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basicamente, las empresas que tienen 3.000 programadores venden proyectos a las empresas y te dicen "vamos a poner a 100 desarrolladores en tu proyecto" y cobran por eso
Oh, eso
cobran el sueldo de 100 personas
y el proyecto lo hacen 2
las otras 98 personas solo estĂĄn ahĂ haciendo bulto
sĂ, hay gente que le gusta eso
Todo el mundo quisiera que les paguen por no hacer nada
El tiempo lo podés usar para otra cosa
Quiero hacer cosas, con tal de que me gusten
Yo usarĂa ese tiempo para una startup
es que las primeras semanas es entretenido
ahĂ estĂĄ el truco amigo, no puedes hacer una startup por contrato
todo el cĂłdigo que generes dentro del periodo donde estĂĄs trabajando es propiedad de la empresa
y te hacen firmar una cantidad absurda de papeles
pero al tiempo frustra, de esas empresas siempre sale gente con ansiedad, depresión, frustrados o técnicamente poco håbiles
porque pierden la costumbre
antes habĂa una pĂĄgina que se llamaba devpressed, que eran devs con depresiĂłn y estaba lleno de historias asĂ
gente de oficina de 9 a 5, sin mucho trabajo que hacer, ganando bien y de repente se sienten vacĂos e inĂștiles
o también estå el caso contrario en estas mismas empresas, que les dicen "moledoras de carne"
que venden proyectos con tiempos de entrega en 1 mes por ejemplo, sabiendo que el desarrollo se demora mĂnimo 3 meses
esas empresas son famosas por comprar pizza y tener taxis a la salida todos los dĂas
porque cuando estås por salir te dicen "oye, estamos cerca del deadline, ¿por qué no te quedas un rato? te vamos a dejar a la casa y compramos comida"
Pero no que te sacan el startup sĂ y sĂłlo si usĂĄs la infraestructura de la empresa?
AsĂ pasa en la serie Silicon Valley
Que justo usĂł una computadora de Hooli y le hicieron problemas al loco
cualquier empresa tipo Sonda, Everis, Accenture y esas cosas te hacen firmar un contrato aparte
Silicon Valley es todo un cosmos en-si-mismo
y tiene sus propios vicios
ÂżcuĂĄl? ÂżSilicon Valley?
SĂ
Planeo tener mi revancha con Linux un dĂa de estos
Tengo MUCHAS ganas de dominarlo
Pero no aguantĂ© tener un error distinto todos los dĂas
No podĂa usar la pc
censuraron a Edsel
I've been working on it using my raspberry pi 
estoy seguro que fueron los de Microsoft.
I bought one because I'm afraid of damaging my pc lol
yo compro computadores usados, asĂ que me da lo mismo romperlos
o sea, he tenido solo 2
porque todavĂa no los rompo
Edsel cambiĂł nuestro mundo con una mirada
@mortal dagger
lol
No puedo, y en el futuro favor de usar los comandos en #đ€ă»general-bot @vernal grove
Borra los mensajes, @ashen mist. ÂżO estĂĄs ocupado?
Gracias por recordarme @past harbor
I relate too much to that arduino one
I made a scuffed soundboard and got a light to blink. Then got bored and turned it into a media box behind the tv for pirating literally everything
â
@gentle heath what did you use for your media box? We're looking into making one
Or like, even better, what's your overall strategy?
What goes on between "I want to watch X" and "now I'm watching X"
This was time ago
I had a raspberry pi
With XBMC(?) installed as the OS
You can set repos as a source for media and I found one full of literally everything
Just search for a series and it's all there
Eventually that repo got shut down but I found a new one
As is the life of a pirate @glass dragon
Oh ok I didn't know there were repos. And then was there some user interface that you installed for it?
Is that a media os?
MĂĄs o menos
Just install the os, update a repo, and done
Some of the stuff on the repo didn't always work since it wasn't official
But 90%
Yes
I think we're going about this all wrong, then. We were thinking of setting up a Plex server and downloading everything we might want to watch
I watched all of game of thrones n my family were very glad they had me when I taught them how to use it
That's the official way to use plex
These repos full of pirated content exist too
Finding them is up to you
I did this abt 4 years ago I can't remember exacts
What do you mean the disk won't go down
It wonât go down from 100%
I didnât want to
Well it's either broken or it's not
Restarting it won't change that
Unless you wanted to try to back up your data first
- what processes do you have running?
