/sci/ - Science & Math

that's a lot of B's

Did you really just post this twice.

>>9712298

>>9712306
Bs cuz lazy.

holy shit who the fuck cares kill yourself

>>9712298
>Math major
>Useless

>>9712308
Are approximations just something everyone has to get over or are some naturally unphased by them?

>>9712298
I piss on your degree

>>9712366
No u brainlet
>>9712640
>t.patheticundergrad

>>9712298
>B in calc 1
>B in discrete math
Are you retarded? I'm serious, how is it even possible for someone to be that dumb?

>>9712708
got a 4 on the AP exam when I was a sophmore in HS
>>9712708
Our discrete math was not babby's first proof based class.

Okay god now what do we do

>>9712712
Neither was mine retard. You should be able to get an A in a rigorous discrete math class or a hand wavy one. And a low B in differential equations? are you handicapped?
I took calc 2 when I was HS sophomore age, I dropped out freshman year to start college early. Those AP exams are an absolute joke

>>9712718
C O N N E C T
T O
T H E
W I R E D

>>9712712
I just read the rest of your retarded post. I'm a CS and pure math double major too. I got A's in every one of those classes you listed. (I'm not perfect of course, i got an A- in biology for example) And I'm not an animeposter. How does it feel knowing that I'm literally a superior version of you?

>>9712721
Diff eq itself isn't hard, just a lot tedious algebra mistakes fucked me, its whatever though, I get good grades in proof based courses that's all that matters :^)

>>9712728
>A- in bio
no you didn't.

>>9712729
>tedious algebra mistakes
You have to be brain dead to make algebra mistakes such that you get a low B. Yes, of course proofs are more important than computations, but you shouldn't be proud of your ineptitude.

>>9712298
Kek he thinks he is the real shit
Come back when you've made something useful for society using your knowledge

>>9712731
When your prof docks half of the points for algebra mistakes its not that easy, also again
>A- in bio
Bio is the easiest science, its glorified memorization, brainlet.

>>9712733
>Contributing to soceity
>society filled with thots, brainlets and normies
nah fuck that I will just work as a programmer and make 6 figures.

>>9712735
Exactly, your same point about algebra mistakes applies to mine with biology. I got an A- by exactly one point (out of around 800 for the course). But it's not a big deal because biology is a joke. It was hard to care about it. Memorization requires you to at least put the requisite work in. I feel stupid bragging so here's my real point: There are dozens, hundreds even, of people who have taken those exact courses and got A's on all of them. You're not special. The fact that you can't even pull an A- average in courses for your own major doesn't bode well. Perhaps you'd be better in a different field? This thread is embarrassing and you're in need of a reality check, fortunately I'm sure one is coming soon. It's a wonder how so many geniuses with imposter syndrome and brainlets like you can exist simultaneously.

>>9712746
Algebraic mistakes are different as its applied rules to a problem, if we want to be technical I would have a 4.0 average as a CS major, I don't pull As cuz most of the time unless I care about how something directly relates to CS/a subset of math I care about I don't bother with it as much (my Linear algebra prof was prob one of the most inspirational teachers along with the dept. chair of CS at my uni). Also, I doubt you are one of them or that even 5% of this board has even passed calc 2.

>>9712748
Is it really so hard to believe that someone did well in undergrad math? Why would I lie about that on an anonymous forum?
>I don't pull As because I don't care.
Sure whatever, that's your prerogative, and you're probably correct that they don't exactly matter, but don't then brag about your mediocre grades. Also I hope you're not planning on going to grad school because you need better grades than that to get into a good institution.

>>9712748
I just had my final for calc 2 today, 5 hours ago to be precise, it lasted for an hour and fifty minutes past that

>>9712750
desu, our calc 3 class had a drop rate of 50% and a average of 70% same with complex analysis with a 60% droprate and an average of like 68%, I still don't know how far I honestly want to go with pure math, I appreciate it way more than calc cuz it explains why we can do so many of the things we take for granted but when considering the job market for it and how much of a bitch complex analysis as a whole was I don't know, it feels like I am trying to turn a hobby into a degree/career pivot that can help me get into ML/ neural net, here's hope abstract algebra and topological algebra is more interesting.

