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Bruh
bruh
Cause big brother was fucking iconic today
Like
Best day of feeds in years
Of bbus at least
oh
But I was in stupid math activities
So i could not watch it
I just followed on twitter
Invictus and ryu have the same profile pic.
ryu
Plegasus
ryc+nyu

Sorry?

Oh maybe
Fascinating reply
BACK TO BIRDIE?
Yeah
BIRDIE
say moddy did u ever end up finishing that proof
I switched to my main account.
It is done
God I am so happy right now.
Lol
Smiling for no reason.
What you been up too?
For math?
And then I came home for a week and had to move out of my apartment
And now I am in hawaii for 3 weeks
For another conference
damn you going every where.
Yeah the first conference was about numerical linear algebra and scientific computing
We presented a talk there and published a paper in their proceedings
Nice I hope you had fun.
At this conference in hawaii im just attending, it's more for grad students
I'm giving a short talk tomorrow though
The same one
Are you almost done with your phd?
Wait your first year right? Yeah
So definitely not
I remember you saying that.
But i was feeling very down about math for a few months and now i am feeling a lot better about it
So thats good
I burned my self out with math.
Yeah. I feel that
I am slowing stuff down.
Sounds like a good plan
Studying one thing at a time now.
Ugh that is such a great theorem
right??
It's like
today I learned about null space
sounds fancy, care to explain!
im so advanced
Basically it says that you can reconstruct a function from sample values at a countable number of points using fourier analysis, if the function passes some conditions (like being in L^2 or something)
woah
in real world terms it's how we store and recover analog audio digitally
Hmm that sounds interesting, my mind went to straight to Lagrange interpolation when you said that but that is completely different.
audio is usually recorded at 44khz which means you can reconstruct up to 22khz bandlimited data
modddy answer me
what
I have future courses on that, I can’t wait.
:o
.
based
how are spam/scam channels (with 210,000 videos in 2 weeks) like this even allowed on youtube
💀
It’s not so different, it also corresponds to an interpolation problem
But yeah nyquist Shannon is op
Bruhhhhh
Why didn't you say anything??
I thought you were just another none
What changed, in your opinion?
i would expect this is against TOS
thx
When talk discord math
Ngl, the panda pfp was more aesthetic
i agree
i reed ryc as ryuk
read and read is so ambigious
we should start writing read as reed
lou reed
read and read
It’s abuse
Openglobe is right
Openglobe is an amazing person with sensibility to understand this sort of situations
yeah but the fact that posting roughly 10 videos per minute for 2 weeks isn't being investigated is absurd, im sure this channel has received dozens or even hundreds of reports
yeah
yup
they're becoming increasingly common
absolutely disgusting
learn to use a radical dictionary
anyway, that kanji is 捨, and the full verb 捨てる means "to throw away; to discard"
so yes
not quite "throw" but close enough
(could also mean "to give up; to abandon")
(but obviously doesnt mean that here)
radical dictionaries work by stroke counts
lets say i want to find this kanji, 捨
i'd open jisho's radical menu
lets start with the radical on the left
this consists of 3 strokes
so i look in the 3 section
and select it
now i can look at the rest of the 捨
if youre unfamiliar with radicals, it might not be clear whether the "right side" of this kanji is 1 or 2 radicals
it's 2, but you can try 1 first
it has 7 strokes
so look for it in the 7 stroke section
you wont find it
so then you figure it must be (at least) 2 radicals
the most "obvious" distinguishing radical is the radical for mouth, which has 3 strokes
so we select it as well
(theres a similar one to the right of this one, but that's for when it's used as a box - you can tell the difference if you look at the kanji bar on the top after selection)
anyway, from here we can just look through the list on the top
oh wow i cant count, it had 8 strokes, not 7
whatever same diff
anyway you'll find the kanji in the 11 section
but if you still cant find it, you can keep inserting radicals
inputting all 4 radicals specifies the kanji uniquely
it's a very useful tool, worth learning
also lets you find absolutely stupid shit
like 壑
apparently it means "valley" but holy shit i would not want to actually use this outside of maybe given names
its not even accepted for given names lmao
terrible
looks cool tho
strong disagree
it looks so asymmetrical
props to kanjidic for actually bothering to make a stroke order though
im sure theyre computer generated to some extent but
still
are u chinese
this is japanese, but in either case the answer is "no".