QuizĂĄs haya un virus
Someone watches you 
So guys
Is the iPad Pro 9.7 inch still good in 2019
@ashen mist well when I open task manager I see a bunch of stuff
- you should be able to see what processes have the most disk usage
That moment when I sleep with both my socks on but only wake up with one on. I also cannot find the second sock. Now my left foot is bare.

Hahahaha

update: finally found the sock
lmao



@rain ermine it is normal for disks to be at 100% usage
But it slows down my pc
- reading from and writing to disk is slower compared to other computer operations
Wdym
It doesnt slow down your pc lol
- well page thrashing will actually slow your stuff down
- cuz no one can use ram efficiently
In computer science, thrashing occurs when a computer's virtual memory resources are overused, leading to a constant state of paging and page faults, inhibiting most application-level processing. This causes the performance of the computer to degrade or collapse. The situatio...
Well the thing is
It keeps staying at 100%
And when it goes down and I open another application
The disk percentage goes up
- see if you can hit 200%
- what processes are using disk the most?
windows module installer something rn
Windows
it changes from time to time
Hereâs the bad news: As far as we can tell, occasional high CPU usage from the Windows Modules Installer Worker process on Windows 10 is just normal.
The good news is that, if you allow it to run, the process will eventually finish and stop using CPU and disk resources. The Windows Modules Installer worker process will finish and it will disappear from the running processes in Task Manager. How long it will take depends on the speed of your computerâs CPU and storage, as well as on how many updates it needed to install.
- 5 minutes for a windows update? you must be new
Youâll see some bad advice online recommending you should disable the Windows Modules Installer system service to prevent this from happening. This will prevent Windows from installing updates properly, and you shouldnât do it.
Similarly, others may recommend setting your network connection to âmeteredâ, which will prevent Windows 10 from automatically downloading and install many updates. This will prevent the Windows Modules Installer process from activating, but your computer wonât install critical security updates that can protect you from malware like the WannaCry ransomware, which exploited a bug patched two months before it was released. Avoiding operating system updates is dangerous, and we donât recommend it.
Sure, you could install updates manuallyâbut the Windows Modules Installer Worker process will run after a manual update, anyway. Itâs probably best to just bite the bullet and allow the TiWorker.exe process to occasionally do its thing. This is just how Windows installs updates, and itâs for your own good.
- if it's actually just installing updates, let it finish
how can i check to see if the module is installed on my computer
my pc is running so slow when will this finish 
still on 100% disk
this is a problem
Call it a nonce
- if it's just installing updates, it's not a problem
sam mate that wont to shit
Ofc it will
finally my disk
Wot
http://www.greenpeace.org.ar Muchas empresas estĂĄn deforestando los bosques tropicales de Indonesia para producir aceite de palma. AsĂ, destruyen el hĂĄbitat natural de especies como el tigre de Sumatra o el orangutĂĄn, ademĂĄs de generar conflictos en las comunidades local...

With what
Oh yeah this is the maths channel
yes
Yup xD
Well Iâm a spastic at maths canât help u boss youâll have to wait til the nerds get active
wait a minute
@rose egret help this fine fellow with his maths
@broken whale needs help
whats up bro @broken whale
hi
hi
@gentle heath Help this man
The end boss has arrived
thats veraniego thank you
@rose egret fuckin let down
i am the boss you fight half way through that makes out like its the end boss but plot twist it isn't
@broken whale you know how to solve quadratics ye
yes
you've got a quadratic in sinx
hahahahahhahaha
what is sixth form
what that sounds disgusting
Higher education in the uk
hehe
how hard are trig identities
F
trig identities r easy
idk wot they are George
trig identities r piss
Well now I look like a fool donât I
they'll be burned into ur brain by the end of the year
oh nice
Now George if u ever need help with maths this channel is where all the nerds sit and do each others work for them
that is starting point
how old are you
i think the hardest thing to memorize is cos(a+b) = cosacosb - sinasinb
and not plus
im 15
ye
nice
you've done your expansion wrong
just checked
you forgot to flip one of the signs when you divided through by -1
wait nvm you managed to do -1 + 3 and get -2
thats ur issue son
no I swear thats what I just said
your method is right
just added up wrong along the way
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ÂżHay una persona aquĂ que va a la universidad de Navarra?
