serious-discussion

[ocean harbor]

im jk

[jaunty ibex]

I'm not dating deltoid

[silent junco]

[ocean harbor]

i know

[flat harbor]

hes mine anyways

[stark trench]

hi jk, im magma

[latent edge]

Do not joke about relationships. Thanks

[ocean harbor]

el nivel :v

[ocean harbor]

hi magma

[jaunty ibex]

You killed the channel

[stark trench]

it's kinda creepy

[ocean harbor]

its your fault

[timid bronze]

im straight but id so date clau

[fringe summit]

@clau get yo girl

[jaunty ibex]

I'd date ally

She's my type

[latent edge]

crazy work veroid

[ocean harbor]

https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/952271935620915225/1207701545014267935/image0.gif

[flat harbor]

so . umm

nice weather outside today huh

[coarse bridge]

Bro would so date clau and date clau’s so 🪫

wait lemme ping

Nvm

[timid bronze]

i know claus personality pretty well

[coarse bridge]

Blud’s checking my messages anyways

[timid bronze]

Cant fall in love with someone without knowing their personality

or thats..

[jaunty ibex]

Bitch why do u have high charisma for getting open cries i hate u

[flat harbor]

opencry envy is so real in this chat

[velvet dagger]

This week in sentences that parse

[coarse bridge]

tm wants me to capitalize every acronym 🥀

[latent edge]

Tm Wants Me To Capitalize Every Acronym

[coarse bridge]

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/268882317391429632/1375113157697208450/1f639.png?ex=6830816d&is=682f2fed&hm=9dc59c029250a89a4d0be1a806dd693f14fbae551e7f514ff901b90447bbda3e&

[flat harbor]

love at first sight (discord pfp)

[flat harbor]

bitch thinks hes the mc

[ocean harbor]

who is end me again

[fringe summit]

Whar

[stark trench]

he's wrong, we're in a pynchon novel. girl im sorry but you DO NOT want to be the mc

[flat harbor]

all i have for u are ad hominems

[jagged forge]

fr

[fringe summit]

New ship confirmed

[jaunty ibex]

Bro's so 🥀

[flat harbor]

im an unnamed character mentioned but never as my person, only by my classification

[stark trench]

blo + blo + blo

[latent edge]

brainrot ass server bro each time someone says something silly everyone reacts to their message

[bronze pelican]

Ts

[timid bronze]

@gentle birch

[flat harbor]

u gotta self react to make a living

[timid bronze]

Deal with me liking one direction

One direction is my life

[flat harbor]

im gonna cry

[coarse bridge]

WHY, pray tell, did tm js do that.

[latent edge]

my ass reading tm as tmux

[flat harbor]

ure so mean to me lately... ㅠㅅㅠ

[stark trench]

shit i forgot to respond to this, this says like literally nothing since most undergrads do not know any logic, frankly most undergrads have not even seen the compactness theorem before

[timid bronze]

bc he pinged me in dis 1 making fun of my profile

[fresh comet]

case in point: me

[flat harbor]

i never figured out how to uss tmux

[latent edge]

That is true. I do not know as much logic as you do.

[timid bronze]

Dont love anyone more than those 5 boys (well 4 but)

[stark trench]

deltoid, you're not an undergrad, no?

[ocean robin]

samesies

[coarse bridge]

Oh the 1 direction thing?

valid

[fresh comet]

he is

[flat harbor]

i used to love big bang

[stark trench]

what!?

[flat harbor]

...

[timid bronze]

shut up ho

[stark trench]

i see

[timid bronze]

ITS A GOOD BAND

[jaunty ibex]

Deltoid lore dropped

[latent edge]

[stark trench]

he gives off such grad student vibes

[coarse bridge]

I’m not a ho.

[flat harbor]

deltoid is an uneducated child of age 3 to 5

[fringe summit]

That’s why there’s a look of a grad student

[stark trench]

logic is like the least well-known about field

[gentle birch]

what

why are we in this forsaken channel now

[stark trench]

that's big and actually useful

[ocean robin]

logic is scary

[fringe summit]

Let’s fix that, join me & some others to do geometric stability

[stark trench]

YES

[coarse bridge]

I haven’t seen Daminark online in a while.

[latent edge]

Isn't that a good thing in some sense? If you're good at it you'll stand out more

[modern creek]

Gonna encode me as a Godel number?

[stark trench]

dude i am SO down for a geometric stability theory reading group

[ocean robin]

whats geometric stability

[stark trench]

ill actually do arithmetization-free proofs of key theorems thank you hon

[fringe summit]

Truly

[stark trench]

@brave flare c'mere

[jaunty ibex]

I want a number fields reading group

[fringe summit]

Get others to join

[stark trench]

shit maybe i shouldn't have such gratuitous pings

[latent edge]

bro only thinks about Q(a)

[jaunty ibex]

That's right

[fringe summit]

Stuff like geometric interpretations of stability phenomena, which is “you cant encode linear orders”

[stark trench]

sharp is incredibly geometry-pilled

[latent edge]

chat do you think im more geometric or algebraic

[fringe summit]

Absolutely not

[flat harbor]

everyone promises to read physics with me but noone follows up

[modern creek]

Oh yeah talk foundations to me, lets run away and get a nice topos together

[keen stirrup]

what is geometry?