i cant read that
but its something like
"japanese comes from hanzi;
learn ???? hanzi"
中文
uh its 来 "to come", a pretty important one lmao
like one of the most common kanji
just the ku part
but yes
(also has other readings)
i'm not really concerned with practicality
i am a gigaweeb
i cant guess at that last line at all
its chinese so
not really lmao
as kanji that would be read as "use other-like person-amount quantity emergency many"
which is uh
not exactly a valid anything
jap learned chinese
maybe dont use that word
presumably its saying something like "it's also used by many people"
not sure what the 非常 stuff is doing, presumably a grammatical function
i am completely unfamiliar with chinese
i should learn at least the basics at some point
learning hanzi is like, most of the difficulty, and my kanji drills are at least a start at that
its ok
though obviously i'll have to relearn pronunciation and stuff
If you force a dog into a situation that you hold common sense how do dogs learn that
Like walking on a treadmill without their legs being decapitated
In the case of a treadmill, I think that they don't like their paws moving without their say so. So when the treadmill starts moving, they naturally place their foot froward to put it back. Eventually they make the link that they're now walking/running.
Cats on the other hand will just move back to the spot where they were and lay back down lol
Any uni grads that failed courses?
what does it mean when math person says something is "morally true"?
it means they think it should be true but haven't proved it i think
its also often used to refer to informal or at least not completely rigorous arguments
"morality" in mathematics is subjective and refers to "the right way to think about something"
I use it to mean "in essence"
I'll often say "these two things are morally the same"
it means that the idea behind those two things is the same
It's a way of talking about the underlying ideas, setting aside the precise formal formulations for a second
did this guy try to scam me or smth?
or is some kind of recruiter or something
I had someone swearing at me on the phone to return his money
they are trying to scam you
Yes
there are many "wrong number" scams
where they try to gain your confidence and then get you to send money
thats what I was thinking
it's how the police get criminals to confess
psychology
Don’t worry DJ Greer you handled the situation well
LOL
here are the translations if you're still curious:
日本语(japanese) 来(comes) 自于(from) 汉字(hanzi)
Japanese comes from Hanzi.
学习(learn) 汉字(hanzi) 吧(particle, conveys that the sentence is a suggestion)
You should learn Hanzi.
中文(chinese) 更(more) 为实用(useful)
Chinese is more useful.
使用(use) 它(it) 的(who) 人(people) 数(number) 也(also) 非常(very) 多(big)
The number of people who use it is also very large.
thank you eric, very cool
It is very cool aktually
feichang = exceptionally
probably translated to emergency
fei means not, and chang means normal
ah i guess it does have an alternate reading as "extreme; remarkable; severe"
but i havent really encountered that reading before
i'd normally assume the "emergency" reading came first
非常 is very common in chinese haha
since typically meanings go from more specific concepts to more general metaphorical ones
“非常”非常常用
interesting
非常口 is one of the first "uncommon" terms japanese learners learn lmao
it means "emergency exit"
so it shows up on signage and stuff
(though the classic english EXIT signs appear too)
okay that makes sense, a chinese person could probably understand that but think it exceptionally formal
anyway this is interesting
非常に is a common word fwiw, it means "very"
so i guess i shouldve figured out the connection
but still
ah I see
now i wonder if 非常識 "hijoushiki" has a chinese equivalent
非常識 means "irrational; lacking common sense"
it never really made sense to me as none of the individual kanji imply that meaning
that'd make sense then
alright yeah
識 "shiki" is a somewhat unusual noun in japanese, my dictionary translates it as "acquaintanceship" but that doesnt feel quite right
it also has a buddhist meaning of "vijnana", which presumably stems from that "sense" meaning
since vijnana is the ability to consciously discern or something like that
(a lot of hanzi-that-arent-super-common-in-japanese have alternate meanings/readings in buddhist contexts because the linguistics of japanese buddhism is very weird)
(they straight up take chants written in chinese and read out the hanzi as though they were on'yomi kanji)
(naturally this produces total gibberish)
(it is hilarious)
anyway this results in a lot of japanese buddhism developing its own sort of jargon
its pretty culturally interesting
南無妙法蓮華経 is a fairly famous such phrase
i am not sure if it makes sense as a chinese phrase, but in japanese it would be read (somewhat ungrammatically) as "amen, mystic law of the lotus sutra"
"namu myōhō renge kyō"
i dont think "namu" has a chinese equivalent but "myōhō renge kyō" quite clearly comes from "miao-fa lien-hua qing"
so yeah, theyre just straight-up reading the phrase 妙法蓮華経 using a butchered form of the original chinese lmao
no attempts to make it grammatical or use japanese terms or anything
(much less the original sanskrit that buddhism traces its origins to)
though, by now the phrase is so entrenched that i would consider it a "japanese term" itself, just one with obviously chinese origins
im pretty sure its more common in japanese than chinese, even
(certainly googling it only brings up results about japan)
There are some "companies" to collect data from imprudent/naive people to sell them to the actuall scam "companies", which will later try to scam the victim using its data.