@gusty ermine ask ere
the derivative is 0?
wtf is goin on with that arccsc
never seen anyone write that
chain rule on both yeye
is arcsc 1/arcsin ye
panda do u want an invite to this vc
go to #đ€ă»general-bot Iâll invite ye
@gentle heath i know it means the same thing but we never use that term
@ashen mist pls help
idek what hes up to assist the gent
the chain rule
- i don't remember the derivatives of arctan and that stuff
Not sure tho
- it's just more chain rule
- Answer seems to match the graph
Woah thanks!
Is that math I see?
I love the STEM field
can't divide by 0
awesomeeeee
I am taking AP Calculus and realizing the limit of my brain
so i've been asking help in many servers
How's your calc teacher?
i feel like the class i am taking is more of independent study rather than learning in class. My teacher is really nice but most of the things we have to figure out on our own or ask him for help. Literally everyone is behind (luckily I got caught up on homework today because I went to school and asked my teacher for help) and I can't help but feeling so dumb.
Oh yeah, definitely
My friend who is Chinese and I (Korean) decided that we are not worthy to be asians
It's unfair for other people to hold us (I'm asian too, Vietnamese) to that stereotype, so it's unfair for us to hold ourselves to that stereotype too. But it's not that you're bad at it. I think you just need to learn how your brain learns and thinks too
And asking questions will always be your friend
Lmao but that's an awesome stereotype
I wish I was seen as smart just from my looks
I dont think there is a better compliment than that, racist or not
Though I do get that it could get old
It is a joke but also I am the ultimate asian stereotype. I play piano (classical piano since I was really young), flute, tennis, and chess. I am fairly good at school and involved in tons of activities. I joke about it, and it's kinda sad and funny at the same time. I used to be good at math (hecking calculus).
Surprisingly, I thought about dropping out from calculus more than enough times, but somehow i have the highest grade in the class despite not knowing anything. I still feel extremely dumb. I never wanna go into math
Does your class suck?
also, I wanna go into biology, and a lot of asians wanna do that
As said previously, my class is more of independent study than class teaching.
Asians go everywhere, I dont think there is a specific career they go to
Well, you go to
CS, Stem, Art
I used to take lots of art classes as well
but now i only doodle
im so asian
idk if this is good or bad
I'll tell you this @gusty ermine , your class may feel like independent study, but teaching yourself calculus isn't impossible. Feel free to ask me about my experiences with independent study. I'm willing to bet that the way you've been studying math before (algebra, geometry, etc.) was flawed from the beginning. In calculus, it's more about conceptualizing, visualizing, and understanding; it's not the computational chore the comes with algebra.
I've also learned more from 1 year of independent study (my senior year) in all of my 4 years in high school
I wish I could learn calculus too
I have struggled with math every since 4th grade in elementary
When you learn that you control your own education, you quickly realize how meaningless grades really are
Khan academy
is also a great resource
I never really learned anything in math class. Our school doesn't have the best math courses and we would have 15 minutes of free time every day and I would finish my work within 5-10 minutes. I like math, but I don't really know how to study it. I got good score on my SAT math, so I was satisfied, but I feel like calculus is so different.
How motivated are you to learn calculus?
I could give you a bunch of tips, but it would be meaningless if you weren't 100% into it from the beginning
My biggest flaw is not just maths, its that I still havent figured out how to study
And it is both my fault and the systems fault
Because elementary and highschool were just so easy I never had to study
I was always good at math, it came easy and I was always the best in my class. I try to take the best classes in my school and ap calculus was the highest math course our school had, and I was qualified for it, so I took it.
I need to take the AP exam for calculus at the end of the year, so I am pretty desperate to understand every concept.