[ocean robin]

what are the prereqs

[fringe summit]

I don’t believe a lot of “geometry” is actually geometric

[stark trench]

i swear ive heard you emphasize geometry in the past, just in general endeavors

[keen stirrup]

alright, but what is it?

[ocean robin]

i should probably focus on topology and algebra tbh

for the summer

[timid bronze]

@coarse bridge @fringe summit Ok but hurry up later i wanna play gartic

[fringe summit]

It’s useful but it’s a cope term imo

[modern creek]

That's what I'm doing!!

[latent edge]

I believe a lot of algebraic geometry is not real geometry

[ocean robin]

sick!

[fringe summit]

Yeah exactly

[latent edge]

It's just some algebraic nonsense that actually works

[keen stirrup]

geometry is when

the

[ocean robin]

i'm taking them in the fall and i need to prepare

[fringe summit]

Uhhh some model theory prob

[keen stirrup]

geometry is when

[stark trench]

"prob"

[ocean robin]

i do not have the prepreqs

[modern creek]

I'm doing my prelims in August for them, so it's big review and practice time for me

[fringe summit]

Just bs it fr

[ocean robin]

oooh fun fun

[stark trench]

yeah actually that sounds sick to me

[latent edge]

Number theory geometry has several flavors

[keen stirrup]

geometry is

[latent edge]

I like lattice geometry the most

it's so

[modern creek]

Geometric group theory anyone?

[stark trench]

nope nope nada never

[flat harbor]

fields on a lattice

[ocean robin]

geometry group theory sounds so cool

[keen stirrup]

fields of lettuce

[latent edge]

Spec(Z) geometry is fucked

[flat harbor]

i like free groups

[fringe summit]

Yesssss it is

[flat harbor]

geometry yummers

[modern creek]

A group is free iff it's cayley graph is a tree

Goated

[bronze pelican]

Everyone understands my taste and agrees with my taste for peak

[latent edge]

You like teto

therefore peak

[flat harbor]

what does spec z really look like

[latent edge]

number line

[bronze pelican]

[flat harbor]

wrong answers appreciated

[keen stirrup]

geometry is

what the fuck is geometry

[flat harbor]

p for projective

[latent edge]

I appreciate the geometric explanation of ramified primes

[keen stirrup]

geometry is when dimension

what

no

[stark trench]

eris please

[keen stirrup]

help me out here

[stark trench]

lay off the marijuana

[keen stirrup]

how did you know

god damn it

[bronze pelican]

Everyone understand why what i like is peak

[flat harbor]

eris we should hold hands

[keen stirrup]

IT IS MY BIRTGHDAY KLET ME BE HIGH

[keen stirrup]

woah...

[flat harbor]

happy birthday yy

[stark trench]

youve been high for the last sixteen days!!!

[keen stirrup]

thanks

im Adult

[flat harbor]

just now?

[ocean harbor]

welcome to hell

[keen stirrup]

"Unc" status, as the kids say

As the teens say

Heh

[bronze pelican]

Nah

[keen stirrup]

New slang guys, Unc

[flat harbor]

cant hold hands then sorry

[stark trench]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oIa1UaAn2Pw

[brave flare]

Top of the morning

Sind when is discussion 2 actice

[keen stirrup]

we're in discussion 2?

[stark trench]

since deltoid made it so

[bronze pelican]

I can't even tell if I'm listening to ai rn

[keen stirrup]

i didn't even know that

how did i get here?

[ocean harbor]

[stark trench]

yeah it's 100% ai-generated

[keen stirrup]

who are you?

[stark trench]

i generated this in 1 minute

[flat harbor]

that often doesnt matter

just look into my eyes

quietly

[stark trench]

blo please calm down

[flat harbor]

watch me breathe

[timid bronze]

Blo sometimes you frighten me

[fringe summit]

We love GGT

[keen stirrup]

uhhhhh hhihiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii

[flat harbor]

no way..

[stark trench]

okay so sharp if we get enough people would you unironically be down for a gst reading group

[modern creek]

Heck yeah!

[fringe summit]

Yeah sure

[bronze pelican]

What is there to read about ggt

[stark trench]

i would like to actually do something interesting on discord, thus far in my discord career i have done nothing

[stark trench]

there are a bunch of open problems?

[brave flare]

discord career

[timid bronze]

Invite me i know so much gst!!!!!!!! (totally!)

[stark trench]

i mean what are you asking

[flat harbor]

id rather just be myself. akakakakakaka

[bronze pelican]

Just work on the problems

[flat harbor]

isnt gst that . umm . timzeone? ahahaha

[keen stirrup]

Groups tend to be better at solving problems than individuals

[latent edge]

I would be down for a reading group for cohomology of arithmetic groups

[stark trench]

what do you think of my ai music

[bronze pelican]

Not listening

[flat harbor]

i would be down for a reading of my horoscope

[bronze pelican]

Its too hard

[stark trench]

ah i see

[bronze pelican]

I don't know what to read btw

[keen stirrup]

i would be down for a reading of my hormones

[bronze pelican]

Harder?

[brave flare]

Wtf is ggt

Größter gemeinsamer Teiler

[latent edge]

yes

[keen stirrup]

Nailed it

[latent edge]

that's my primary resource

[flat harbor]

uhhh... pronouns...?