Ok since I was busy then I couldn't reply.
So what I am trying to express is that let the edge of a cube be a function x+1
that doesnt make sense
even interpreted generously to let the line described by this function be the edge of a cube, it is still unbounded and i am pretty sure that a cube is bounded
unm hello, is anyone here an under/postgrad in computer science 
So now let the function be set to follow these rules:
In t_1 let x+1_1 be the edge
Where t_1 is time equal to plank time.
Now in t_2, x+1_2 be the edge where x+1_1>x+1_2
Let continue this process.
I do not know enough buddhism to know whether this makes sense in chinese or not lol
_ represent subscript
looking at wiktionary, it looks like 南無 means the same in chinese as in japanese (deriving from sanskrit)
Now let's remember the definition of a 3D object,
We know a 3D object has definite shape, size and position all of these can be interchanged.
Does this object have a definite shape?
If so can it be changed?
No
Therefore our initial hypothesis is wrong,
Either such an edge cannot exist
Or this edge must reach some value for it to show a definite shape.
Since x+1 is just any positive real value and a cube can exist for any positive real value the second statement must be correct.
Therefore x+1 must reach a largest value which would be the largest value of positive R
Question for people who have cats: Do you allow your cats to go outside? Or do you prefer Sue to stay inside the house
the expenses?
what do you mean by "the expenses"
is this google translate
I already fixed it, it was the translator's fault hahaha
ah
who is Sue
in any case
I keep it inside
I have cats and I don't let them go outside
cats stay in
but my parents built an enclosure for their cats attached to the window
like a cage thing
that they could go "outside" to experience fresh air/outside sounds and stuff
while still being confined
I've seen some of those, it's not very common in my area.
they used it all the time so
I think it's a cultural thing of like, are cats indoor pets or outdoor pets or both, but at least in the US the recommendation is to keep cats indoors
evidently they like it
Exactly, I prefer to have my cat inside the house (it can also be in my garden, it doesn't escape) because there are many dangers in the street.
my apartment door goes straight to the outside and if my cats were dead set on getting outside they could easily just jump out when the door opens when i am coming or going
so i made a point to deliberately scare them every time they got close to the door so that they wouldn't like to spend time near it

therapy by trauma
hahahahahaha
here let me send a picture
Yess :D
ill try and get a photo of it
but part of why they like it so much is
the house also has dogs
and while the dogs dont chase the cats or anything, they do get very... sniffy
Oh my god, they are beautiful!!!!
and the cats sometimes get freaked out by it and need a break
and the window-cage-enclosure-thing is only for them, the dogs cant get in it
and they like to snuggle with each other
so yeah, they like it a lot
my parents' cats only tolerate each other lmao
they mostly do their own thing
these two cats are siblings and we adopted them together, so they were already socialized with each other
How cute, they seem to get along very well! 😊
Adopting cats was the best decision you could have made :)
a note on this is that its not just for your cats
cats might be adorable
but they are seriously unmatched apex predators in a lot of ecosystems
and if you introduce them to an ecosystem which isn't ready for them
they can cause serious issues
manchitas is very cute :)
idk if you had this in mind max
but this headline was going around the internet yesterday
WARSAW, Poland (AP) — A respected Polish scientific institute has classified domestic cats as an “invasive alien species,” citing the damage they cause to birds and other wildlife. Some cat lovers have reacted emotionally to this month's decision and put the key scientist behind it on the defensive.
I hadn't seen this!
I am just very fascinated by how fucking crazy good cats are as predators
but yeah it's exactly what you said haha
yes 😍
Based PAN
I am going to be a freshman in college soon and I'd like to know what extracurriculars I should do so I dont have too much to do while engaging in activities
im taking 15 credit hours in my first semester and I have a current job (which I might quit in favor of a job at my college)
I would like to participate in 1-2 clubs
obviously the load I have varies heavily but is this decent? are there other cool things I could/should do?
