/sci/ - Science & Math

>>12091398
2+4 8+7
carry+add
7 5

>>11471507
>ITT
college kids calling people stupid for taking notes

hopefully, you're programming with concepts/languages not normally in curriculum

>>11465462
Currently, no
but I'm guessing you wanted speculative post from 20-30 yos

>>10653742
prob did a sparse representation; which you should always do with a large space

>>10658745
No, we are not. DNA is the scientific basis. He did not phrase his question using a nonracerealist argument, so that is not what we are discussing.

>>10654369
They have all 46 chromosomes we do, with the exception of an alteration in the 21st pair. That amounts to essentially a 99.99999999% DNA equivalence. How is this even a question?

>>10625808
Brains cheat a lot, using a lot of tricks that trade accuracy in edge cases for speed

>>10472144
of course, there is a whole field dedicated to it, even considering proportions of the head
Its called phrenology

>>10473458
its not taboo
Its pseudoscience based on an arbitrary metric

If you want to be racist about thinking, we'd need neuroscience to develop enough to discover a "gap"
>>>/pol/

>>10413340
lift from planes comes mostly from the motion of air around the wings
Why wont this meme die?

>>10413736
>hating this
Its like you don't even understand the superiority of nippon steel

>>10391443
>not randomizing the weights of your massive rnn until you get a strong AI
or a fuckload of NaN

>>10129253
enjoying the subject
and discipline helps too

>>10069573
Elon Musk and his board of directors

>>10051355
appearance is based on perception, something that is extremely subjective

>>9984863
>Musk claims that his brain-computer interface company, Neuralink, is only 'months' away from announcing a technology that will ultimately allow 'anyone who wants superhuman cognition to have it.'

Must still be Beta testing it.

>>9957112
>You guys told me STEM was the way to go for 100k/year starting
Worked that way for me and a lot of CS majors

Yet /sci/ shits on them despite the large percentage of them on the board, its weird...but not weirder than the Mech E hate

>>9968989
Your brain cheats a lot in school and averages out the colors because he has to maintain a good GPA to get into a top-tier genetic fitness pool

>>9960134
unironically

Internet and media

>>9959129
>Physics is pretty safe

>>9961610
What do they do with their free time?
Any projects they work on?

>>9892836
Linear algebra is so fucking trivial, but yes
That what makes MATLAB useful - and their libraries

Julia stable when?

>>9852726
Except most vegans are vegan largely because they believe its beneficial for them

>>9857246
Why not just implement some computer vision stuff? You'd get both