serious-discussion

[pulsar pagoda]

the only cool thing sclaa has going for it, its the fact it has a llvm implementation that replaces the jvm

[jagged forge]

my coworker did scala and he hates it and this person we interviewed said every scala programmer he knows also hates scala

seems like scala programmers are not fans of scala

[wild lantern]

Do people actually use web asm?

[vivid halo]

scala is so fucking bad lmao

[pulsar pagoda]

to be fair

[visual breach]

Lol

[pulsar pagoda]

php 1 through 6\

[stray kite]

the day children are brainwashed into learning haskell from age 5 i will be a happy man

[visual breach]

I mean, Scala is C++ of FP world

[pulsar pagoda]

was trash

@visual breach have u seen f# though

[visual breach]

Yep

[vivid halo]

whoever thought it was a good idea to build a functional language on top of jvm was an absolute moron

[stray kite]

isn tit bad

[visual breach]

F# seems fine to me.

[pulsar pagoda]

memory constraints am i right

[wild lantern]

We just keep using higher letters.

[pulsar pagoda]

i actually think f# is cool ngl

[wild lantern]

This will never work. Eventually we'll run out.

[pulsar pagoda]

i just havent found any excuse to use it

like

i wish f# would replace python

ngl

[stray kite]

whats wrong with python

[pulsar pagoda]

its python

[jagged forge]

i like python

[pulsar pagoda]

thats whats wrong with python

[wild lantern]

They all suck

[pulsar pagoda]

like

the whole

[stray kite]

you can make any human a coding monkey

[visual breach]

Python is there simply because you can so easily make something not working there

[stray kite]

whats not to love about it

[wild lantern]

Python's problem is it's a programming language. This is a common blunder.

[pulsar pagoda]

there should be one and only one possible way of solving a problem mentality

makes my brain rot

[jagged forge]

golang

[jagged forge]

ok but that hasn’t really been true with python for a long time

[visual breach]

Golang does make me lose hope to humanity.

[jagged forge]

no one takes the zen of python seriously anymore

[pulsar pagoda]

im talking python 3.5 forward

idc about any other version tbh

those are the ones ive had to use

[stray kite]

theres still python2 programs out there

[jagged forge]

it hasn’t been true for years

[stray kite]

somehow

[viral condor]

so it's not so functional

[wild lantern]

Python lambdas are very

[pulsar pagoda]

its not about functionality ok

[visual breach]

Nah, not related with FP. But python is not functional, ye

[pulsar pagoda]

its about seeing how slow ur program is

[jagged forge]

mfw multiprocessing says my lambda can’t be pickled

[wild lantern]

Gottagofast

[jagged forge]

do we need to talk about numpy, pytorch, etc again

[pulsar pagoda]

how else am i gonna render those 3d motion animations of my vtubers

lol

[jagged forge]

the concept of offloading compute to c libraries

[wild lantern]

Isn't shit like cython supposed to help wjth speed? I've never used python in a context where performance matters.

[pulsar pagoda]

yes

[wild lantern]

Might as well just switch languages.

[stray kite]

ok, then, thanks for ruining my life for the next week with a new programming language @jagged forge

bye

[jagged forge]

python has good performance as long as you don’t do the slow bits in python

[wild lantern]

It's a scripting language. Square peg round hole.

[jagged forge]

[pulsar pagoda]

but i think python is still only good for prototypes

once u have a product going on

[wild lantern]

Or like skeleton code around high performance shit maybe?

[jagged forge]

exactly

[visual breach]

Yea, most of the problem of python is that

[pulsar pagoda]

and its generating revenue

[jagged forge]

that is what it’s good for

[visual breach]

Prototypes often happen to live long

[wild lantern]

Just think, you could be using bash.

[pulsar pagoda]

thats why i use the meson build system

[visual breach]

Idk whyyy people really like that

[jagged forge]

[pulsar pagoda]

zzzzzz

[jagged forge]

don’t say the r word here

[viral condor]

but it's really friendly for new learner.

[pulsar pagoda]

yeah

and then u get a job

[wild lantern]

I know ppl like all these new fangled build systems, but I kinda like plain ol' makefiles for misc bs

[pulsar pagoda]

and just use that

for the rest of ur life

[viral condor]

lol

[visual breach]

Makefiles work yea

[jagged forge]

python also just has a superior ecosystem for data manipulation

[pulsar pagoda]

making it easier its not necesarily superior

[stray kite]

what do you think of julia

[pulsar pagoda]

like

python makes u productive yes

[jagged forge]

Julia could be good, probably much smaller community as of now but we’ll see where that goes

[stray kite]

i just use it wherever im required to use python

[pulsar pagoda]

good

[jagged forge]

easier to write and easier to read seems like a win

[pulsar pagoda]

just document ur stuff properly

[pulsar pagoda]

if ur doing a mvp sure

[mental stratus]

Julia 😻

[pulsar pagoda]

but then ull have someone who will try to make a k8s implementation in python

or even worse nodejs

[stray kite]

the existence of nodejs annoys me

[jagged forge]

for a wide range of data manipulation tasks, mvp or not, dataframe libraries are the optimal way to do it

[pulsar pagoda]

its fine as long as u dont have to read files sequentially

[stray kite]

its 2050 the only language around is javascript everyone is mandated to learn it from age 10

[pulsar pagoda]

like

i would actually like js being superseeded by ts

and browsers actually interperting ts

that would be ideal

[stray kite]

they created node so that they could make their frontend devs do backend dev without learning a new language

now you can employ your little javascript code monkeys

[pulsar pagoda]

idk if thats what ryan dahl had in mind

[jagged forge]

i like js for things under 100 lines and that’s it

[stray kite]

2 months of training to become the model fullstack developer

[pulsar pagoda]

that is such a fucking marketing bs

and like

not even mad at u

thats just what it is

[stray kite]

if algebraic topology fails i wonder if reactjs will be around when i finish my phd

[pulsar pagoda]

probably

[jagged forge]

it almost certainly will

[pulsar pagoda]

php is still a thing u know

[stray kite]

when it came out i really thought it was last 2 years

i guess we have a million other frameworks now but it still exists

[stray kite]

yes but this is frontend dev fads
the oldest theyre allowed is 1.5 years before fading into obscurity

[pulsar pagoda]

front end devs

are pepegs

most of them only know how to turn their computer and boot vscode

ngl

[jagged forge]

well

[stray kite]

i like when cs majors complain about their courses because it doesnt relate to their passion of making reactjs apps