I personally recommend big clubs w/ lots of upper classmen
Did you know someone saying 'technically' is synonymous to '🤓'
i think i made a lot of older friends in my first year of college
and it really helped
I just turned 23 a few days ago and am I too old to be still in undergrad if I wanna get a PhD in physics ?
clubs that focus on like, actually interacting w/ eachother are key for that reason
I'm going to transfer soon to a uni
not really
And finish my undergrad but I'm nervous I'd be really old
It's because you're really young
You're 27 and already almost done with a phd
huh
It's intimidating in a way
I mean you have two options
Did you just start?
im starting my 2nd year
Either be "old" and have a degree
in the fall
Or be "old" and not have a degree
math phd students tend to be a little younger
Why is that
because we generally don't do any work in between UG and phd
Lasagna is spaghetti-flavored cake.
Mmmm
its more common for STEM PhD students outside of math to work in a lab or smth
Science PhD takes extra time because grad students are basically slave labor for labs
That's true
And it costs
Humanities it's apparently customary to take a year off between undergrad and grad
at least a year
why?
normally way more
bc the union (rightfully so) is working to improve the quality of life for math grad students
I remember a PhD guy told me he was paying $55/hr at UCLA I believe to use a special type of microscope
That uses light
ah ok thats a good idea, thanks
To see structure's
so the union is technically making it for good.
specifically gmod i joined model un
He's a physicists btw
ohhhh okay
If you're in humanities, funding is rough during grad school, academia is obviously hell, and it feels like your options outside of academia to do jobs that, if not connected to your research at least connected to your general area, are slim
preumsably he himself is not paying for this
that was at my high school but I never joined it, maybe thats a good idea
i didnt do it in HS
its a lot of fun
just dont take it too seriously
i know a lot of people who did
If you're in science, again shitty dynamics when it comes to stuff like authorship, labs being slave labor, etc
Medicine? Debt city
What college did you get your undergrad from? @modest rune
maths? gigachad
alright thanks for the suggestion
university of chicago
might be helpful as a business major
Is that you in the pfp? You look like Dave Mustaine if he didn't do cocaine
its like, charisma training
yo mean "taking things too literally"?
lol yeah
i mean seriously
thanks max
Funding is decent, your transition to industry if needed is much smoother than in humanities (as long as you know how to code well you've got choices, though lately it's getting harder unfortunately)
Bro you look like Dave Mustaine if he didn't do cocaine and heroin
ROAST 100
How's that a roast?
funding: 10$ for pen and paper
Hwos that's a roast
Ahaaaa
BRO THATS EXPENSIVE unless its very powerful
😲😉
,iams
Gave you the studying! selfrole.
why would you need paper when you have electronics
The $10 actually goes to hagoromo
I’ve been reading in a few places that if you plan on eventually getting a phd it’s important to take grad courses early on in undergrad. How true is this?
Depends on the area, in math the way I see it is
it helps your application
assuming you do well
and anything that helps your application is good
There's the background you'll be expected to have in grad school, and then you want to stand out ideally somehow
Grad courses, reading courses, and the better REUs are all good for this
How early would you say is a reasonable balance between having the actual level (and time) required to follow a grad course and helping your application
as soon as you are able to take them and there is one you want to take, you should take it
idk if i can be any more specific than that
Alright I don’t even know if we have the option to take them
i heard this also
(it was a pain at uchicago)
It was already a pain to get to do a 3rd year course early
lame
im supposed to be graduating with 12 grad courses
So I’ll see how that plays out and then maybe I’ll ask in 3rd year if there’s a possibility for grad courses
and i feel like thats one of only advantages i have
Damn
the sad part is that i didnt get to explore math how in liked
so i slightly regret it now
Thing is you guys have 4 years of undergrad no?
