural geology, however, I'm here fucking off on 4chan.

>>4413998
>>4413999

Not him, but Java gets so much unwarranted hate from people not knowing a shit about programming. gb2/b/

>>4414004
I also gets a lot of justified hate from people who have good knowledge of scientific computing.
Go educate yourself, kid.

>>4414004
enjoy being a faggot, I dont care, probably has a mac too

>>4413988
UU här

Studying/trying-to-arrive-at similarity solutions to the Navier-Stokes equations and the energy equation for natural convection.

You could have posted anything, OP.
But babby's first linear algebra, seriously?
I mean seriously, dude, seriously?

My jimmies are rustled.

>>4414006
Can you explain?( None of them)

>>4414006
I don't hate you. If I were to, though, I expect it'd be justified.

>>4414015
Explain what? Why java is shit tier?

>>4414016
Fucking typo. You know that it had to be "it" instead of "I".

>>4414014
It's actually our second linear algebra course, but i agree, it's easy as fuck.
>>4414018
>Explain what? Why java is shit tier?
Yes

>>4414018
java is shit tier because
>not object oriented
>not cross-platform
>functional language

I got pHD in java so shut up

MSc EE @ NTNU

>>4414014

Isn't having a knife near you when you're studying a little dangerous?

>>4414021
Java has its uses for web based applets and industrial customer software, no doubt. But for scientific computation the lacking efficiency is intolerable. It is horribly bloated with forced object orientation where it simply isn't necessary, while not allowing to access or manipulate performance on lower levels. The aspect of quickly writing software for users had more weight in the design of java than the usefulness regarding mathematical simulation as it is needed in the scientific context.

Why do I even type this out?
Thread is gonna turn in a trollfest anyway.

dra unyvän

>>4413968

Faggots everywhere...

>>4413968

See >>4414047

Not science. We are not your facebook. OP.

>>4414038
>Hammers are worth less
Why
>Because when you try to screw in a screw with it, it's really inefficient

>>4414060
If you need to screw in a screw, then a hammer is indeed worthless. What's your point?

>>4414066
If you are trying to do heavy scientific calculations, java is the wrong tool.

>>4414066
If you dont want OOP, java is the wrong tool

>>4414068
That was my point. Exactly. I asked him why he needed to repeat my point in childish greentext.

genetics and AI

>>4414077
So what was you point, exactly? That java isn't gods personal programming language which cover ALL fields that a language can be targeted to? Just saying that java sucks and then backing up that statement with the argument that isnt best for everything, really isnt a convincing strategy

Java is good. Not great, not bad, its good. (not a java fan boy)

Im studing how autism and physics are linked. I'm serious, most physicists have some sort of mild autism.

>>4414087
I never sad "java sucks". This would be an opinion (which I happen to share), but opinions are indisputable. All I said so far was that java is not suitable for the application in scientific context.
When keeping in mind that CS majors on /sci/ often say something like "hurr CS is science, hurr CS is math", then it is a shame that they are taught java in their universities.
You are free to keep enjoying your code monky business. That's nothing I have to give a fuck about.

>>4414096
>java is shit tier

Im studing the social sciences.

I have to work on some poems for my literature class.

>>4414095

Everyone has some form of autism.

>>4414096

CS isn't math, but some parts of CS IS mat.

We do have to learn Java in my university, but i learnt that shit in like 2 weeks and the OOP classes for the rest of they year was just a complete waste of time for me.

>>4414107
Only if your vaccinated.

>>4414109

>CS IS mat.

math*

I am a CS graduate. I work as a developer.

>>4414107
Yes, i can see how you would believe that.

Algebra Physics circuits

>>4414119

It's not a belief. It's scientific fact.

>>4414123
>scientific "fact"

>>4414109
Why do you feel the need to act tough over the internet in front of a troll or a physicists/autist. You don't have to defend CS. What is he doing with his life besides posting on 4chan?

>>4414128
Why "acting tough"? He agreed with me.
Come on, bro. You need to try harder, if you want to become a big troll.

>>4414126
What ever makes you feel more normal.

>>4414131
>implying an autist wants to feel normal

Enjoy being jelly of the master race.

>>4414133
>Enjoy being jelly of the master race.
I'm glad you see yourself as not part of our race. You are not normal like us. You cannot behave properly in our society due to the social retardation that comes with autism.

>>4414146
Socially "normal" behavious requires dumbing down on retard level. Impossible for an intelligent person.

Ever noticed a link between autism and child prodigies?

>>4414150
No.

>>4414149
Look folks, we have a real life Sheldon Cooper.

>>4414154
Look folks, you are dumb.

Holy fuck OP.

I have a test in Linear Algebra on what looks like the same stuff in a couple of days AND your prof's name is fucking similiar to mine's.

Weird shit.

>>4414153
90% of them have autism. They are also extremely arrogant just like you.

>>4414158
No one here is arrogant.

>>4414157
Where do you study?