[jagged forge]

frontend devs have to know a bunch of shit about how the browser works

[pulsar pagoda]

thats if their good

[stray kite]

i wonder if i could be employed as a frontend dev

probably

[jagged forge]

also they have to care about how their code is bundled and stuff

[pulsar pagoda]

there are things for that

[jagged forge]

personally as a backend dev i ship my fat go binaries in giant Ubuntu containers and never give a shit

[pulsar pagoda]

like

[stray kite]

you tell the npm thing to do the thing it make bundle.min.js

[pulsar pagoda]

esbuild

[pulsar pagoda]

i hate u

[jagged forge]

i just do go build and fuggedaboutit

[pulsar pagoda]

i have built container images by myself

just using fucking alpine and shit

zzzzzz

[jagged forge]

yeah the only reason we use ubuntu at work is because when shit goes south and you have to exec into containers

it’s nice to have the familiar environment

[pulsar pagoda]

i have done the whole linux from scratch book

[jagged forge]

nice

[pulsar pagoda]

had to

job required it

also now that i know as much as i know of linux

i would setup gentoo if i had to work on software in c/cpp

specially if i had to cross compile

[jagged forge]

do u want to know how to cross compile in golang

[pulsar pagoda]

like doesnt the gcc front end handle that for u?

or is there a llvm front end for go lang?

[jagged forge]

GOARCH=amd64 GOOS=linux go build .

the go compiler is its own whole thing

[pulsar pagoda]

nice

[jagged forge]

they even have their own virtual assembly language for reasons i am not sure

plan 9 assembly

[nocturne tusk]

oh god the programming has invaded discussy 2

[jagged forge]

we moved here from math discussion, we are wanderers

[pulsar pagoda]

we should just ask for a ranting channel for CS

tbh

[jagged forge]

yeah

[visual breach]

True

Also interesting how many people here have some agreements about programming

[pulsar pagoda]

@jagged forge have u used any blazor

like

ngl

i would actually enjoy front end development

if i had to use that

[jagged forge]

i have heard of blazor but forgot what it was

[viral condor]

could I have some as a beginner?

on programming

[pulsar pagoda]

its a web assembly front end framework for c#

[jagged forge]

have what

[viral condor]

agreements

[jagged forge]

what

agreements on what

[viral condor]

to this

[peak tide]

front-end dev is like a different universe from "normal" dev haha

[pulsar pagoda]

those guys dont even care how a computer works

as far as im concerned

[viral condor]

maybe there are plenty of programming masters hiding here.

[peak tide]

don't care and don't know most likely

[jagged forge]

well like i said, they do have to care about a bunch of browser stuff

cookies, cors, other random headers, and the abomination that is js build systems

[peak tide]

horrid

[jagged forge]

i had to learn about it when i wanted to use external packages in bitburner (a game that lets you automate stuff in javascript)

my solution was bundling

then i learned about the fact that most packages work only in the browser or on the server but not both

and that was a pain in the ass

[pulsar pagoda]

and the they had the brilliant idea of using docker containers to host front end apps

[jagged forge]

who did now

[pulsar pagoda]

ive seen people do that

[jagged forge]

that’s uhhhh

bad

[pulsar pagoda]

there are multiple reasons for it being bad

one is the fact that ur not using a proper web server like nginx

or a premade solution from a cloud provider

[jagged forge]

surely you’re not referring to the normal practice of running a web server from a container

you’re saying they ran the frontend in a container as well?

[pulsar pagoda]

no im refering to people making a env for a react app

and shipping that container as is

and just running the npm script

in their package.json

then in the worst case

having a vm run that container

and just opening ports

ive seen shit

[jagged forge]

idk what that means, i don’t do frontend i guess

[pulsar pagoda]

to be fair

back then I had sort of dev ops responsabilities

[visual breach]

Whattt

Well actually

Don't people just let the web server in the container deliver the js content to frontend?

[vivid halo]

rational numbers are those that can be represented as a quotient a/b for integers a and b. Irrationals cannot be expressed in this way; numbers like sqrt{2} or pi are irrational.

The decimal expansion of any rational number is eventually repeating (in other words you can always find some repeating pattern in the decimal expansion after throwing away finitely many digits at the start of the decimal expansion). Irrational numbers never have repeating patterns like this.

[viral condor]

that's the explicit difference between rational and irrational numbers.

[viral condor]

division remainder dym?

any rational number could be expressed by q/p(q,p are both integer and p isn't 0),q and p are mutually prime numbers.

but the irrational numbers such as √2 and π,can't be expressed by q/p mentioned above.

[grand mantle]

try a number theory book

like an introduction to the theory of numbers by Niven

[lavish kayak]

I visited chithurst and amaravti monasteries in England, was a delight

[viral condor]

is the scenery there beautiful?

[mental stratus]

are python arrays even used commonly or should i only ever use numpy arrays?

what even are these typecode thingys

[burnt ledge]

whats a python array

list?

[mental stratus]

from array import array

[burnt ledge]

yh leave those

[mossy pier]

Hey!

[burnt ledge]

numpy is better anyway.

[mental stratus]

i figured after you had to ask

book covers arrays and memoryview and i was like what does this do for me that numpy doesn't already

while also being way more usable

[mossy pier]

Python arrays are not commonly used as data structures in Python programming. Instead, the more commonly used data structure for numerical operations is the NumPy array. NumPy arrays provide efficient and convenient operations for numerical computations. Typecodes in Python arrays refer to the data type of the elements in the array, while NumPy arrays have a more flexible and powerful data type system.

[mental stratus]

is that chatgpt ?

[mossy pier]

Thats the best i can explain

No i don't use chatgpt

[mental stratus]

did you copy and paste a chatgpt response?

[mental stratus]

did you type this yourself?

[mossy pier]

Yes

[mental stratus]

[mossy pier]

ChatGPT doesn't teach you anything anyway.

Just trying to help.

[river moon]

there isn't a simple solution to the problem of storing multiple data types in a numpy array

the existing options just look odd and complex

[burnt ledge]

theyre just not for that tbf

[neat lintel]

Hello

[long matrix]

fucking numpy

[mossy pier]

You should say Numerical Python.

[hasty peak]

[lavish kayak]

Chithurst is a real Hollywood movie

Amaravati is only not a movie because chithurst is a bit better 😆

Real good English countryside at both

[vocal vessel]

Python doesn’t have Arrays. It has lists.