>>9712767
I can't see myself doing anything other than pure math so I don't know about that. Those averages are pretty typical. My calc 3 prof was a brainlet and kept making mistakes, I emailed him 7 times about corrections to answer keys, and I got 103% in the course (I always complete the extra credit to increase my understanding). I see your point about only caring about courses that matter for you, but I put my all into everything I take because I enjoying pursuing knowledge. But for the love of god stop bragging about fucking slightly above average grades.

>>9712774
>I enjoying pursuing knowledge
>mfw
I shouldn't stay up so late.

>>9712774
Lol, our calc 3 prof would make constant algebra mistakes and talk more about how hard it is to be a women in math. I only brag cuz I know if I tried I would get higher grades, got like a 2150 on my SAT and a 35 out of 36 on my ACT all the apfags would always consider me lesser cuz I was a slacker back in hs 3.2 gpa and shit but when I btfo'd all of them it felt good :^)

>>9712781
Yeah sure, but the "smart but lazy" thing isn't a good look. It's not very likable. My calc 3 prof put anime references into the study guides, he was this kind of awkward asian. He was in his 20's with a professorship so he must be smart but he sucked at algebra and calc 1. I suppose that strengthens your earlier point. Don't brag on 4chan, it's been around for a long time, and a number of kids who shitposted on /sci/ in high school are now tenured faculty and much more accomplished than you. You'll always be humbled by this shit hole. There's a reason they say 4chan is smart people pretending to be dumb.

>>9712786
>anime references
did he teach out of one of those anime manga math guides? If so he is /ourguy/.
I also doubt the whole 4chan 4d chess meme, look at /pol/ and all the stupid shit that goes on in /sci/ alone.If the people who are actually 6 gorillion IQ or some shit are on here they definitely are not the ones who post that often if at all.

>>9712793
He put a picture of Kamina from TTGL in a study guide. And some normie shit in other ones.
There are a lot of retards here, but it's true that you never leave and there are a lot of people who are now accomplished. Less professors and more people like doctors though. (inb4 you say doctors are brainlets).

>>9712298
>be me
>get A's in all of those classes
While you are sitting there jerking off to that mediocrity, better minds are pushing further.

>>9712298
>Kneel before your god brainletfags.

>>9712298
I really hope this is an unironic post, it makes me feel better about myself for not being such a retarded autist who gets a rush by showing off his B's.

>>9712796
"Calc 3 will be the spear that will pierce the heavens"

>>9712803
More like "believe in the me that believes in you" stuff. He wrote the study guide from the perspective of whatever character, it was kind of funny once I got over how embarrassing it was.

>>9712811
If I ever become a math prof this is how I want to go out, also have a bunch of weeb shit in my office so no one ever comes.

>>9712815
There was also other stuff like "You may use all 6 sides of a 8x5 notecard", at least he kept a sense of humor even if he was shit at teaching.

>>9712817
You ever ask him if he went on the chans?

>>9712819
He struck me as a redditor, one of the study guides had a doctor who reference and another had a futurama reference (which isn't bad but also isn't really 4chan either).

>>9712308
>always rounds to the nearest dozen

>>9712298
None of those are impressive marks, you got Bs in everything that wasn't highschool level *and* a B in calc 1.

>double major
>no postgrad
>still undergrad

>>9712298

I got similar grades to you in many of those classes and I'm fucking retarded OP. Probably sub 100 IQ. Sorry you had to find out this way.

>>9712793
It's so bad here that /sci/'s median IQ is probably lower than that of /pol/, probably because half this board are redditards.

>>9713344
That norwegian IQ thing said I had a 125 IQ tho.

>>9712298
>be me
>get As in 1st year courses
>get Bs in 2nd year courses
wow the next tao posts on /sci that's crazy

>>9712311
> because lazy

That’s what every brainlet says, including myself