>>4414161
Every person studing physics on /sci/ is arrogant. They usually say that they are superior to everyone else. The extremely unsocial behaviour and and massive arrogance is a strong indication of autism.

>>4414150

Maybe theres a link between the number of child prodigies being autistic but how many autists are child prodigies or display prodigal traits? Much less than 90% I suspect.

It's so inane to think an autistic child = an instant genius.

>>4414166
Stating facts is not arrogant.

>>4414166
They want to believe that. Because they have isolated them selves from all types of other success, it is very important to them that they are correct and best in the only thing they spend time on

>>4414167
I think the inverse

>>4414166
>They usually say that they are superior to everyone else
not understanding what memes are is a stronger indication of autism.

>>4414164
By the looks of it, not even in the same continent.
Canada

>>4414173
You cannot deny facts. Enjoy your buttjelly.

>>4414168
>Typical unsocial behaviour that can be expected from you.

>>4414183
>typical ignorance and jelly from an inferior being

You must be a biologist.

>>4414186
Your need to be right is unhealthy. You are obviously suffering from autism and have a massive ego. I am leaving this thread now. You will probably feel the need to "get the last word in", so go ahead and satisfy your autistic obsessive need.

Does everyone have a linear algebra test in two days. U of T reporting in, lets get some isomorphisms up in this bitch.

>>4414194
Having a massive ego is justified when you know you're better than others. Oh wait, YOU are never gonna know this feel.

>>4414205

Enjoy never having as fulfilling a life as jocks working at investment banks fucking women in their penthouse suites every week.

>I will never know this feel but am unreasonably by this fact

>>4414201
Yes, I have 500 tests this week

Autists are so deluded. They think they are superior for giving up on social skills and have a good intellect in exchange. Well I have both skills. Do you guys even lift?

>>4414245
Who says I give up social skills?
And yes, I do even lift.

>>4414245
I just shredded my lats and put up 345 for 20. Also, my neck sticks out beyond my ears. Also, hnnnnggghhhh.

>>4413948
hey op, studying linear algebra as well...
but with a huge load of watercolors right next to it...can't choose

Pic related. What I'm studying

>>4414245
Dude just leave the autists. Part of being autistic means that they cant understand social interaction. They can't comprehend it, they just can't. There is no need to insult them. They must just understand that they live in a non autistic world.

>>4413948
a lot of my friends are in linear algebra right now. I'll be there in a couple semesters, i'm sure.

>studying PHY II (electric shit)
pretty simple to me

>>4414263

PHY II was pretty simply and boring but I guess if I wanted to see some of the more interesting things we can do with EM I shouldn't have been a phys major. All I got to do was find the potential inside some box and due to parallel plates.

Also, my linear algebra class was easy but didn't do shit for me. We did ONE applied example all semester and it was a biology problem. The prof spent the entire time making us memorize: A basis has the following 329 properties... and then wouldn't explain how it was important in any way. I'm still mad at that class because I spent so much of my QM class time trying to relearn the linear algebra that I actually needed.

>>4414277
sounds like you had a blast

>>4414282
our linear algebra class is all proofs
its a 200 level class yet all we do is proofs...computational shit is left for weekly homeworks and for a couple of problems on the quizzes...the rest: proof problems, proofs of theorems, proofs on quizzes..etc

Trying to get my head around differentiable manifolds. The algebraic tangent space is really freaky.
>>Vector space of derivations of an R-algebra of equivalence classes of functions at a point on a manifold

your mothers butt

mechanics, landau/lifshitz

>>4413948
Medical Image Processing. Lots of linear algebra and stuff.

>>4414586
Any idea of good litterature on the subject?

linear algebra exam next tuesday, reporting in.

ee/math reporting in:
currently studying...
linear algebra, induction proofs, electromagnetics.

Multidimensional NMR techniques

I have a problem.
Some subjets are easy, and end up being too easy and I don't study hard.
The other things, that are hard, seem fucking impossible and I end up not studying them.
And of course, I forget almost everything after 2-3 months.
Physics student btw.

quantum fields, which apparently have no objective reality

>>4416202
All good, you only need to know what you cannot reference immediately.

>>4416212
For example, last term I passed Physics 1 (mechanics) and Analysis (Rn->R, Rm->Rn etc)

I got a 10 in the physics final (december) but right now I feel like I don't deserve it because I don't remember much.

Now I have to study for analysis final, I understand all of the theory but when I see the previous exams I have no idea how to do the exercises. The final exam is in two weeks, and even if I prepare well and do well, I know that I'm going to forget everything again.

I don't know, studying is starting to feel worthless to me. I do want to get a degree, and feel capable but I just don't know.
>sorry for grammar and shit, english is not my native language

> 2012
> Using textbooks and paper

ISHYGDDT

>>4413948
Multivariable Calculus. It's fairly easy, but it takes time.

>mfw I was doing line integrals today, came across a bitch of a function today (e^sinxydx + cos2ydy) and came across Green's theorem.