[storm sage]

It has numpy arrays

:^

[vocal vessel]

Yeah. I meant not natively

Tho I suppose under the hood it’s all arrays 😝

[echo tundra]

I was about to say fuck you too then I saw the spelling

[long matrix]

fucking numbily

[echo tundra]

Also why TF can't I change my name

[split pawn]

Wait what you can't

[burnt ledge]

Yes it does, the array module adds them

[burnt ledge]

moreover, this was already mentioned

[storm sage]

Weird. Helpful should have name change perms.

Indeed it does.

[deft iron]

Just need a tip yall. I am an overachiever kind of person. There is this course I really struggle with so I joined a group to do the labs with. And now I am supposed to work with this person on the project. Like said I struggled and still struggle with all the concept and the course. The project is pretty important part of the final grade and prof is making us choose either basic or advanced project where if we choose basic we can't get over C on the course. My lab partner said he doesn't care about his grades so he will do whatever I choose. This obviously doesn't sound supportive (this mean he is prolly gonna end up being useless). I also have many other labs during this time so I don't know if I should go for advanced. What do I do?

[echo tundra]

<@&268886789983436800> idk if unsolicited google forms are allowed

[leaden torrent]

no

[echo tundra]

[echo tundra]

it was probably an app issue, I could change the name but there was no option for saving the change

works normally in desktop

[granite hound]

How are y'all doing today

I just came up with my first upper bound for the problem I'm working on for my undergrad thesis

It requires iterating over a list of size:

[fathom swallow]

NotABot

[granite hound]

Where r and the sequence of words (w_1, w_2, ..., w_n) are dependant variables

So it'll take at least a few billion years to run

It's a horrible, ugly, brute-force to hell and back solution

But it's a solution, and I love it 🙂

[storm sage]

Hm, is there like an enter button on your keyboard? I was having trouble with this on my phone until I realized I had to press Done or smth like that on my phone keyboard

[echo tundra]

I do have one but it didn't work, I just did it using my laptop so it's fine for now

[storm sage]

Weird

[tawdry dome]

if you get 2x slower you get closer to something would it theoretically take infinity to reach that point cause you can go infinitely small in that space that's makes you slower

[storm sage]

Yes, look up the hyperbolic plane

🤔 this is probably too advanced but it might have some links to interesting stuff https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poincaré_half-plane_model

[tawdry dome]

my brain hurts

[storm sage]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u6Got0X41pY this intro should be accessible to anyone

[tawdry dome]

funky words

my brain genuinely tickles

all this advanced math stuff is enough for my brain today

[storm sage]

🙂

[sick prism]

A very challenging Calculus 3 problem has been pasted into the multivariable calculus channel.....

[storm sage]

Please stop posting this across different channels

!noadvert

[quasi jetty]

Please do not advertise your help channel or thread in other parts of the server. There are many people who need help, and no one person can be prioritized over other people, so please patiently wait. Anyone who chooses to help you is a volunteer who is doing so out of their own kindness.

[fervent flame]

but its very interesting.....

[hasty peak]

lmfao

[solar hawk]

lol

[split pawn]

Please stop advertising your YouTube channel

[solar hawk]

It’s lit tho

[icy locust]

Please stop intervening and promoting Desmos-related content

It's disruptive

ly beautiful

[split pawn]

Please stop interfering in my affairs

[long matrix]

no

[split pawn]

Yes u too

[long matrix]

I said no.

[split pawn]

🤣

[long matrix]

I dont do what u ducks tell me

[ocean harbor]

lmfao

[solar hawk]

lol

[hidden isle]

quack quack

🦆

[surreal sapphire]

this isnt the place for advertisements

[halcyon wigeon]

are there any good videos thay explain synthetic division? im so lost on how it works

[little vine]

I'm sure Khan academy

[halcyon wigeon]

kk ty

[fallow zodiac]

hello
can i calculate trotal return on bond as :- YTM * Principal value?
is this valid since ytm is just rate of return
any help?

[neat lintel]

#❓how-to-get-help

[tribal slate]

what is the average probability of losing someone important between 20-30 yrs old

anyone can calculate this statistics for EU?

[sonic field]

!help

[quasi jetty]

To ask for mathematics help on this server, please open your own help channel or help thread. See #❓how-to-get-help for instructions.

[stone ferry]

!mentalhelp

[split pawn]

You okay?

[silver hawk]

Consult actuarial statistics or smth lol

[inner hawk]

psychologist here (not true)

[dusty wagon]

Very likely

[neat lintel]

It is about 78.24%

[viral condor]

gn

[ocean harbor]

gm

[neat lintel]

does anybody know a platform to practice math and learn math stuff

[tepid token]

Textbooks

[neat lintel]

Aleks for simple stuff

[neat lintel]

i see

https://www.aleks.com/independent

oh

thanks

[acoustic yarrow]

why this exist

[neat lintel]

because it thinks

[acoustic yarrow]

bunny evil

[neat lintel]

How many non-negative integers up to 100 can be represented as the sum of two other non-negative even integers

Unsorted combinations?

So we choose two?

out of 49

$$\binom{50}{1}$$

[fathom swallow]

<:F_button:1095679234497843251>

[acoustic yarrow]

$$\binom{o}{bese}$$

[fathom swallow]

waterlemonz

[acoustic yarrow]

lol

[split pawn]

Haha

[acoustic yarrow]

STOPPPPP COPYING ME

[split pawn]

I'm doing better than you. Not copying you

[acoustic yarrow]

??? mine looks beter

[split pawn]

Lol

Yuckh. All of them look like variables forced into a binomial

[acoustic yarrow]

im gonna force u into my van 🤬

[split pawn]

You don't have one

Sadly

[acoustic yarrow]

sadly why

[split pawn]

Imagine kidnapping someone on a bicycle

Lol

[acoustic yarrow]

u dont have to imagine cuz it will hapen to u

[split pawn]

Not really

You won't come here atleast

Your country has travel restrictions most likely

You're strongly strongly not advised to come here

[acoustic yarrow]

what cuntry

[split pawn]

I won't say lol

[acoustic yarrow]

iill find out dw

u dont gotta tell me

[split pawn]

No matter you can't find me

There's thousands of my name.

Rather millions.

