/sci/ - Science & Math

>>15911715
>wanting to give up on all the hard work conscious humans did in the past
p-NPC detected

>>15886521
>>15886509
I imagine it's hard to do iterative design when you can only test in simulation

>>15886388
sage goes in all fields

>>7734126
>Reminder: /sci/ is for discussing topics pertaining to science and mathematics, not for helping you with your homework or helping you figure out your career path.

>If you want advice regarding college/university or your career path, go to /adv/ - Advice.

sage goes in all fields

>Scientifically speaking, [question that's irrelevant to the board]
fuck you nigger

>>12400612
the function [math]f : D \subseteq [-10, 10]^2 \to [-10, 300][/math] defined by the mapping [math](x,y) \mapsto f(x,y)[/math] where [math]f(x,y)[/math] is defined pointwise for every valid [math](x,y) \in D[/math] by the OP image.

sage goes in all fields

>>12388499
Stop feeling compelled to reply to off topic bait.

>118 replies in a fucking >>>/x/ tier thread

not science or math, stop posting that fraud here

>>12141179
a thread died for this

>>12138882
Just sent you an email. Check your spam filter

>>12138544
lmao imagine not knoeing what foss software is in 2020

>>12102450
Yes.

>>12102426
>when science improves cosmetic change.
no motivation to
bad thread as usual

>this shill thread again

library genesis

>>12072728
>using capital letters
>>/reddit/

>>12063382
>summa cum laude with a degree in physics and a minor in math
if he graduated from a shitty diploma mill not hard at all.

>>12058312
wow such facts and logic

>>12064620
>outperform all other living physicists combined
lol, no.

based undergrad poster

>>12061427
>>12062122

>>12045102
this
schizoposters btfo