AP exam is difficult, I'll tell ya
But you still have time
Don't stress over it too much
@real imp If the courses aren't hard enough, I usually overburden myself with tons of courses and things to do so I have to do things. Not the best way, but one way to go.
Learning how to study is a very important thing, yes. I'd say that there needs to be a class on it, but we all learn differently
It's okay to feel confused. In fact, that's a great thing; it means you're learning. I prefer to be confused rather than know everything. The difference is that I try my very best to understand every fundamental detail and concept of the thing I'm confused about
So you're confused right? Where are you confused? Limits? Derivatives? Theorems?
@gusty ermine I wish I had done that. Instead I just kept playing videogames...
Oof, I recently quit videogames
I did a lot of things, music, languages, sports
But school was just too easy anyway
Even if I was busy all day
@mossy cloud why?
I am currently learning about derivatives: chain rule and derivatives of inverse trig functions. I keep forgetting one step or another.
@real imp I quit because it was taking up a huge portion of my time and I wanted to pursue my career of becoming a physicist
It was also hard to quit; I relapsed multiple times
When did u start quitting?
I see
Well, idk, I just cant play videogames
I need to get a job
And for that i need to study
@gusty ermine Have you ever learned how to take the derivatives of inverse trig functions? (not memorization)
(like, get a job rn)
I didn't quit completely until I came to university here
so yeah
Yeah, studying, not studying
It depends on what you want to pursue in life
It's definitely not for everyone
Idk its just
Do you want to learn or not
I do it for the sake of learning
I wanna know stuff
Well yeah, that's why we both are here right now right?
Lmfao
@mossy cloud my teacher showed me how the derivative of arcsin x comes from the equation cos^2+ sin^2 = 1 but to be honest, I don't even really understand how that equation works and I just memorize the charts and things. I just handle things with memorization.
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I am physically incapable of memorizing
I'll how you how I learned it
Memorization is only one study tactic btw
One I rarely use
That's why I hate biology
Ive been reading that people strugglr at maths because we have a lot of knowledge gaps
The trig identity?
So we dont understand a lot of things
I kind of agree with that theory
I wanna just relearn everything
Math is cumulative
But doing it right
I agree
Yeah well my 4th grade elementary teacher didnt teach me how to divide with 2 digits
I feel like I'm doing something wrong
Chain rule
Where did the cosine go
But don't I just have to plug in (1/x) in place of x?
Is it that fraction?
Yes
I don't get why I have to use chain rule here
You're just missing the chain rule
Ah
So, for your derivative
You only learned how to take the derivative of arccos(x)
arccos(1/x) is a composite function
y=arccos(u)
u=1/x
By the chain rule, dy/du*du/dx=dy/dx
unit circle derivation of cos^2 + sin^2 = 1
Yeah, it's always a great thing to visualize that the identity is basically pythag theorem
@abstract scaffold Thank you so much! Now I get it where it comes from
It's pretty neat isn't it?
@mossy cloud I think I kinda get what you're talking about but I don't think I get the concept of chain rule.
yes. very neat.
Well, it does seem random doesn't it?
There's a neat proof of it, however, but it requires the formal definition of a derivative
slope of the graph?
y2-y1/x2-x1
rise over run
Think of the big picture
the difference between points in a graph
slope shows where the graph is going and by how much it is changing
If the y-axis is my location and the x-axis is the time at which I'm at that specific location
What does the derivative mean?
You ever take physics?
I took conceptual physics two years ago
Okay, that's all you need to visualize this
derivative is the change in a graph
Change in y-axis as x increases
Okay, you're going backwards again. I'll tell you
Before we touch derivatives
Let's think about slope
If I have a graph
With a random function
Slope just measures the rate of change of one variable based off another
Maths is so weird
Going back to my thing about position and time
right
Imagine inventing these stuff
The slope is basically the average velocity of an object moving from point a to point b in a given time b
distance / time?
yes
Our horizontal axis is our independent variable
Slope measure how much the dependent variable changes per one unit of the independent variable
say your slope is 5/2 m/s
That's 2.5 m/s
For every one second, you move 2.5 meters
yes
And going back to our original graph
a vs. b
Say that's the amount of apples you eat per banana (it's random, ik, but it fits the letters)
Your banana is your independent variable. You are concerned about how many apples you eat per banana
So we understand that slope just means rate of change, yes?