[fringe summit]

I have tried to do model theory reading groups, namely an intro one on the start of T&Z, one on Hodges focusing on some of the fancier things in it, one on model theory of differential fields, one on combinatorial set theory (that was dead on arrival) and none really had much activity unfortunately

[bronze pelican]

Harder is too big

And intimidating

[fringe summit]

You can join it

[stark trench]

ah, that really sucks

[bronze pelican]

I don't like reading

[keen stirrup]

i'd like to be a voice actor.

chill career.

[bronze pelican]

I wish someone (like dami) could read math to me like a bedtime story

[timid bronze]

I was joking id be 0 contribution

[flat harbor]

thanks!!

[timid bronze]

Yas

Gulf Standard Time

thats like

[stark trench]

it shocks me both T&Z and Hodges garnered like almost no activity

[fringe summit]

The T&Z one was basically me lecturing on it through like chapter 4 or something, so basically a winter semester intro course

[timid bronze]

some of middle east

[fringe summit]

But that had the most activity (like 2-3 people showing up)

[bronze pelican]

I wish hatsune miku could read math to me

[timid bronze]

Could be wrong

[keen stirrup]

me when i realize i actually have to learn quantum mechanics

[stark trench]

2-3 showing up how exactly am i supposed to use

i just discovered this emoji

[fringe summit]

Hodges made it a couple chapters in and had other people presenting, like slurp, but it died when Carla volunteered to do a section and then didn’t

[keen stirrup]

All the time, for you

✅

[stark trench]

oof

[fringe summit]

It’s meant to be like

you said that

[velvet dagger]

Ah yeah of course Sharp's doing a reading group on Gulf Standard Time

[fringe summit]

Or “mixed p-adic hodge theory ”

[keen stirrup]

p-adicity mentioned

[bronze pelican]

Yknow, I think it would be pretty cool to create a text-to-speech app specifically for math pdfs

[stark trench]

ah i see

[fringe summit]

But yeah the few who showed up was like, HSF lmao

So

[stark trench]

this is very discouraging

[fringe summit]

None of those 4 reading groups had much real interaction

[velvet dagger]

Def the p-adic hodge theory won't have much real interaction...

[stark trench]

if we can't even get a hodges reading group up then there's no way we're getting a geometric stability group

[keen stirrup]

so many good jokes come to my head that i cannot express on this sfw server

dad gummit

[fringe summit]

And the differential fields i annotated like 2/3 of a text, and that was the extent of the activity

[fringe summit]

Oh no, people joined, but that just sat there

[bronze pelican]

I ain't doing no reading groups

[stark trench]

i mean like one where we have actual activity

obv

[fringe summit]

Like “yeah I’ll join” and then never reading it etc

[bronze pelican]

I'm past the stage of reading

[stark trench]

idk maybe hodges was too slow for them

[keen stirrup]

I will invent new logical diagrams

[bronze pelican]

The only groups ill engage in are listening groups

I ain't reading sht

[fringe summit]

I curated it and outlined what sections to do

[stark trench]

i see

[fringe summit]

So excluding a lot of things

[flat harbor]

it's easy

[latent edge]

p-adic hodge theory is cursed

[timid bronze]

my math prof actually told me come talk to him any time about physics when i take it next sem

[flat harbor]

ull do it in no time

[timid bronze]

me when im self studying it now

[velvet dagger]

Oh niiiiiice

[timid bronze]

🙈

[keen stirrup]

i make nothing easy to learn for myself

[stark trench]

that makes sense

[flat harbor]

even better

[velvet dagger]

Yeah he told me he would give some of his favorite students the opportunity to keep talking to him about stuff

[stark trench]

it'd be silly to do something else

[fringe summit]

Aaaaand others did make slides and present

But

[coarse bridge]

what’s the magic word?

[timid bronze]

OK CAN U STOP THIS ASS PRANK

[fringe summit]

It fell apart again

[timid bronze]

WE GO TO DIFFERENT SCHOOLS

[keen stirrup]

i will inadvertently find the most difficult ways to learn quantum mechanics and use bruteforce effort to grasp the concepts

[timid bronze]

can we please vc

[coarse bridge]

ok fine

[stark trench]

that really sucks

[velvet dagger]

LMAO YOU DIDN'T THINK IT WAS ASS WHEN YOU SUGGESTED IT

[stark trench]

more generally, what do the logic reading groups look like?

[fringe summit]

Differential fields had no other user activity but I kept posting annotated pages

Combinatorial set theory nothing ever happened

[stark trench]

och

[fringe summit]

I dunno but

[stark trench]

okay im assuming they're all duds then

[coarse bridge]

duds or dudes

Or both

[stark trench]

carla was NOT a dude

was she a puppygirl? i forget

[coarse bridge]

who’s carla 🥀

[keen stirrup]

dudettes

[fringe summit]

My attempts at, say, AG or wtv groups also were duds

So

Perhaps a failure on my organization

[timid bronze]

OK YES BUT

[keen stirrup]

you guys are such funny little critters

[timid bronze]

I DONT LIKE THE JOKE BC IT LIKE IMPLIES WE GO TO THE SAME SCHOOL

BUT WE DONT

[stark trench]

yeah, or you have the systematically most boring interests

[timid bronze]

