/sci/ - Science & Math

>>11512372
help how did you intuite a * b = b * a

>>11511830
teacher: solve 2x + 5 = 5x + 2
american: ok so we use a graphing calculator to plot y = 2x +5 and y = 5x +2 and we see where they cross
english: ok so we subtract 2x from both sides leaving 5 = 3x + 2, minus two from both sides, 3x = 3, devide both sides by 3 and we get x = 1
indian: 2x + 5 = 5x + 2, hmm so two of this magic number has to be 5 greater to equal to 5 of this magic number plus 2, now two of what it has to be greater than to equal the other side produces the plus two on the other side. now 3 of this number being added produces 3x, this means that 3 multiplied by the magic number must be equal to 3, the magic number has to be a third of 3 as we are asking what 3 equal numbers would be to sun to 3

>>11513369
yeah, people who don't set their name to Anonymoos aren't part of the fun

>>9709869
I wonder life would be on them and how radically different or similar it would be to here on earth

>>9710008
Yeah that's what I was implying, sorry I forgot to clarify

>>9709967
>>9709977
Everywhere outside of bodies of water would be habitable, breathable atmosphere, animals and nature would thrive but it's completely alien outside of the cities

>>9709927
It's a trip for an entire month for each world
>>9709933
Sure
>>9709953
No I mean the shit that still makes the planet what it is is still mostly in place, Venus still has acid cloud and metal rain and its, Titans water is methane, Mars has fluctuating temperatures and Europa and Enceladus are freezing

Hypothetical future, Places like Europa, Titan, Mars, Venus, and Enceladus, are now habitable for whatever reason and we've established colonies and cities.
But certain minor setbacks are still in motion like Acid clouds and Methane lakes, etc.
Given the chance, would you want to live or even visit?

>>9443409
>questions aren't to the point. often the answer to the question is clearly "sometimes" or both yes and no for multiple part questions
I agree with this but autism is very much a science thing, social or not.

https://aspietests.org/raads/questions.php

Also,
>post your score
>post your degree

pic related for score
Bachelors in Computer Science, 2017

>tfw Computer Science, 21, 0, 0

>>8489278
>be a cs professor at a typical state university
unironically my dream

>>8489180
what if I want to build an AI waifu?

>>8489071
>computer scientists jobs
>computer scientist
the only jobs they're losing are that of being a programmer, aka a "code monkey", who has absolutely no say-so in what they're working on

Software Engineers will remain project managers because Pajeets don't have that skillset and are brown.

by the way, a "computer scientist" works in a research setting in either academia or industry. Those jobs aren't going anywhere I hope

>>8458035
>its perfectly normal for (x,y) to have x
I mean, if you're going to be a smartass, at least try to come off as a bit more intelligent

>>8457994
Ex Machina

I literally just jotted the notes for the first implementation of mine, although I'm not really aiming for it to be "human level"

I even named her. Is that weird?

>>8445627
Can we skip the posturing and just post the lewds already?

>>8445596
The only legitimate subject I've ever looked up on YouTube was math and that was just for curiosity or if I needed to know how to solve a particular type of question set up

>>8443329
>i really have no problem with chemistry other than the undergraduate classes and doing it
Holy fuck, this is me
>actually start to understand the intuition behind all things chemical after a few courses
>hands like Marty McFly ensure labs are gonna be a bitch forever more
There were days where I'd literally wish to die in a car wreck on the way to lab

>>8442740
>take intro stats course to fill out electives despite already completing math minor
>professor calls x a random variable despite it actually being a function
raging like never in my life

>>8443303
>>>/v/

>>8442865
>tfw you want to study CS because you like algorithms and math
this is me. I started off in math because I liked logic and operations but ended up in CS because it allowed me to build entire arbitrary systems. I just go to class and am genuinely intrigued by neat algorithms based in math and optimization while classmates are literally "man, fuck theory, I'm gonna bury my bad grades in CSS, PHP, Node.js and show these professors what success is"

>>8436029
>It can't be some stupid gender psychology or cultural problem
no, its pretty much exactly some shape or form of those two concepts