[acoustic yarrow]

? why i need name

[split pawn]

How else would you find me

[acoustic yarrow]

im not gonna say it here cuz of rules 🤫

[split pawn]

Lol

Good

I hereby disallow you from locating me

[acoustic yarrow]

? u cant stop me

[split pawn]

I hereby stop you

[acoustic yarrow]

i hereby bypass ur stop

[split pawn]

Good stop your bicycle at someone else's stop

[acoustic yarrow]

nop

[split pawn]

Who's nop

[acoustic yarrow]

nope

[split pawn]

Mr Nope

[acoustic yarrow]

$$\log _5\left(\sqrt{5}\right)+\ln \left(e^{3.14}\right)+\ln \left(\frac{1}{100}\right)$$

[fathom swallow]

waterlemonz

[split pawn]

Yuckh

[acoustic yarrow]

bro

bad formatting

honestly

mine is dark mode

[split pawn]

Yuck

Shioo

Shooo

Yay. He's gone.

Peace of discussion prevails.

[acoustic yarrow]

$$\binom{shush}$$

[fathom swallow]

waterlemonz
Compile Error! Click the reaction for more information.
(You may edit your message to recompile.)

[split pawn]

Fakemigi went out of existence

@acoustic yarrow

[acoustic yarrow]

Or did i

[split pawn]

Yeah just go already

[ocean scarab]

whats the terminology for imagining time as a series of function transformations across each moment

or research terms

[river moon]

partial differential equation?

[sonic field]

partial differential equation.

[neat lintel]

Would you need partial differentiation to find the maximum values of this?

W G O L & Q are variables

[river moon]

no

it's hopeless

[deft iron]

A guy I am supposed to work with for a project, our project plan should be turned in like 5h and he is not doing his part. I stated clearly to him to do his part yesterday, I said I will write about this and you about that, he said "sounds good". He then got in the shared docs and copy & pasted random shit from the syllabus (we agreed to do that but prof stated to rewrite the things so they actually make sense in our project) and wrote his name and then left the document. WTF am I supposed to do? It is not even really that hard, he is only expected to write 4-5 sentences on one part and then 2 sentences on the other. I can like write it in 10 min but it is making me a little mad, what do I do?

[long matrix]

speak to the prof.

[neat lintel]

Chat, lets write the proof for this

so $n$ stones of $a^2$ area have to cover a surface of $n \cdot m$ area.
The task is to find the smallest $n$ required

[fathom swallow]

<:F_button:1095679234497843251>

[neat lintel]

I solved the problem by doing the following :>

$n = \ceil{\frac{\max(n,m)}{a}} + \ceil{\frac{\min(n,m) - a}{a}} \cdot \ceil{\frac{\max(n,m)}{a}}$

[fathom swallow]

<:F_button:1095679234497843251>

[acoustic yarrow]

🥺

[woven glade]

hey does anyone know how to avoid khan academy skipping a question when u spend too long doing a challenge? Or do u know how to go back to a question it skipped?

[split pawn]

Hrs

Yes

[neat lintel]

not good at algebra 2, but you can send me money anyways

[echo tundra]

Pfp name checks out

[long matrix]

<@&268886789983436800>

[ocean harbor]

it won't let me react

do you have me blocked or something?

[deft iron]

We have this course with a lot of group projects and my team don't seem to give a F that much, so I shared the doc for 3 previous assignments and slides. And now I am gonna share this one and I feel like it is getting annoying what do I do?

Both memebers have legit reasons for why they are busy but then they should not have signed up for this course. TBH it is me who joined their group because I had to get into groups and I feel like if they didn't intend to actually work (trust me I do understand and sympathize with them with whole my heart) then why even register for this course now?

[last creek]

You need to be upfront that there is a problem. If the group can't make and keep mutual commitments, you need to talk to your prof.

[deft iron]

They have already explained to me their reasons, and I do understand them and I feel bad to rat them out. Not to mention there is nothing prof will do about it other than saying work it out.

[last creek]

I've been there before and I was too afraid of confrontation. Ended up pulling many all nighters to finish group work. It was a bad situation

You don't know what the prof will say

[deft iron]

One has an extremely sick mom whilst the other has children, so I would feel horrible to rat them out like that.

[last creek]

Then you can fall on your sword and do the all the work

If they have legit issues, they should tell the prof. anyway

[deft iron]

yeah 100% with you on that

[last creek]

They should withdraw from the class while they can. In no world should you be responsible for their other commitments

[deft iron]

For the project we have been given different part of the isssue. We have worked on it indivdually a lot so I can't write the result & conclusion part alone.

[deft iron]

that is what I've thinking

Parts of me feel like that

Because although I sympathaize with them, I've my own problems

[last creek]

You don't need to be mean, but you should communicate professionally with them and the prof. if needed

[deft iron]

The problem is that they always say yes, that is the problem. I tell them to choose this or that, they choose and then it is dead until the last minute or I say something. Then they say yes they will do it and then they don't.

We had a really big individual assignment that will be included in the group assignment and guess what they started on it like a couple of hours before dead line.

[latent edge]

Average group project problem

[last creek]

My advice is to email the prof. explaining everything. Include evidence.

[long matrix]

lol didnt i answer this ages ago today

[long matrix]

^

simple.

[deft iron]

That was my plan if we failed, but then again I wanna give them the benefit of the doubt. But I hate confrontation lol.

[long matrix]

its better to do it early than later

later is more of an excuse

for failing

early, things can be dealt with to some extent

[deft iron]

But wouldn't the prof tell them I said so lol. I know these people even tho they are not my friend and then going to class would just be cringe.

[river moon]

going to class with people responsible for you failing would be no less cringe

and well if you don't do it and fail then you can only blame yourself at that point

[deft iron]

Ig you're right, my point is they are last minute people. The only assignment we have turned in so far, even if they did it last minute they managed so that is why I wanna give them the benefit of the doubt.

[neat lintel]

Its either ultimate hard work or telling the truth to the prof. Ig if the two peeps youre with have other things to do,they will understand why you ratted them out. And for your own conscious maybe confront the two, and make em understand how hard it is getting doing the work of three

[deft iron]

I tried that is how I got the excuses, and then directly I had nothing to say.

[neat lintel]

I faced this situation many a times, all i did was to confront my team a few times, if they didnt mend their ways i had no choice other than to go to the higher authority. You cant expect me to do their work, for the credits are for all.

[deft iron]

true, these people never have time to meet on campus thos it has been only texts. The only time I met them on campus was for the presentation and when I tried to be straightforward with them. They dropped their excuse on me.

BTW I really appreciate talking to you guys, just having yall support me means so much to me rn, it made me feel like less of an asshole. And I will try to take your advice.

[neat lintel]

Being true isnt being an asshole

You have every right to ratt them out

/had

From the first day itself

[deft iron]

Yes I am try to get that thru my thick skull cuz I am going through the same thing on my other course, another project. Hell I have the worst luck of groups.