SO THE JOKE EVENTUALLY

NEEDS TO END

[coarse bridge]

It’s really difficult to coordinate tbh

[velvet dagger]

I'VE SEEN PRANKS GO ON FOR YEARS 🤣

[timid bronze]

Ok i dont want a prank to turn into an unfunny lie

[fringe summit]

As nG put it, “Why do you always ask the worst questions”

[timid bronze]

Im not a pathological liar

[velvet dagger]

Alright I'll pull the plug then lmao

[timid bronze]

NO BUT

[fringe summit]

As has been seen by the inability to just coordinate one

[timid bronze]

DO U GET WJAT I MEAN

IN A WAY IT MAKES ME FEEL LIKE

IM CATFISHING

[silent junco]

deja vu @gray scroll

[stark trench]

to be selfish, im a bit sad there's not as much of an interest in logic here

[velvet dagger]

I see why you don't like it, yeah

[timid bronze]

Right

[stark trench]

my interest in logic is not just philosophical by any means

[coarse bridge]

which one do you mean

[timid bronze]

So joke eventually had to end at some point.

[keen stirrup]

that would be boring

[coarse bridge]

For the ones we were talking about I still just have to like be sure what I wanna commit to

[stark trench]

though ill probably end up doing research in paraconsistent model theory to make it more of a mathematically interesting field in part because of philosophical interests at some point

[coarse bridge]

cuz I don’t wanna say I’m down then have to stop

[velvet dagger]

Sure

[timid bronze]

R u upset

[stark trench]

hopefully interesting stuff has actually happened by the time i get through undergrad

[timid bronze]

U seem upset

[velvet dagger]

Nah not upset, it's more like

Sure I see where you're coming from

[timid bronze]

BUT U SOUND SAD

[velvet dagger]

DO I?

[timid bronze]

LIKE

YES

[silent junco]

yeah like if everyone is clear about what they can commit to and holds up their end then it works, otherwise it doesnt

[keen stirrup]

how far are u through undergrad rn?

[timid bronze]

SPEAK IN CAPS ONLY TODAY

[latent edge]

logic - number theory intersection when? :3

[keen stirrup]

if you don’t mind me asking

[velvet dagger]

IF I WERE SUPER SERIOUS OR SAD I'D GO TO DMS

I DON'T HASH SERIOUS THINGS IN PUBLIC

[timid bronze]

OK YOU ALWAYS THINK IM SERIOUS

[velvet dagger]

YEAH BECAUSE YOU SOUND MORE SERIOUS THAN ME

[silent junco]

ive been in one successful reading group and one failed one and the difference was really just accountability

[timid bronze]

HOW

[stark trench]

uh not im currently enrolled in any uni, though ive taken some uni courses which ill be able to most likely transfer credits to whatever uni i end up attending

[timid bronze]

I SPEAK IN CAPS MORE THAN U DO

[latent edge]

that's really nice thing to have before uni

[keen stirrup]

likewise. i’m scared of being rejected

[timid bronze]

Ok wait maybe not as much recently

[latent edge]

We didn't have that stuff in HS

[stark trench]

but i will end up finishing uni probably earlier than expected, but i would like to do some undergraduate research

[velvet dagger]

Hmmmmm

[timid bronze]

Thats bc this semester overworked me

Blame the semester

[keen stirrup]

the time will come when i’ll have to apply to the big boys in about a year or so 0_o

[timid bronze]

Next semester worse

[latent edge]

i mean even if we did, you are still required to retake stuff which is quite annoying

[stark trench]

yeah it's bullshit

[keen stirrup]

i’ve been meaning to ask you, you’re not ADHD, right?

[timid bronze]

wait but dami idk when to take a bio class or intro to programming

Im like

Delaying as much as i can rn

Too many labs id have a week

[stark trench]

uh i have very bad adhd and i would be able to take medication for it but i can't because of, let's say, nebuluous health problems

[velvet dagger]

Yeah I mean hmm at first it was because I was just not good at reading your stuff

Lately it's because of the lowercase lmaooooooo

[latent edge]

adhd is both my saviour and my destroyer

[keen stirrup]

wow, your mind is really something else

[fringe summit]

It is what it is

[velvet dagger]

Hmmmmmm... Good question

[stark trench]

it is not

well, maybe

im very neurodivergent

but it's not like, profoundly interesting

[stark trench]

yeah

[timid bronze]

code is so boring to look at

sorry cs people i love u guys all but

The thing u guys do..

IS SOB ORING NSD MAKES ME WANNA BEAT MY COMPUTER

[fringe summit]

I sure can’t organize them

[keen stirrup]

you should believe in whatever makes you comfortable to use it as you do :3

[bronze pelican]

I like coding

Ts peak fun

[jagged forge]

it aint about the code. it's about bending the computer to ur will

[timid bronze]

oh god suremark here

[timid bronze]

Nah

[silent junco]

hmm i think it takes more than one person to run one of appreciable size

[coarse bridge]

fr

[velvet dagger]

Damn... I feel bad on his behalf

[jagged forge]

and also graphs and numbers that go up and activate my monkey brain

[timid bronze]

bro is always like "oh brother" when he sees us

[jagged forge]

man, u two rly are peas in a pod huh

[keen stirrup]

wake me up insidereeee can’t wake up insideSAVEEE MEEE

[fringe summit]

I can’t handle 2 or 3 mfs

[timid bronze]

i mean have u seen us on gartic

Closet

Yk

[jagged forge]

ok u win im out

[timid bronze]

LMFAO

[velvet dagger]

I think for me it's like, the ideas are great but debugging makes me wanna unsubscribe from oxygen

[timid bronze]

@coarse bridge

[keen stirrup]

bro just print debug

[silent junco]

that feels more like co op territory rather than one person handles the others

[keen stirrup]

life is too short to NOT print debug

[velvet dagger]

Oh no

[timid bronze]

this last line is so real

[keen stirrup]

who tf has time for gdb?