yes
You also need to understand what a function really is
a function, basically, gives you an output for something you input
for f(x)=x^2+2
x is your input
f(x) (also could be y) is your output
So what slope is telling you is the rate output/input
and that translates to the fact that a function can only have one output per input, in other words one x value can only give one y-value
x's cannot be repeated but y's can be?
yes
yes
well a function cannot have more than 1 y-value per x-value is what i think u meant, but the reverse can happen
like in a vertical parabola
vertical parabola like y=x^2?
yes
Only half of it at a time would be a function
in other words, the positive square root and the negative square root would be functions separately but not together (because x = y^2 is the same as y = +- sqrt(x))
You could think of it like this: every input of a function has one and only one answer
If it had two, that'd be confusing
Which one do you use?
If we apply our knowledge of slopes to calculus
What do you think derivatives do? @gusty ermine
@real imp btw, did you know that when Isaac Newton invented Newtonian mechanics, he invented calculus to describe it
Yeah, that's the gist of it, but it's not technically correct
When we took the slope before, we only took the average rate of change
@mossy cloud imagine being that bored
@real imp I mean, it was either that, or the bubonic plague
Sounds like a tough choice
LOL
hehehhee
but what if it is a line
Do you remember limits panda?
I know it, I know how to solve it, but that doesn't mean I get it
Can you describe it?
limits is something like as you approach a point in x axis what is the y value of it
if its a non-horizontal line, then the derivative graphically becomes a horizontal line
That's a very special case of the limit panda
if its a horizontal line, it becomes a horizontal line at y=0
You can be more general. The limit is the value you get when you approach a specific number super super close
right
It never quite gets there, but it gets super close
So if you remember our slope
Imagine brining those two points super super close to each other
So much, that you get very close to the true tangent line
That's the instantaneous rate of change
and that change is dx
a super small "nudge" of a value x
dy/dx is the change in dy when you move a very small nudge dx
that's why I like Leibniz notation of derivatives more than the others
It's more intuitive
it's quite literally slope
dy/dx vesus f'(x)
It's just that way of writing derivatives
I hate using "f prime, y prime"
mm i see
It's really fun once you get the hang of it (or at least, I think so)
for some
It's so ingenius
for others, its a hellish nightmare they never want to touch again once they get outta hs or uni or whatever school ur in
hahahaha
Yeah, it's definitely not for everybody
I'm the black sheep of the population; calculus actually made me love math
i dont like nor hate math 
and calc rly hasnt changed my perception on it
even tho i have much much more to learn
i like math, its just that it is so time consuming and takes lots of time to understand it
My tip for you panda. When you learn a new concept, make a point of asking "Why?" Whether that'd be out loud to your teacher or to yourself, you'd be glad that you did. I spent a lot of time staring at something from my notes or just pacing around in my room thinking what the heck calculus really is, and it helps.
sometimes its fun but not when i have tons of things to do

Thank you @mossy cloud and @grim lava so much. I really appreciate you guys are you guys are good teachers and really good at math.
Beasts
i sincerely hate maths
coursite deserves more of a thanks
If you don't mind one more question, I wanna ask what really is an 'oscillating discontinuity.' My teacher never really explain what it was or how it worked.
it hates me back
I plan to become a professor, so I should thank you for giving me the chance to practice
@mossy cloud welcome to the server btw
am i the only one who doesnt hate nor love math? i feel like everyone has an opinion on it
Thank youuuuuuuuuuuu!
Oh Panda
lol
Oscillating discontinuity?
judging by my the degree that i may graduate out of soon, it looks like im heading to education at this rate.
yes
nice one mate
ur gonna become a teacher 14?
perhaps
of what?
the thing i hate
i sincerely hate maths
Aren't you studying maths, 14?
lool unlucky boss
@lavish estuary yes
I tried to find a limit of f(x)=sin(1/x) at x=0 and spend 20 minutes trying to narrow down only to find that the limit doesn't exist and my calculator isn't malfunctioning.