I never had a decent group.

[neat lintel]

I mean you are a good person, you helped as much as you can. But they, were not Entitled to that help. That was like a bonus they got and should be self-respecting enough to get back to work

[violet coral]

what’s a good senior quote for a math lover

[river moon]

hessian is jacobian of the gradient

[violet coral]

what

[river moon]

exactly

[violet coral]

😭😭

i don’t get it

[river moon]

learn more to find out

another one that I like is that there are no nontrivial ideals in a field

[little vine]

Calculater

[neat lintel]

G/ker f ~= im f

[neat lintel]

to quote a famous mathematician: "high on potenuse"

[long matrix]

dom f / ker f === im f

[mental stratus]

===

[neat lintel]

Bro screw uni too i didnt think group work with awful members was a part of uni. I thought you were more flexible and self-working then turns out it's wrong lol

I hate group work

Or sharing my ideas in general lol

[storm sage]

"the second derivative is the derivative of the derivative" wow, deep

[acoustic yarrow]

Welcome to the real world

[neat lintel]

Hows that the Real worlde

Sharing ideas sucks

Do i really have to to survive in this society

🗣️

[acoustic yarrow]

Human knowledge exists only because it builds upon itself

[neat lintel]

True

Maybe ive just met the wrong people

[acoustic yarrow]

Being able to work in a group is a key life skill

[neat lintel]

I like sharing ideas with people who actually talk about intellectual stuff but not normal people

[acoustic yarrow]

U aint gonna be in uni forever

[acoustic yarrow]

Again, welcome to the real world, not everyone is like this and u need to learn how to deal with it

[neat lintel]

What if the group consists of partying dorks who smoke and talk Trash about you. Thats hs kinda

True

I just need to deal with it

[acoustic yarrow]

R u in hs?

[neat lintel]

Yes 9th

[acoustic yarrow]

Bruh smoking in hs? 💀💀💀💀

[neat lintel]

Yes

People vaping

[acoustic yarrow]

Nah actually i take it back id be mad also

Those typa kids are annoying asf and u alr know they gonna be homeless at 25

[neat lintel]

They Always vape and think It's cool

Hahah true but rich parents help them

[acoustic yarrow]

Fr but its not gonna last forever

[neat lintel]

Right

[acoustic yarrow]

Luckily at my school they are extremely strict and have vape detectors in every room

[neat lintel]

They Always do it in the bathroom

[acoustic yarrow]

Vaping dropped to 0 within 2 years after they added an automatic suspension rule

[neat lintel]

Once i wanted a free toilet stall and everywhere in the school it was locked up with people vaping lol

It's kinda dumb

[acoustic yarrow]

Ours have vape detectors that automatically lock the bathroom doors when they set off

[neat lintel]

In the break

Lol

[neat lintel]

Thats good

[acoustic yarrow]

And then the kids get drug tested and suspended if they r in the bathroom ( and test positive ofc)

[neat lintel]

If Theyre gonna destroy their lungs they should do it correctly but vaping to be cool is just childish

Not people id wanna be around of course

Anyways yeah it's a problem

Nowadays

[acoustic yarrow]

Sadly

[neat lintel]

I can not understand any of this

[jagged forge]

try the natural number game

tbh i dont understand lean well enough to parse most of that yet, but the natural number game was fun

[neat lintel]

maybe later

I'm gonna prove this

[ocean harbor]

what language is this

[neat lintel]

lean

So we have a set A which contains n elements ( cameras ) and within set A there are 3 Subsets B, C and D.
A subset for the cameras looking at the first diamond , a subset looking at the second diamond and another looking at both diamonds

To take diamond 1 you would need all cameras in B & D to be disabled.

Note: If the longest timer the longest remaining timer is less than the number of cameras in either required set then it is impossible to take diamond 1

[tender cobalt]

im pissed dude

at my school the literal earliest you can take calc is 11th grade

[neat lintel]

Spawn point diff

[tender cobalt]

; (

[mental stratus]

we learned calc in 11tg

[neat lintel]

You could had taken it at any age if you parents helped you study at home

[tender cobalt]

shut 👏

[mental stratus]

but nowadays they introduce basic limit manipulations to 10th graders

[tender cobalt]

my parents probably couldnt even solve x+7=10

[neat lintel]

spawn point diff

Should've picked better parents

[fathom swallow]

Result:

3

[tender cobalt]

SHUT 👏

[tender cobalt]

WHAT

mb ill go back to character creation

[neat lintel]

are you in 11th grade?

[tender cobalt]

yeah

[neat lintel]

pain

[tender cobalt]

but i only became academically successful this year

so it's a little too late for me to do calc in hs (like in school at least)

so imma just self study it before i go to college

[neat lintel]

that's a good plan

[neat lintel]

so if $\sum^\text{active timers} s_i < \sum_{n=1}^\text{active timers} 1$ there is no way to solve the problem?

[fathom swallow]

<:F_button:1095679234497843251>

[neat lintel]

only three people solved this?

[misty aurora]

what site is this

I forgot the name

[neat lintel]

codeforces

So combinatorics teaches you how to count

there's also the binomial distribution for calculating

But i'm not sure how i would use the binomial distribution for things that aren't poly nomials

For example

I know how to prove if it is possible to find an x,y or z for a given n. but idk how to actually FIND those x y and z's

what should i do?

[misty aurora]

I think bro went to sleep

[neat lintel]

who is bro?

[misty aurora]

eclipseryu

[neat lintel]

I'm just speaking into the void hoping allahu hears my words

[misty aurora]

isn't he helping?

[neat lintel]

idk

[misty aurora]

nice mutual servers tho

[neat lintel]

true

[misty aurora]

[heavy mist]

anyone knows calculus

[neat lintel]

Who's asking?

[heavy mist]

what do mean by who's asking

[neat lintel]

Who are you

[heavy mist]

i am new here

i am human being

[heavy mist]

hmm

hi

[neat lintel]

nice to meet you human being

i'm F_button

Many people know calculus

[neat lintel]

For differential calculus? should take max two weeks.

Integral calculus? Max two weeks.