[timid bronze]

i respect comp scientists

and id never shit on that major or any major in fact

Comp sci is just not for me

[stark trench]

well i think this is just a fact frankly

[fringe summit]

Either way it’s never worked for me

[silent junco]

computer scientists dont code at all they just hire grad students to code for them

[velvet dagger]

Yeah I think not vibing with a major is def not dissing on it

[bronze pelican]

I agree. Also its so fun making the computer do things

[timid bronze]

except i diss suremark

Cuz how he responds is so funny

[keen stirrup]

you’ve achieved this?

i’m far from it 0_o

[velvet dagger]

And me...

[silent junco]

😭

[keen stirrup]

i convince myself i’m a moron every single day

[silent junco]

we really need to gts

[timid bronze]

stop posting jay clothesless

[velvet dagger]

I'm sorry W H A T

[stark trench]

eh it's probably not true

[timid bronze]

apparently this is what hairless pandas look like

LMAOOOOOOOO

[fringe summit]

To what

[silent junco]

sleep

[neat lintel]

What the fuck is that

There’s no way

That’s a hairless panda

[keen stirrup]

wait what are you saying this in reference to

[stark trench]

you're not a moron, most likely

[keen stirrup]

LOL

[stark trench]

i don't think im a moron but i don't think im particularly that bright

[velvet dagger]

Nightmare fuel

[stark trench]

like i think im smart enough to have my personality actually be useful in compelling me to not think stupid things or be bigoted

but i don't think im incredibly bright, either

[bronze pelican]

Like imagine having a vision and implementing that vision. The computer is just a tool. I like that programming allows me to do what I want

[keen stirrup]

i feel like i sense some inhibition of thought here

[stark trench]

can you elaborate?

which thoughts am i inhibiting?

[keen stirrup]

oh golly gosh slow down i don’t know all of that

[jagged forge]

apparently this is a "spectacled bear" or south american bear

it looks like a dark souls boss fr

[keen stirrup]

how you think of yourself reminds me of how i think/thought of myself

[timid bronze]

i should probably shower now times running

[stark trench]

i see

[fringe summit]

Sus

[keen stirrup]

belief is such a

[stark trench]

well i mean i don't think "im not a genius but im not a dullard" is that unreasonable of a thought lol

[keen stirrup]

and it’s a comfortable one :3

[stark trench]

eh not really

[silent junco]

im on a similar wavelength rn but i think getting some sleep would fix me

[keen stirrup]

realltG

really?*

[stark trench]

i'd much prefer to be a genius, yeah

[keen stirrup]

i wouldn’t

too much pressure

[stark trench]

eh there's not really any pressure there

at least for me

it's really frustrating to struggle with things, though

[keen stirrup]

i have an anxious personality, would u say u do?

[stark trench]

not really

[keen stirrup]

yeah, that makes sense

it’s an unfortunate thing to be

;-;

[latent edge]

Not always. If you are using the wrong tools you are most of the time working around stuff which is such a waste of time

[stark trench]

and like, being frustrated with your intelligence is a pretty universal experience

we are not omniscient and so when we do not know things we want to know, that is usually frustrating

[keen stirrup]

negative affect hinders thought, too

very much so

[latent edge]

If math was very easy and not frustrating I wouldn't be doing math. It would be boring

[stark trench]

i think im pretty leveled

[silent junco]

real

[fringe summit]

It hasn’t fixed me

[keen stirrup]

hm

[stark trench]

like for instance i'd like to just know "what is the best paraconsistent theory for doing model theory in? what is the correct (strict / internally classical) definition of a model and (weak / internally nonclassical) definition of a model?"

[keen stirrup]

kinda weird question that you don’t have to answer, but are your parents strong people?

[stark trench]

nope

[keen stirrup]

hm

[stark trench]

they're both incredibly weak

[keen stirrup]

hmmmm

[stark trench]

that's always been a point of frustration for me

[keen stirrup]

i relate horribly

[stark trench]

my mom will get into arguments with me over why im so opinionated and confrontational and what-not

[keen stirrup]

but then i feel bad for not remembering what they struggle with

[keen stirrup]

me with my dad

my dad’s a take-it-easy guy, even if what predicates that easiness isn’t necessarily rooted in truth

avoidant

i’ve tried my best to escape the stress complex they’ve built

now i wanna be a sociologist

[stark trench]

nobody is interested in this but i have a general suspicion that there's a very tight relationship between whatever a good account of quantifying the inconsistency of a well-behaved theory is and how it treats "classical" model existence, but this is somewhat restrictive since it only applies to paraconsistent theories which are strong enough to do some model theory in

[flat harbor]

hi chat

[keen stirrup]

jarvis what does paraconsistent mean

[flat harbor]

ukno like parachutes?

