/sci/ - Science & Math

If you're trying to find Pi why not just divide the circumference by the diameter? :/

>>5536984
Learning calculus and LaTeX.
Is that XP?

>>5537009
> pic not related

Continue writing my PhD thesis, should finish around April, then wait for reviews, get degree maybe September/October.

On Friday finished translating publications (native lang. is not English), now I have to connect all the parts and fill the missing calculations.

Saturday - wrote additional 6 pages in LaTeX to the final PDF...

calc 3 midterm is coming up. main focus of my studying will be squeeze theorem proofs, ins n outs of differentiability/chain rule/directional derivative, and getting familiar with all the definitions/proofs in those topics.

got the next week off (reading week) and the break is really sorely needed

Trying to understand dynamic memory allocation with multi-dimensional arrays.

>>5537077
I mean I have been trying to solve practise problems with these concepts

>>5537084
>>/g/

>>5537089
I visit both.

Been working with nanotech stuff in a microbiology lab. Nothing much else; studying for biochem exam next week.

just keeping it real

$y=\lim_{x\to\x_0}f(x)$ for $x_0$ a limit point of the domain $D$ means $\forall m \exists n$ such that $|x-x_{0}|<\frac{1}{n}$, $x\not=x_0$, and $x\in D$ implies $|f(x)-y|<\frac{1}{m}.$

>>5536984
Having a wild dance party with fellow grad students (and yes, there were a lot of girls)! BOOYA!!

>>5537104
girls aren't science

Project proposal for some geochemical exploration

>>5537099
guess I fucked up
<span class="math">y=\lim_{x\to\x_0}f(x)[/spoiler] for <span class="math">x_0[/spoiler] a limit point of the domain <span class="math">D[/spoiler] means <span class="math">\forall m \exists n[/spoiler] such that <span class="math">|x-x_{0}|<\frac{1}{n},[/spoiler] <span class="math">x\not=x_0[/spoiler], and <span class="math">x\in D[/spoiler] implies <span class="math">|f(x)-y|<\frac{1}{m}.[/spoiler]

Putting together a new tower. You like, /sci/?

Was a a conference last week.

Work I should have done today: choose a few talks among those I attended to, and prepare a few slides for each talk so that I can give a brief sum-up in my lab's next group meeting.

Work I actually did today: choose the talks I am going to sum up...

>>5537104
reported

>>5537127
I think the fan goes on the CPU, not the case.

Is that a Zotec?

>>5537191
lol'd
hope it's a troll pic

>>5537191
>>5537216
Trolls trolling trolls?
You put a fan on the CPU and the tower, you may want to dissipate the warm air inside the tower.

>>5537270
Troll trolling trolls trolling trolls?
The case's fan doesn't have a huge heat sink like that because it's only supposed to give an airflow. Having a heat sink here is completely useless if you think even for a second about the heat flow it involves. Just open any god damn computer and you'll see that the CPU fan has a big heat sink while the fans that aren't right on some "important" component have no sink and only contribute to the airflow. The only fan larger than 80mm that has a heat sink is the CPU fan unless you have a gaming graphic card (in which case it may even have two 80mm fans with some kind of heat sinks).

Is that some mother fucking LISP?

I love LISP so much I wrote my own interpreter for it and then wrote my own text editor in it and then wrote my own operating system with my own text editor with my own version of LISP

>>5537307
I have, too, created an entirely own version of Lisp. <3

>>5537307

three kinds of /sci/ posters
1) those that are doing something, and not posting
2) those that are posting their homework
3) weeaboos that watch too many youtube videos

purifying plasmid :|