Multivariable calculus? outside my pay grade

[zealous garden]

Max three weeks if you do it right

[heavy mist]

did it also took you 2 weeks

[zealous garden]

A lot of people get tripped up on the whole >1D thing

[heavy mist]

in which class are you in

[zealous garden]

I teach Geometric Algebra 2 and Introduction to Geometric Calculus at Wraithlord U

[heavy mist]

can we be friends

i know a bit about psychology i can teach that to you

can you teach me maths

[zealous garden]

You haven't even shown me a theorem yet

[heavy mist]

which theorem

[zealous garden]

Nor have I, you

[heavy mist]

sorry???

[zealous garden]

Yes we can be friends

I was just saying, we haven't even shown eachother theorems

All my friends show me theorems

[heavy mist]

of calculus?

[zealous garden]

Sometimes

[heavy mist]

i sucks at math

just want to be better at it

[zealous garden]

Me too

[heavy mist]

can you plz send me the friend request coz i dont know how to

[neat lintel]

It's so over

Easiest problem ever!

oh wait they're asking for minimum brigthness not shortest path

what type of math is this?

[zealous garden]

Geometric Algebra

[neat lintel]

really?

[zealous garden]

It's a situation where GA might make sense to use

Particularly CGA

I can use it to find circles and lines from points, intersect circles and lines, and find distances

The problem is deceptively difficult

I'm still thinking through a solution

I'm being stubborn and won't write anything down

Seems simple enough

No idea if my solution actually works

[copper acorn]

I need help with annuties

Can someone please help 😭

[neat lintel]

#❓how-to-get-help

[sonic field]

coming in clutch

even tho that was 2 hours ago LOL

[woven glade]

Does anyone know the average grade level of mathematical skill of the average american adult?

[neat lintel]

3rd grade maybe

https://nces.ed.gov/surveys/piaac/national_results.asp

[woven glade]

Thank u! Appreciated

[neat lintel]

https://nypost.com/2020/09/28/are-you-dumber-than-a-sixth-grader-when-it-comes-to-math-and-science/

[neat lintel]

https://qz.com/638845/americans-are-spectacularly-bad-at-answering-even-the-most-basic-math-questions this article explains some of the information from the report

[neat lintel]

what year level are you?

[split pawn]

364

1 to enlightenment

[cloud wraith]

Happy birthday

[split pawn]

It's not my birthday today

[neat lintel]

my disappointment is immeasurable and my day is ruined

[icy locust]

In math, Americans with a high school diploma performed about the same as high school dropouts in other countries.

[neat lintel]

but they earn more lol

america truly is pathetic

and i say this as an american

[neat lintel]

good thing i was raised as a dual citizen haha

discussy2

[icy locust]

electric boogaloo

[neat lintel]

discussy

sussy

Atleast here no one is destroying maths

[icy locust]

#discussion-3

[icy locust]

bruh

[neat lintel]

anyway

i was thinking of studying linear algebr

what are the prereqs and where should i start

depends

do you want to study it in an applied setting or a pure setting

pure

how about a balance between pure and applied but more inclined towards pure

[icy locust]

axler

[tame egret]

good afternoon

hru

[neat lintel]

the author or the book

[tame egret]

[icy locust]

Linear Algebra Done Right, by Sheldon Axler

[neat lintel]

for pure youd need to know about some field stuff (mostly just what they are and some properties of them) and maybe a tiny bit of set theory (just like set operations and what sets are) and you should be good i think? also know proof techniques obviously

for applied you dont need fields and you may or may not need sets depending on how applied it is

for applied just be good at algebra

and arithmetic

(theres a lot of it)

[icy locust]

F_1 incident

Actually a fun challenge to try to apply theorems to vector space over F_1 and derive a contradiction that signifies such space does not exist

probably too trivial tho

[neat lintel]

o interesting

do share im curious

[icy locust]

basically find anything that doesn't hold for modules that are not vector spaces

:D

[neat lintel]

a fair lol

[burnt ledge]

Every vector space(but not ncs module) has a basis

[icy locust]

yes?

[neat lintel]

do modules not have basis vectors?

[burnt ledge]

Easy i found it

[icy locust]

are you talking about free modules

[neat lintel]

idk i dont know much about modules

[burnt ledge]

consider C_n as a module over Z

[neat lintel]

i just nkow theyre vector spaces but with rings instead of fields

[neat lintel]

remind me what C_n is?

[burnt ledge]

Z/nZ

[neat lintel]

a

[icy locust]

ah ok, i was referring to #serious-discussion message so yeah

[neat lintel]

i thought that was Z_n

[burnt ledge]

i just prefr C bc cyclic

[icy locust]

notations

[neat lintel]

a fair

[storm sage]

Finite sets exist. Checkmate.

[burnt ledge]

what is the sum of two elements in a finite set

how are they a vector space

[ocean harbor]

hi

[storm sage]

uhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh don't worry about it

[long matrix]

F1 exists.

[tame egret]

hello hru

[ocean harbor]

I'm good hbu

[tame egret]

good~ish

[ocean harbor]

pat

[tame egret]

i've been having tests

😔

[ocean harbor]

did you pass?

[tame egret]

i haven't seen my results but ...

[ocean harbor]

I see

[tame egret]

so far

its been good

although

[split pawn]

👀

[ocean harbor]

👀

[split pawn]

👁‍🗨

[ocean harbor]

👁️

cs class started ugh ttyl

[split pawn]

Nooo

💻science

[neat lintel]

https://filtra.io/rust-sep-23

It's joever

How do these companies expect

[burnt ledge]

DEBUNKEDDDDDD

[storm sage]

just add them

[burnt ledge]

And get what.

[storm sage]

(In all seriousness, the motivation for this is that a dim k vector space over F_q has cardinality 1+q+q^2+...+q^(k-1), so setting q = 1 gives a set of cardinality k.)

(So finite-dimensional vector spaces over F_1 should be finite sets, with a special distinguished element for zero.)

[burnt ledge]

besides F1 should have characteristic one, so adding any element one time should give zero

[storm sage]

Whether this really works or not, I have no idea

[storm sage]

This is one of the things that doesn't transfer because having F1 the same as the zero ring would be bad™️

And non-enlightening

[burnt ledge]

so, what, does it have char zero?

[storm sage]

I mean we do say it has characteristic one, but we ignore the ways that this doesn't work

[burnt ledge]

consider the set A={0,a,b} as an F1 vecspace, and fix an isomorphism f: A->(F1)³. what is f^-1(f(a)+f(a))?