[stark trench]

just means it doesn't have explosion when talking about a logic

but really what i mean is that the theory is inconsistent but non-trivial

so for instance a set theory can be paraconsistent and turn out to be trivial, such as weber's SubDLQ

without the actual underlying logic being trivial

[flat harbor]

i respect my parents

theyre strong people

theyve lived the rough life and i want to learn more from them

[fringe summit]

I wouldn’t expect an answer

[flat harbor]

i dont know how to ask them though

[stark trench]

mm, i suspect there is probably no answer the first one and definitely an answer to the second one

[flat harbor]

or what to ask them actually

[stark trench]

see my interest in this is largely mathematical and only marginally philosophically

i think paraconsistent metatheories are genuinely interesting (from a classical perspective)

[bronze pelican]

Guess what, u can change the tool if there's a better one more suited for the job

[stark trench]

and also i am curious to see to what degree these same theories conserve classical results

[bronze pelican]

🥀 🚬

[latent edge]

yep

Just don't get stuck with bad loopholes

(looking at you javascript frameworks)

I wish I knew 0 tech and that all my tech brainrot switched to math

[bronze pelican]

I need to learn webdev so I can understand why its so bad

[latent edge]

okay webdev is good at the beginning

[ocean harbor]

i hate webdev

[bronze pelican]

Ts peak ngl

[latent edge]

just basics of html and css nothing too crazy

[ocean harbor]

dont try it

[bronze pelican]

Yeah

[latent edge]

this is true in my case. I signed for a job to do c++ programing. They even interviewed me with c++ stuff allat then bro told me to use fucking excel sheets the whole time

[fringe summit]

Who knows fr

[ocean harbor]

what a scam

[stark trench]

yeah i agree it's not known now, it's something im interested in

[bronze pelican]

I think I need to learn C++ honestly

For this specific problem

[stark trench]

ill probably pursue this as a field of research in undergrad if i can

[bronze pelican]

Or rust

[stark trench]

its something that has invaded my mind

[latent edge]

learn both (like me)

I'm more familiar with c++

[bronze pelican]

Ok deltoid

[latent edge]

Yamin do you know Machine Love

[bronze pelican]

Tell me what topl you would use for this problem

[keen stirrup]

lagrangian mecccccccccccccccccccc

[bronze pelican]

Yes its one of my top peak favorite all time superpeak songs

[ocean harbor]

c++ was my first language

[latent edge]

PEAK

[keen stirrup]

wow, not even a natural language?

[ocean harbor]

yes

[latent edge]

I still find myself humming this song after 10 months

[keen stirrup]

I'm so fucking funny

[stark trench]

like this is a riveting field to me since it's a combination of a burgeoning field of metalogic, philosophical logic, reverse mathematics, and more. it's just tasty.

but i dunno there's basically nothing atm

[bronze pelican]

Rn im listening to the miku who can't sing songs

[keen stirrup]

reverse mathematics

[latent edge]

real

[stark trench]

like some of the only basic papers are that of Badia & Weber working in subLPQ_\bot^\implies

[ocean harbor]

I used c++ in arduino project

it was fun

[fringe summit]

Work on it now gg

[latent edge]

Rust has a good library for CLI

[stark trench]

im pretty sure it's still open whether the restricted-extensionality set theory they came up with is nontrivial

[latent edge]

C++ is almost always peak in math stuff

[stark trench]

i would but i really won't have much time my junior year

[bronze pelican]

Deltoid, I have a large symbolic matrix (matrix whose entries are polynomials on 6 variables) amd i would like to substitute integers in for these variables to get a matrix with integer entries. How would you do this when your matrix takes 37MB to store in a text file?

[keen stirrup]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nqk_nWAjBus

[stark trench]

i don't expect to be able to familiarize myself with all the mathematics necessary to do any good work

[fringe summit]

Probably can get more done than I can with plenty of time though

[stark trench]

maybe, well then perhaps i can convince you paraconsistent logic is actually interesting

well you already think that

but like, more interesting i guess?

fuck me

[bronze pelican]

@latent edge

[jagged forge]

yesss clap is so nice

[keen stirrup]

logical EXPLOSION!

[latent edge]

I thought of a nice joke but nvm it's not appropriate for mathcord

[stark trench]

P & ~P therefore kaboom, this is exactly correct

[keen stirrup]

are there logical implosions?

[jagged forge]

[stark trench]

yes

[keen stirrup]

logical differential pressure

[latent edge]

that sounds miserable

[stark trench]

implosion is exactly as you'd expect

q |- p v ~p for any q

[latent edge]

I guess having symbolic libraries would be good

[stark trench]

i don't need tex for this

[latent edge]

Python has a lot of these

[keen stirrup]

Ah yes just as I would expect

[stark trench]

well it's meant to be dual to explosion

[bronze pelican]

Yeah if I try to use inbuilt functions in Macaulay2 to substitute numbers into the matrix of polynomials, it runs out of memory

[keen stirrup]

Eh this stuff is a bit too high-level for me

[stark trench]

the duality isn't formal, i think, though

[fringe summit]

Probably not

[latent edge]