i wish i took classes in fields im tangentially interested in like materials science
Ah that’s a shame
Yeah its a bit sad that gunning for grad school kinda limits your course options
all my buddies were taking like
"The influence of jesus on starwars"
yeah you use first 1-2 for prereqs
LOL
wait
(its a real class at uchicago)
yeah fr

they have some funny ass classes in college
Yeah we have that too but then only one year of options
I mean they didnt call it that, but it was a class where you studied theology in star wars
There is a happy medium here
im taking a class called "what is the good life"
sounds boring
I want to live a shitty life
i honestly don't think i had a happy medium option ryc
But you dont get the happy medium if you're gunning for grad school either
like uchicago has so many core requirements
my school was lenient enough
All my core requirements were quite flexible so i got to take the weird classes i wanted through them
i was able to pretty much finish degree requirements at end of sophmore year
Just to be clear, grad school in the us refers to both masters and phd in one go right?
but i had some lingering gen ed classes
UChicago's core would be much more compelling if the choices sucked less
Yeah
afaik
yes
Yeah in hindsight I wish I did more stuff like linguistics, econ, compsci, that one Renaissance history class, etc
Because we technically have a masters which is separate and I think lasts one or 2 years after undergrad
Which selection of the writings of dead white men would you like to chat about with the football player from FIJI
these are the important choices
So maybe it’s not so comparable to the us
actually cool
I went hard on the math train lol
we are in a room full of 20yos and someone with a PhD
every fijian i met is based as hell
sorry sorry
I had fun in my discussion classes, my instructors were more willing to guide things lol
Lmao
oh
FIJI is a football frat
arent they supposed to be greek letters
phi jepsilon iota
HBC and Classics were A+ in particular, rest of the core not so much
Phi Gamma Delta
Jepsilon lmfao
i just truly cannot believe this lol
my experience in the same core style classes
was just abysmal
There was this frat at Chicago called delta upsilon, friends of mine and I were joking about making delta epsilon
I mean the whole
"great books" philosophy
is kinda entrenched in a western-centric white-male narrative
and it just is lame
Is John Locke really the thinker every uchicago student needs to be familiar with lol
(the term thinker is also insanely pretentious imo but whatever)
is it me
I don't have much to contrast with so I can't answer that question in particular
or do classics people fal into idolization?
i mean i understand some of it though
like philosophy at least
you need to understand the person’s life
They don't even read that many interesting philosophers
But on a personal level, I came out of HBC considering a philosophy major lol
Like
iF yOuD rEaD (insert dead author) yOuD kNoW yOuR oPiNiOn iS wRoNg
Rousseau and Locke and so on
aren't even interesting
and you can basically learn all of their relevant ideas
from like a one chapter long secondary source lmfao

there are good primary sources
I took a class on Das Kapital for my last class in college
it was cool
i had to read locke and therau( the guy who made the prince) my freshman year
idk how to spell the name
Seems like you all have a lot of non math courses. We have one per semester out of a lot of options
Somehow I dodged Machiavelli because I switched sosc sections
so we dont like tupac i guess
Last semester was on climate and apart from one part on biology it was boring as heck I don’t think I learned anything
Marx, Kropotkin, Nietzche, and for some reason Zizek showed up in my poetry class lmfao
actually it take it back most of the poetry class was pretty based
good class
isnt sizek the alive guy?
what has he done?
He's like
Stayed alive
I should put that on my cv
one of the pre-eminent philosophers of the time
idk what else to say hes like as close to being a household name as an alive philosopher can be
"Outlived Galois"
if someone says jordan peterson i stg
he is like noam chomsky?
alive
Quite an equivalence relation we've got going here
I think Zizek is quite cool
philosophy scares me in a lot of ways
the research level seems super duper complicated
and hard to enter into
Mary checks under the bed for philosophy at night
it is
Jk
people working in high level humanities stuff
i search for zizek
are super impressive
yeah i agree
but with humanities
ive met very level headed people
but im always curious how much does bias play into some opinions
because their topics are directly related to irl
so the bias will be highest
Yeah, I stopped thinking that guy was cool after hearing he almost died from a meat only diet and a few cringe takes on trans people
If you were objective about everything idk if you’d add much value to the discussion
a research paper in the humanities will necessarily have a thesis
which the author thinks is true enough to write about
so like
clearly they will be biased
idk its just weird because moving from looking at how math gets discussed and how humanities gets discussed is very different
but the force of the paper comes from the argument
not from what the author thinks
There are plenty of more humanities style discussions in math
you just dont really see them until youre doing research
oh cool
the main difference imo between humanities and math is like
in math it is much much easier to "settle" a question
like once the proof is there and people agree with it
its just considered canonical fact
Whereas people are still rehashing centuring old philosophy
makes it seem less "rigorous" when really its just kinda harder
To a degree it also feels like reasoning about consequences can have more of a role telling you about the underlying foundations in humanities in a way
Like how to put it
Like nowadays I feel like Banach Tarski is just a theorem rather than evidence against choice
nowadays?