"finished"
sorry, give me a moment panda. I can't find my chalk
provided i pass
Iâd hate to become a teacher at something I hate
Thumbs crossed, mate
Please take your time
another route i take is perhaps doing an honours degree
chalk ahahahahahahah
I was holding it a minute ago. Where did it go?!?!?!! reeeeeeeee
lol
the one thing they cant live without
I'd 100% love to be a Spanish or Comp Sci teacher - not a lot of them in the country. One of my dreams even though I hate kids
that is true
our country is on a shortage of maths teachers
Most countries I reckon
holy shit this looks awesome lol
@gusty ermine first consider this limit
@grim lava zoom into the graph, it gets trippy
You enter the matrix
ikr
basically
what is DNE?
Does Not Exist
we're goin in boys
LOL
my eyes
you also donât put an equals sign when you say that a limit DNE, my bad
why does the limit as x approaches infinity doesn't exist?
what would the limit be if it were to exist, panda?
^
1
I was close
yes
Donât guess, try to extrapolate (make an educated guess with logic)

Similarly, if it doesnât exist, explain why
It keeps alternating between -1 and 1 so there is no exact y value
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Exactly
Thatâs an oscilating discontinuity
Youâll really only see it with trig functions
bonus question
wait
before we do that
Do you understand why your other limit doesnât exist?
x=0?
yeah
I don't get why the graph gets weirder as you zoom in
why doesn't it stay as it is?
it changes a lot, it seems
What happens when you make your denominator closer and closer to 0?
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the value goes up?
Yeah, it increases
oh
but as u go even smaller will it go up linearly?
As you take the limit of sin(1/x) as x->0, the 1/x will increase towards infinity
Basically what we had on my chalkboard
the real question is
So itâs an oscillating discontinuity
why do u have chalk and a chalkboard 
Iâm actually a chalkboard fanatic
I love it
Well
Itâs kind of a long story
I got one for christmas
loved it so much, I got a second one
ahahahahahah
Actually, youâd be surprised how much I learn because of chalkboards
I like being able to see the full picture of a long problem
With notebooks, itâs hard to do that
@mossy cloud You're a genius
whiteboards and pens dont cut it for u?
like, I get it
Nope
Whiteboard markers are too unpredictable
They fade away
It really irks me
Chalk, it works all the way to the stub
Pens, no erasing
You get it now panda?
i meant whiteboard pens, o sea the markers lol
yes i get what oscillating infinity is
Bonus question, what is this limit, if it exists?
ah thats a nice one
i didn't even use chain rule to differentiate arccos(1/x), i did it some unorthodox way
ahahahaha
same
i have no idea why either, and i do remember we went over a proof for it too
it's about knowing your domain rand range of your function
Ahh, you did it the literal way of solving the derivative of inverse trig function
fun
ah
I'm not sure if you learnt set notation, which is probs why your confused
What is E?
the [0,pi/2) stuff
element of
Why is infinity always with ( not [
is infinity a number?
No
therefore you can never reach it. ( means < or > depending on context
You canât equal infinity then
Ah
Can someone check this? I think I did something wrong but dunno what I did wrong
my neck 
Same
petition to change this channel's name to math times sad times
@gusty ermine it seems right, but you can simplify it further
might be a bit nitpicky, but shouldnt that 2 be written a little farther out and not on top of the the end of the sqrt symbol
the two should be written at the front of |x/2|
Ohhh
ah cierto
u have a whiteboard in ur room 14?
Can I cancel what is inside the absolute value?
everyone having chalkboards/whiteboards in their rooms reminds me of when i used to draw with a whiteboard marker on my windows when i was a small kid
and had a rly hard time removing the marker afterward lol
Awww
I just use pencil and paper because my math teacher only uses them
Oh gosh I have no idea
Math is fun yet torturous
pillow, those two are actually equivalent
Wait absolute value of x is equivalent to square root of x^2???
yes
Okay I need to process this in the morning. So many new things and mind-blowing things. You guys are awesome and such good teachers. I'm so glad I joined this server and found wonderful people like you. I'll try to think about this in the morning. Good night and sleep well!! Love y'all

ah, on the east coast i see
Yup
Thank you so much!! Good night đ if not, have a good (rest of your) day!!
ope, good night!