I'm not familiar with Macaulay2 tbh

[stark trench]

like for instance Brazilian logic / co-intuitionistic logic is formally dual to intuitionistic logic

[bronze pelican]

So I need a way to do this that does not require loading the entire matrix into memory, which is what symbolic libraries do

[stark trench]

so like the formal dual would be in terms of refutations most likely

[keen stirrup]

holy shit they got Brazilian logic

i gotta research ts

[stark trench]

it's just the logic in the Brazilian tradition starting with people like da Costa

da Costa and his students studied and considered dual-intuitionistic logic pretty heavily

[bronze pelican]

I think I need to go back to primitive coding practices and just parse the text file character by character, do operations locally, and write the resulting numbers to an output text file instead of working with the entire matrix as a Sage object or Macaulay2 object, which is very very memory expensive

[stark trench]

there's a good paper outlining what happens if you take the dual of intuitionistic logic with subtraction -> implication + subtraction and eliminate the subtraction, and you get a sequent calculus for this

[keen stirrup]

my neurons are spread thin

[stark trench]

can i send pdfs of open access papers here

[keen stirrup]

i feel like i'm generalizing up into the ether

does logic not just come down to

Yeah sounds right

Yeah observed

[stark trench]

uh no

[keen stirrup]

i don't understand this stuff at all

i don't see the point

not smart enough, i give up.

[stark trench]

thats not true

you just don't know the prereqs

so you know how like for any lattice i can define a dual lattice and all of the relative concepts are dualized (join -> meet, join-continuous -> meet-continuous, etc)?

[keen stirrup]

uhm 0_o

sure

[stark trench]

so we can take a logic where we have some rules for implication, for example P -> (Q -> P) and define a kind of formal dual as well

so for instance intuitionistic logic is a kind of "proof logic" since it satisfies the disjunction property and first-order intuitionistic logic satisfies various witness properties

a witness is just a term that validates an existential statement

so like, intuitively i shouldn't be able to say that there exists some x such that P(x) and then be unable to procure such x, whereas in intuitionistic logic this isn't (in some formal sense) possible.

dual intuitionistic logic is basically a logic where we obtain a dual operation, subtraction or co-implication which is formally "dual" to implication

in a sense we can think about it in terms of a logic of falsification

what you can do is start with a logic with both subtraction and implication defined in normal intuitionistic logic, find the formal dual, and then lop off the new subtraction / dual implication to get a dual intuitionistic logic with just implication

urbas (the paper im talking about) effectively does this

[keen stirrup]

that’s such a succinct way to express an implication

P -> (Q -> P)

ah i’ve been meaning to learn logic syntax

mostly just because it looks nicr

e

[stark trench]

well its an example of a theorem in classical logic, it's easier to verify if you write it out in words

since if p is true, then if q is true then p must be true, since p is always true so the implication can't be false

since the implication is only false when p is true and q is false

sorry i somehow ended up mixing up p and q, hope i didn't confuse you

classically p -> q is equivalent to ~p v q

[keen stirrup]

no i’m listening and trying my best LMFAO

[stark trench]

do you know what that means

if you don't i can explain

[keen stirrup]

not in the slightest

[stark trench]

okay so p -> q is p implies q

~p is not p

p v q is p or q

~p v q is (~p) v q

[keen stirrup]

and these are boolean-like guys right

[stark trench]

yeah

[keen stirrup]

p and a

q*

okay

[stark trench]

so it's "p is false or q is true" essentially

now we can use disjunctive syllogism, a common inference rule, to infer modus ponens, for instance

modus ponens is p, p -> q therefore q

as a word-by-word argument this is

1. If P, then Q
2. P
3. Therefore, Q

[keen stirrup]

hahah i seen this guy around

[stark trench]

disjunctive syllogism is the rule that ~p, p v q therefore q

in words this is

1. P is false
2. P or Q
3. Therefore, Q

this should be pretty intuitive to you, for example consider the example

1. Eris is at the park or she is at home
2. Eris is not at the park
3. Therefore, she is at home

this is equivalent to modus ponens for the material conditional, accepting a few other things, since p is ~~p

[keen stirrup]

so you switch it to an “or” statement

why must we do that

[stark trench]

we don't have to, it's just sometimes more helpful to think about

really the easiest way to think about the material conditional is that it's false ONLY when the antecedent is true and the consequent is false

the antecedent is the thing that goes before the consequent

so in if p, then q, p is the antecedent

[true zinc]

hey all

[stark trench]

hi

[keen stirrup]

this makes perfect sense

SEE I DID IT

proof by feels good

[stark trench]

yes see ur very smart

[keen stirrup]

what gives booleans a reason to be the guys that we do operations on

[stark trench]

so given our understanding of the material conditional, we can ask why P -> (Q -> P) is going to be true

[stark trench]

uh so that's a fantastic question actually

to be clear, booleans are semantics

[keen stirrup]

i guess it’s the smallest thing we can have different states of

[stark trench]

yeah, that turns out to be part of the reason

[keen stirrup]

damn it now i wanna be a logician

UGHHHHH

[stark trench]

so the idea is basically that when we're reasoning classically, we want our propositions to have definite truth values

each propositional variable in our formula will have a definite value of either true or false