I think early on it was more controversial, no?
Yeah
It feels like these sorts of debates just die off faster in math than in humanities, despite the fact that nobody can really... "Definitively resolve" things one way or another
yeah that’s probably what im talking about specifically
im not saying bias is bad
or good
im just curious how much it happens
because im biased as hell as an amateur
also ive heard some things from profs that just didnt sound right
@velvet dagger @vivid halo @modest rune what do you guys think about having a neuralink to become super Human and extremely smart?
Do not tag me with nonsense thanks
Too speculative to reason about
this company is doomed to fail for the forseeable future
Why?
Is there a good reason why?
Your username is nGroupoid.
our understanding of the human brain is so bad that we are like
decades away from being able to "interface" with it
And if we get it in 1 decade? The estimated time the soonest is 7 years
The latest maybe 13 years
estimates by whom
Head of engineer of neuralink link
I would not believe anything said by one of Musk's mouthpieces tbh
if the tech exists in usable form in the next 13 years
I would be astounded
I have a cs friend that says the same
That's the company I want to work for
Again not really convincing
that is sad for you
Wtf lol
working for elon musks companies is like a nightmare by all accounts
You know people
I would never work for elon musk lol
I read glassdoor and I am aware of the like
half-dozen lawsuits
aimed at elon's labor practices
Give me more insight please
Because
I don't wanna make a mistake
Which includes ?
I would go read the glassdoor for the companies you want to work for and also educate yourself on Musk's history
Holy shit this is interesting because I didn't know
He is not a good employer
How does he employ?
When he almost bought twitter, like half the employees threatened to quit
because they didn't want to work for him
I want to develop something for paraplegic people
He has misconduct allegations with respect to sexism and racism
In neuralink that's why
That is totally a cool thing to want
but honestly until elon is replaced (he almost certainly will be)
I wouldn't work for any of these companies
Those are allegations tho .. if there's like a list of people claiming that they get treated like shit and worked there I wanna hear it
Mmm I understand
Have they gone through ?
They are currently fighting them out
As in has he been sued
Honestly that's more like his life I was just trying to help people that can't walk...
u.u
I would honestly say that most elon-competitors are a good bet
Kernel
Yes it's true
almost certainly undervalued and almost certainly more likely to survive once this dude has his final meltdown lmfao
Would you work for one of those companies ever ?
I noticed there's a lot of divide
In today's day
@modest rune
uh
I wouldn't work for elon musk on principle
unless I really couldn't get a competitive offer elsewhere
which seems unlikely
Is it because of political Principle?
in part
I understand
I think hes kind of a scumbag for a number of reasons lol
politically and both as a businessman
and also he just seems insufferable as a person
WHOA WHOA WHOA
When wtf
Wait
Drop a link plz
uhh lemme find a reputable source
I know that recently his dad had a baby with Elon's step sister
And the baby is born
27 kids
But Elon doesn't like his father
there's so many problems with this
She's the leader of the ai program I believe
this isn't the first employee hes had a sexual relationship with either
pain
newsmax only plz /s
weird

Oof
Super based but
What do you guys think that IQ has a 50 percent correlation to being passed down to the offspring and 50percent correlation that IQ increases with age
Chill bro

It'll be fine
Stop bringing this topic up
I only brought it up once
Many other people have brought it up regularly
Probably that's why maybe people get ticked off so weirdly and easily

Lol
surprise, confetti

to this day idk what yung cofe means
People are talking about IQ again?
just one person this time
She gave me a lecture on hetertopy last night
@hollow sundial you're that one person they're talking about
@modest rune you wanna give me that lecture on homosloppytopy o wassup!?