If you see this and are curious, this is the proof for the limit of sin(x)/x as x->0
technically that only proves for x -> 0^+
need to draw the reflection in the 4th quadrant to prove for 0^- as well
another sneaky way is to just use algebra.
When I first started out in calc, I did it using an unacceptable method lol
I approximated sin(x)=x for small angles
Now I realize that all the mathematicians would burn me at the stake for doing such a thing
Fun
Too bad I wonât get into proofs until my sophomore year in uni
It looks fun... believe it or not
proofs stress me out
I guess it depends on the setting
I tried to take a more advanced math course this semester (with no experience in proofs). The professor went so fast with proofs, set theory, archimedes method of exhaustion, etc. I had to drop out of it; it was hell
Âżcomo me puedo quitar el games rol?
Te lo quité 
;iamnot games
Coursite â«#6648 You don't have that role
muchas gracias jaleel, and thank you as well, coursite 
I said Iâd write this 7-page essay tonight, but now itâs 1:02am and that means I only have the rest of tomorrow (today) to do it 
heh, i have to write a 4 page essay by monday, prepare for a debate, write 20 notecards of information to help me during the debate + sources on the backside
and im fucking stressed as hell cuz i have to debate in front of the class for 45 minutes
I think I can bs my way through my essay
It's a research essay, but it's only the first draft of it
my 4 page essay is a first draft which is also for the debate. i hate my teacher lol
he decided to schedule debates with a shit ton of work involved on the month that we have to get a lotta our college apps in on
@past harbor
Me gusta la tercera
que dibujos bonitos no?
me gusta dibujar pero solo dibujoa técnicos
trabajo como ingeniero
jajajaja los dibujos de huevo son planos en autocad*
Anyone here with good with set theory / notation?
you can leave it here and people will help you
, I might help
No nvm I think I worked it out haha
Wasn't sure what the difference was between max and argmax
If a=x â§ b=y
means only true if a is equal to x and b is equal to y, yeah?
I just need to make sure that â§ means what I think it means
yes
Aite
perfect
And do you know what the difference between R+ and R++ is?
With R i mean the set of all real numbers
I (think I) remember seeing both
but im not sure what the diff is
R+ is the set of all positive real numbers and R++ is ... ?
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aw i love set theory
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Is there a way of denoting subsets?
Like, If I have a set A
How would I define a subset for elements 1,2,...,s-1 and one s+1,s+2,...,N
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@marsh linden other than this one?
But how do I define the subset
AâB st. arg(elements of A)<s
im missing some notation
arg = complex numbers arg?
naa
naa forget args for the moment
not relevant yet haha đ
Lets say I have a set A={a,b,c,...x,y,z}
How do I denote a subset of A that only includes the letters a to r?
Without writing out every element of the subset
if a>b>c>d>...>z
oh thats fine then
like this
B = {xâA:aâ€xâ€r}
if they're ordered like that
Ah nice
perfect
And there's no way to write it if I just want the first s elements?
Assuming they're not ordered
depends on context really
sets aren't ordered
so no
but it can kinda work like that
{2,1,3}={1,2,3} in sets remember
so the first s elements doesnt really mean much
ye but what im doing kinda applies set theory, it's not exactly set theory >_<
Basically I have an auction with n>2 players, each with a valuation vi
They're ordered such that v1>v2>v3...>vn
So the order matters
thats why i was talking about arg before
bc argmax is important
in this case
ye
yeah you can define a condtion cos they're numbered in order
just do some thinking cos you know the full situation
but i mean set notations not exactly built for this
its basically the same
But making sense of it can be pre rough
im not used to the notation tbh
naa thats not even too bad haha
delta(Ai) is the set of all probability distr. across Ai and ui is a utility function for player i
bruh
but my teacher loves to add in shit that looks completely ridiculous
and then never ask about it
like
look at this, you'll probs like it idk
Where do you even start
??
lmao
I don't have a cool enough name for these theorems
Right?
change my surname so I can have my theorems sound cool
OCR physics A level
hahahahahahahhahaha
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