Yor bunk has been evaporated

[storm sage]

Algebraists destroyed

(The actual answer is I have no idea)

[mint canopy]

We don't care so much about 'vector spaces' over F_un so much as other objects

For example algebraic groups

GL(n, F_q) looks like S_n plus some extra stuff (trust me bro). And so the hypothetical GL(n, F_un) is just S_n

The point here being that somehow we care about this S_n structure

We can analyse this without F_un so frankly this is where my understanding ends. The general point is that we don't actually consider it as having vector spaces, and perhaps more directly nobody thinks there is such a field

[mint canopy]

I'm talking about something called the Weyl group here, if you wanted to google it.

[vivid halo]

F_1 is a ghost

[mint canopy]

Spooky! How apt for today and indeed october in general

[vivid halo]

tfw you can prove RH if you can prove enough things about F_1

[burnt ledge]

Ohhhh okay so its mostly stuff I don't even know how to care about

[vivid halo]

F_1 is hard to care about when nobody even knows what the right definition should be

[burnt ledge]

Yeag i always hear the vector space thing which has never made sense to me and never a definition bc its always prefaced with "this cant exist but"

[vivid halo]

yeah there are things like this that don't literally exist as definitions/theorems but are too robust as analogies to ignore

the knots and primes analogy is another good example of this

[burnt ledge]

whats that

[vivid halo]

primes behave like knots in a certain "3-manifold"

the "3-manifold" here being Spec(Z) which has cohomological dimension 3 by certain arithmetic duality theorems of Artin and Tate and others

it's not literally a 3-manifold in any reasonable sense

but for example the quadratic residue symbols of primes behave like a linking number for these "knots"

[jagged forge]

yeah the current market is brutal for juniors

[pulsar pagoda]

its more like were going to hire mid's pay them like juniors and have them take senior responsability

[tame egret]

ikr

[neat lintel]

FBI?!?!

[manic skiff]

grading is a scam lets go

[deft iron]

I am working on a group assingment where I have shared a google doc with my group mates. Nobody is writing in the google doc. I am almost done with my part but I don't feel like pasting it in the shared doc cus then they might expect me to do the entire thing

One has said he is almost done to (I do believe him tbh), but should I put in my part?

[neat lintel]

What grade?

I had a group assignment in my first semester of college and something similar happened.
I just reported them to the teacher while we were working on the project and after it was done

I got a 100% idk about them

[neat lintel]

You should also be writing in the google doc so you have a record of everyone's contributions

That's what i used to report them

[glad laurel]

Hi, is anyone here capable of helping me with finance homework?

[icy locust]

!help

[quasi jetty]

To ask for mathematics help on this server, please open your own help channel or help thread. See #❓how-to-get-help for instructions.

[glad laurel]

Thanks btw

[icy locust]

!noadvert

[quasi jetty]

Please do not advertise your help channel or thread in other parts of the server. There are many people who need help, and no one person can be prioritized over other people, so please patiently wait. Anyone who chooses to help you is a volunteer who is doing so out of their own kindness.

[split pawn]

WHAT

[mint patio]

This is like

The thing I hate more than anything else in engineering

ANd it sucks because it's so common

It's just ugly to my math brain

All the fucking CORRECTION FACTORS and "eMpIrIcAl ReLaTiOnS"

AGH WHAT IS THIS?!?!?!?

[gaunt cape]

What the acual heck is that

[mint patio]

The equation to find the Nusselt number for a bank of tubes with < 20 rows

[gaunt cape]

What

I thought it was the compound interest formula 😭

[mint patio]

HUHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

You mean Pe^(rt)? 😭

[gaunt cape]

Yeah

[mint patio]

The P and r here are one thing

Pr stands for Prandtl

[gaunt cape]

[mint patio]

Not principal and rate

😆

[gaunt cape]

pacmn

Wait so is that algebra 2

[last creek]

Welcome to reality.

[mint patio]

Yeah lol

[last creek]

These relationships are really just condensed ways summarizing a whole bunch of data

[mint patio]

Ig? It's just math

I remember we did something similar for my mechanical design class

100000 different failure theories and coefficients to learn

Temperature coefficients, surface treatment coefficients, fuck my ass man that was a pain

[last creek]

Dimensionless number are really nice though

Scaling is a giant pain without them.

[mint patio]

Yeah

I never thought of it that way tbh

This is legit the first time I've ever realized why they're useful

I thought it was just because they're just nice parameters to describe a state

[last creek]

I have been searching for a few for bacteriophage kinetics for two years, because we try to go from 1ml experiments to 1000L batches and it's complicated

But biology is biology 😦

[mint patio]

You do bio?

[last creek]

Biotech

Chemical Engineering

[mint patio]

Why doesn’t Buckingham Pi apply?

Ah I’m mechE

[last creek]

It does apply but it doesn't really help

The main problem is measurement

It's a predator prey system, but the replication depends in a nonlinear way on the metabolism of the bacteria

[mint patio]

[last creek]

So a small change in growth rate of the host can have a huge impact on the burst size and latent period

And I can't really make the metabolism of the bacteria identical at the small scale because of equipment limitations

I'm sure there's a good dimensionless group, but I haven't found it.

[mint patio]

Wow

Sorry I have nothing else to say, I jus thope I can be in your position one day

I’d love to do research and know what I’m talking about and do experiments and make models and struggle with the unknown and form my own theories and make my own discoveries

[last creek]

It's really not as cool as it sounds. I also spend days just being a glorified plumber

[mint patio]

LMFAO

What do you mean

[last creek]

I literally attach and detach piping between process equipment

Clean tanks, prepare reagents. Test seals

There's a lot of grunt work

[mint patio]

Oh are you a TA or lab assistant?

[jagged forge]

indeed, most things worth doing have grunt work :]

[last creek]

No, bioprocess engineer

There's just a lot of grunt, some of which I have to do

Partially it might be because I am in a pretty small company. There's a lot of intermittent tasks

"Oh Xenophon, we got a request for 100g of such and such from X. Can you make some?"

"oh, the halal inspector is coming. Can you make sure there's no cardboard in the fridge?"

True story

[mint patio]

BROOOO YOU just BE MAKIN DRUGS??

That’s cool as fuck

[mint patio]

Halal inspector? 😭

[jagged forge]

ok i already know very little about islam but now im even more confused 💀

[last creek]

I used to work with ketamine, yes. Making tablets, etc. The stuff I work with now has a variety of regulatory stories

[last creek]

I think cardboard creeps inspectors out because it absorbs shit over time

But QA is not my end of the pool

I just know that if I drop a ham sandwich in the equipment, it will never be halal again

[burnt ledge]

Ohhh damn its nice to know halal inspectors actually care about things like that that i didnt even realise would make a difference

[neat lintel]

Why

[static loom]

Suppose lol

[neat lintel]

2+++2=5 makes sense i mean

2+ ++2

[long matrix]

[icy locust]

2 is not lvalue

[neat lintel]

nerd

[icy locust]

also the original joke was unfunny

[neat lintel]

🤓

[frank orchid]

In math papers do people use clear unambgious language?
Or do they use unclear words idioms etc?

