>>311439 I did bad on it in school and had to repeat a year even though I excelled in other subjects to the point other people thought I was some sort of genius, I simply can't get into math. Funnily enough, normgroids still thinks I'm smart just cause I can count and sum things fast and do some stuff like percentage. I will never forgive mathematics. Fuck math.
>>311445 Yes I said this and think like this and I also look like this, thank you. I'm a genius my nigga and it's the world's fault for not being the way I want.
a = a true a /= a false a is any number real or not real o algo real: any number that's not unreal unreal imaginary: sqrt(-a) o algo 1 = 1 true 1 /= 1 false ax=0 is true if either a or x or both are 0 have I won
people who study math for its own sake must be real spergy doe but at the same time possibly the most interesting people on the planet even doe still spergy and unapproachable
>>311463 socially directed motives (mating prospects, status, looking cool etc), simple survival, or household affairs, beyond which most people don't see, with math for application only vs GIGASPERG the eccentric Logic Machine's interest in pure math with unlimited enthusiasm for SNCA, a powerful sight
>>311473 i am b.eng in electrical engineering and everything above "Serious Math {" is familiar. i also learned complex analysis and a few others below serious math in 2nd year and later of my udnergrad degree but everything applied after complex analysis i doubt i could do reliably today. some of the ones like control theory and boolean algebra should not be that deep and its just trolling. probability and random signals and discrete signal processing was difficult in later years
since ive been in industry for more than 5 years i rarely apply math directly, except in 'back-of-the-envelope calculations' but i still know i could use what i learned in university in the context of electricity and magnetism, and maybe in automotive context for fluid dynamics and thermodynamics too. in industry i mostly just apply the electrical codes and applicable nuclear standards and there is minimal thinking unless something breaks. for example, when i was performing an arc blast claculation for a work package on live electrical equipment it was a simple taylor series approximation based on geometry of the circuit breaker cabinet and the electricity, and a few other calculations. >>311474 idk why non-electrical engineers need fourier-laplace tbh. arent you a software engineer
>>311476 medtoddlers need not reply, men are talking
this is the extrapolation or whatever, mainly used in researches the straight line is a predicted, theoritical increasing value after applying certain conditions to the samples, the dots are the samples used in the research, the more aligning the dpts are to the line the more accurate amd valuable the research is. theres nothing "advanced" about it the values may require lotta mathwork so there are online tools to do it, like P-value calculator or whatever, its not "Ai"
>>311482 straight line is a function, its your theory in the research, for example, you believe all binters are sexy, so you think the more time spent lurking and posting the gayer binter gets, here your function can be drawn like picrel then you want to prove this, so ask binters how many times they fapped to yaoi(your gay values) and how many time they spend on bint(the other picrel) there you see that theyre aligning with your theory, so its accurate
>>311483 >>311484 ah yeah obviously if you are processing signals you need time - frequency domain transformations thats not software engineering related and i must have misremembered
>>311485 this is precalculus rise/run slope line of best fit i thought you were joking before extrapolating randomness is a literal impossible oxymoron thats designed to noobtrap retards into exposing themselves as having "studied" a clearly pointless concept
>>311491 things that will actually land midwits a job interview in nuclear industry are knowing n299 nuclear quality assurance and iso 9001 mostly chicks work in those supply chain departments so it's pretty easy to land a nuclear job in those roles without formal engineering education
>>311494 i would not nuke the earth because the peoples and cultures i would want to evaporate are better suited as slaves (or whatever is the politically correct term, like temporary foreign worker or whatever) and their wealth extracted to suit my ethnocentrically aligned country
>>311498 You need to pick the side of good and light because right now what you're saying makes me imagine you laughing maniacally while thunder crashes in the background and you scream "the plan... it's working!" basically. if i were a scrappy hero like luke skywalker and heard you talking about your plan to enslave third worlders i would be like "i won't let you do that! those people deserve freedom!"
anyways what are your thoughts on solarpunk and the integration of elements of nature and plant life in urban infrastructure such as using climbing gardens to sustainably regulate temperature and air quality
>>311500 foreigners want to be slaves they cross the ocean to work for minimum wage and live in squalor under harsh taxation schemes. this is considered freedom. 1/3 of canada's population in the last 10 years is third worlders nearly completely working in unskilled positions, but also on welfare, and in criminality. if they were actually given a chance to be real slaves and cultivate the uncultivated and pay taxes whilst living in a home and community they built (as slaves) they would be much happier. this is how european nations formed after all... unironically my position is that literal slavery is moral when compared to modern defacto slavery and people who disagree are mostly ignorant to how immigration programs work its not evil or good it is realistic. i don't care about the welfare of the entire world compared to the welfare of my ingroup and myself. it is immoral and traitorous to care more about foreigners than your ingroup. >integration of hobby gardening is fine but its laughable to think it could change the world sounds like typical green government scam for kickbacks and justifying imbalanced budgets
>>311477 tell the truth, you want to be always a step ahead of pajeets
since indians are active in the computing tech, canadian mima had to learn all this so he can intellectually annihilate pajeets under mathematical knowledge
>No, you can't call them "oneteen" and "twoteen". >No, you can't call them "firsteen" and "seconteen", either. >No, you absolutely cannot call them "uniteen" and "duteen", either! >JUST LISTEN, GOY! >ELEVEN AND TWELVE GET THEIR OWN SPECIAL WORDS! >NO, THEY'RE NOT THEREFORE CALLED "TWENTYLEVEN" OR "TWENTYELVE", THEY'RE CALLED TWENTY-ONE AND TWENTY-TWO! >IT MAKES PERFECT SENSE! SHUT UP!