Just a joke bro
It's just a prank bro it's just a prank
you really should stop pinging people for jokes

i can't wait until you get banned
LOL
jfc
I'll just be back
Hello Timo how are you my fellow discorder
Bro imagine if you get banned first
Broo just imagine
Go sober up chief
Thanks but that ain't it chief
Stop taking crack chief
don't say the quiet part out loud
This is the warning mute
i don't care
that doesnt excuse being intentionally shitty
if someone's a shit member of the server they should know it
riemann no longer green?? what has the world come to
I replaced them
So
what do you think about fashion in math
should people abide dress codes and how strict if so
huh?
when i was a grad student i wore monochrome polos and cargo shorts
and i was the most dressed up person in the department
okay it was a slight exaggeration
my advisor wore shorts and old t-shirts
every day
conference speakers really varied, some were super casual and some were a little more formal
there really is no dress code though
mathematicians stay drippy
i wear button down short sleeves basically every day
with shorts or pants as appropriate
(appropriate = largely random)
more hawaiin-shirt vibes than polo vibes
like 70s
Is it certain that not every single legal chess positions were played at some point in the history of the game?
are you also rocking 70s moustachio and chest hair/pelt?
i have better hair
yes
that man has paid a lot for his hair implants, don't be a hater
eric is the upgraded me
Hello??
What are the areas (in applied of mathematics, computer science) where could use set theory ?
please do not spam this question in multiple channels thanks
ok
I'm really not sure how what you've written can be interpreted as anything but nonsense tbh
So much so that anyone reading that thinks you're trolling or smth (myself included)
If you want to find inconsistencies in the foundation of mathematics, study set theory or smth
Set theorists are the guys ensuring math works as intended
Yeah
You state, for instance, "Now let's remember the definition of a 3D object,
We know a 3D object has definite shape, size and position all of these can be interchanged." But you don't state this "defintion of a "3D" object
From what I know dimensionality can vary from one discipline to another
E.g.: In Linear Algebra I think dimensionality would probably be the number of basis vectors you have. i.e. An n-dimensional vector space has n basis vectors
Also the fact that you’re relying on time and especially Planck time should let you know that your proof is wrong
R is not dependent on physics
um i need a help with maths
What's research mathematics like?
although I can't comment since I'm barely in uni (lol)
I can refer you to a source that can tell you what it's about
In highschool, we just apply solid concepts. If you choose to do competitions, you apply concepts in more creative ways. But to explore something new :0
yes plis
if you're interested, there is a really good article in the princeton companion to mathematics
you can find that in the holy library
alrighty

I shall have to make do with a pdf, but thank you!
its not much different than other subjects i think except you dont get to do real world experiments
read research, have idea, investigate, publish/despair
despair
"oh this looks funny, and this thing looks funny; perhaps they are related"
To be more specific, i think that highschool math is just regurgitation for the most part once you have practiced sufficiently
*At least in my personal context thus far
Yours or others might have different experiences ofc
Yeah, standard high school math is unfortunately rather dull.
Oh hi
'ullo.
Doing a lot of reading and a lot of being stuck
I wonder why i can type sin23, cos49, tan78, etc. and get a return on a calculator?
Like how the calculation computes sin, cos, tan?
I think Taylor series maybe.
Stackexchange said Chebyshev polynomials is faster than Taylor series, so you can look into that.
ok thank you 👍
the calculator also likely has a lookup table
e.g. it probably already has built into it what sin 45 degrees is
CORDIC (for COordinate Rotation DIgital Computer), also known as Volder's algorithm, or: Digit-by-digit method Circular CORDIC (Jack E. Volder), Linear CORDIC, Hyperbolic CORDIC (John Stephen Walther), and Generalized Hyperbolic CORDIC (GH CORDIC) (Yuanyong Luo et al.), is a simple and efficient algorithm to calculate trigonometric functions, hy...
Cordic is another possibility in some cases I think.
i wonder why theta is so widely used as angle notation
oh wait
represents unit circle nvm
sorry it was a joke
because "thangle" isn't a real thing
i just took "angle" and put th in front of it
ty
“In Ancient Greece, theta was the next letter that was not used for anything, and it was distinctive enough to be used for variables. Since Ancient Greek mathematics was largely geometric, and our geometrical tradition comes almost unchanged from Euclid's Elements, it's not surprising we kept the convention for angles”
zamn
@pure sun the one time you try to have fun with your answer people take you at face value lol
And now you gotta clarify
V sadge
Oof
Buncho is a known troll
It’s kind of disappointing that so many of the established members in this community are nothing but trolls. For a server so focused on academic excellence, you’d think that these established members would be more respectful to and in the server.
Anyway good morning ryc.
:(
I passed Structural Analysis and physics server is dead so here we go