[static loom]

the latter

[icy locust]

some notations can be obscure and not very familiar to people outside the niche area

[frank orchid]

Wait…doesn’t that make it harder to read?

[frank orchid]

Why not define it?

What is the point if a notation if not used?

[icy locust]

They are defined somewhere, but you'll have to find it

[frank orchid]

Great so why be imprecise?

[icy locust]

are we talking about acceptable levels of handwaving

[frank orchid]

Handwaving?

[icy locust]

The point is to communicate. You could start from ZF and state everything and end up with 10,000 pages for a single thesis

[frank orchid]

I mean imprecision and ambiguity in language

[icy locust]

Eh, have you actually read one?

"Unclear" as in not 100% unambiguous

but you can still infer the clear meaning

https://terrytao.wordpress.com/advice-on-writing-papers/on-compilation-errors-in-mathematical-reading-and-how-to-resolve-them/

[burnt ledge]

U have to bear in mind that math papers are not made for babies ti read. their job is not to be painstakingly unambiguous, but to be understood by the people they want to be understood by. Often that can mean taking notation for granted, abusing notations in certain ways, and resolving ambiguity through convention

[frank orchid]

Males sense that’s good that’s precise.

[frank orchid]

Wdym by abusing notation?

[burnt ledge]

using notation in ways that arent strictly the same way its defined, but in a way thats suggestive

[frank orchid]

Wdym suggestive?

[burnt ledge]

Do u just not know what that word means

if not, try to think about what the structure of the word "suggestive" ... suggests

[narrow mantle]

My school filter blocks math stackexchange

[long matrix]

error fuzzing

just error fuzz chatgpt

its always right

[teal lion]

I’m pretty sure Merosity is trolling and/or being sarcastic.
Math papers are meant to be unambiguous.

[long matrix]

to the right audience they might be.

rather, their intended audience.

and that's a good math paper.

[long matrix]

If not proofread very thoroughly, its not going to be surprising to have some funny bits

[tame egret]

i mean computer science classes are ||usually boring||

[split pawn]

That wasn't what I meant by the nooo

[tame egret]

oh

[tame egret]

what did you mean?

[split pawn]

I just wanted her to stay for a while and talk

[quiet slate]

hi guys im back :D

[split pawn]

Hi back :D

[vocal vessel]

<@&268886789983436800> here too

[split pawn]

Wait he was here too

[tame egret]

hi back!

[split pawn]

Nah leave it youmessed it up too

[quiet slate]

...

[tame egret]

bye...

[quiet slate]

nah man...

[split pawn]

Where

Are you

Going

[quiet slate]

he going to ur home

[willow moon]

Can someone explain to me how math reading groups usually work? Do we read on the material during meetup or before the meetup? What do you do during the meetup and before the meetup? When do you assign problems and how do you evaluate comprehension of the topic for members of the group?

Thinking of starting a Spivak reading group with my friends but not really sure how to organize to make it impactful.

[surreal sapphire]

generally reading is something that people can do on their own time

meetups discuss what was read

you can do something like:
people read chapter, meetup to talk about issues and assign this chapters exercises to people (though everyone should at least look at them)
then the week after that, solutions are presented and discussed

continue this until done

[willow moon]

How do you test the overall comprehension?

Like do you take pdfs of past exams and set a date for everyone to take the test?

[split pawn]

Hes not allowed here

[quiet slate]

hes gona steal ur lungs

[split pawn]

Why would he do that?

[surreal sapphire]

why do you want to do that at all?

[willow moon]

Well idk i just thought that it could be something to work toward? Like aren't people usually motivated to study more in depth to prepare for an assessment

Or do reading groups not have this usually?

[surreal sapphire]

then the assessment tests understanding

reading groups require participiants to put in lots of work of their own volition

they can test their own understanding

[river moon]

aren't people usually motivated to study more in depth to prepare for an assessment
no

[surreal sapphire]

oh, i misunderstood that question actually

you can do assessments in the traditional sense with exams, but its probably unnecessary

one can tell from just doing the exercises

like, people will know themselves and nobody wants to write exams, they are basically only a necessary evil to produce grades

[willow moon]

ah i see

thanks for your insight!

[storm sage]

Do problems together and individually

Each person will probably have a different goal for how in-depth they want to understand the material, so you should probably clarify this together

Also I would personally suggest that if it's a group of people you don't know too well, you have some meetings just for fun and not for the reading group per se

Up to you though

[neat lintel]

How to pronuce ä?

I think it was e

[willow moon]

good advice, thanks!

also one question, is it the norm to make documents with this much space? Does that mean it is not for printing purposes or something? I'm not finding them easy on the eyes and apparently a lot of math documents are written like this. Is there any purpose to it?

Ok apparently I can't send images for some reason here

https://terrytao.files.wordpress.com/2010/02/epsilon.pdf like this

[surreal sapphire]

like ä, i dont know what to tell you

[neat lintel]

Ä in german like e in turkish

In pronuce

Or ie

[surreal sapphire]

i dont speak turkish

[storm sage]

smh average german xenophobe /s

[neat lintel]

Look on tranlste

[storm sage]

how about you just look up how to pronounce ä....

[river moon]

learn how to pronounce ı

[neat lintel]

im German i started learning turkish at 6 but im not fluent and my turkish sucks

I know how to pronounce ı tho

I can pronounce everything and grammar top too but lack of speaking creates people with skills like me

I can learn entire languages like English on my own but

Im too lazy when it comes to turkish rn lol

School comes first

(screw school)

Do you ever feel like other people learn faster than you. Like in school i feeel controlled by the constant need toraise my arm but i dont bc of anxiety but then my grade suffers and at home im scared to spend more time studying mathematics on my own because of all the other upcoming Exams in other subjects 😭

On top of thatI had to repeat 2 grades not because im stupid but because i just didnt do anything for school in those two years 3rd grade and 8th

Big bruh moment

So i feel kinda behind

How would you use combinatorics to solve this?

[loud snow]

You are counting sums

Firstly exclude any numbers bigger than r from the set because they will be too big

Also depending on the types of sets you are working with it could make sense to cut it down further