[keen stirrup]

seems like the easiest way out xD

[stark trench]

this is more generally what we would call truth-functional semantics, where our connectives (these are the operators like ->, v, &, et cetera) are functions on the truth values

so for example consider P v Q

this sentence is just a string the theory, it has no inherent meaning

but what we mean by it is that P or Q

and then P is either true or false

[keen stirrup]

do we have xor

would be sick

can devs add this

[stark trench]

yes we can define XOR given enough connectives

peirce pioneered usage of the truth table

it is often incorrectly attributed to Ludwig Wittgenstein

[keen stirrup]

he has a way cooler name

[stark trench]

than charles sanders peirce?

to each her own

[stark trench]

truth tables are tables which give you a list of truth values

consider for example this truth table

we saw earlier P -> (Q -> P) is classically true

we write down all truth values that P,Q can take on

we see in all cases the sentence P -> (Q -> P) comes out true

hence it is a tautology

now im brushing over quite a lot here

completeness is what we'd really be interested in relative to some semantics

but that's all too much for now

[keen stirrup]

woah we’re going backwards

[stark trench]

yeah

so basically what semantics do are equip your formulas with meaning

[keen stirrup]

sounds like an irrelevant monarch of Great Britain

[stark trench]

ideally what you want is for, some given semantics, if it comes out to be "true" in those semantics, its provable in your system

so you know how we do proofs in math

with axioms

there are a variety of proof systems which allow us to derive sentences from other sentences, and they have a varying number of axioms

[keen stirrup]

going this high is such a strange feeling

disconcerting

[stark trench]

eris i need you to learn like, mathematical logic so we can talk about math while high

i used to do mathematics while high but i don't do any drugs anymore

[keen stirrup]

book recs need

for dunce like me

relative to this stuff i’m like a fucking

Construction worker

Coal miner

[stark trench]

hmm

[tough stratus]

any discrete mathematics book

[stark trench]

terrible idea

it's better to just read a textbook geared towards mathematical logic simpliciter

[tough stratus]

wut

[stark trench]

some stuff on the openlogic project is okay

barwise is good if you're already a bit familiar with logic but otherwise it's useless

[ocean harbor]

#book-recommendations

[stark trench]

i don't think he is asking

[tough stratus]

i was not

[stark trench]

you can also try shoenfield i guess

[ocean harbor]

[keen stirrup]

does it… make sense… to have a sense that this stuff is, like, the beginning?

where it all starts?

if you know what i mean

[stark trench]

yes it is literally in fact the beginning

[keen stirrup]

i mean in the scope of this entire conversation

logic in general

[tough stratus]

In a way

it is like a breath before speech

[keen stirrup]

poop before shit…

[tough stratus]

chrew

[latent edge]

Me when $\mathcal{M}w(\Gamma_1(N))=\bigoplus{\chi}\mathcal{M}_w(\Gamma_0(N),\chi)$

[fathom swallow]

Deltoid loves you :3

[fringe summit]

Magma described it in words, but also consider the constant function Q->P

[limpid ether]

Hi everyone,
I just entered 11th grade and I’m interested in studying JEE-level mathematics—not because I want to crack the exam, but simply because I enjoy the subject.

I started watching the Raftaar series (2021), but it didn’t work well for me. So, can anyone suggest a good series, playlist, or course that covers the basic mathamatics for jee and 11th-grade CBSE syllabus?

I’d like to study slightly beyond NCERT level—maybe up to JEE Mains but nothing too advanced like JEE Advanced.

[untold cedar]

huh

that's insane

[bronze stream]

why i cant msg on other chats

they ban me

with no reason

[stray vortex]

Ncert+Amit m agarwal

with the help of a tutor/a teacher

Amit m Agarwal's books consume a lot of time though

So start as soon as possible.(Considering amazon shipping time and time required to find a teacher)

[full lance]

hi dead chat

[stray vortex]

You will need one more book apart from these two for theoretical explanation(but I don't have any suggestions in mind), because sometimes I too did not feel comfortable with the ncert explanation.

I resolved this problem by rereading the ncert explanation

[full lance]

“nakedly authoritarian with each passing day”

?

oh nvm

[stray vortex]

Then, after you have completed reading the portions, solving the examples, completing the exercises and one lesson is over-

Officially start the lesson from Amit M Agarwal's book.

Try to do as many questions as you can, ask your teacher for help and try to roughly finish the lesson

If you can't proceed, immediately ask your teacher for help

You will need a teacher even if you're studying on your own

[limpid ether]

Really cuz I don't have a good teacher. At least in my school or connection

[stray vortex]

You gotta find one

[limpid ether]

Okay...

[stray vortex]

Ask your neighbours and friends who the best math teacher for 12th in your sector is

[limpid ether]

Okay I can manage thanks for then help.

Anything else you recommend?

[stray vortex]

Ncert+Amit M Agarwal+a good teacher

[limpid ether]

Got it

[stray vortex]

It is the standard formula in my opinion

[limpid ether]

I see

[stray vortex]

Amit M Agarwal is a vast series of books. You have to decide which questions you will dedicate your time to

Ask your teacher which examples are good examples to solve

[ocean harbor]

self-studying

that has helped me by reading a lot books and articles if you basically done this you don't need a teacher often but you can ask for help if needed

I'm pretty much they just gonna read your question and go

[forest nimbus]

hi

[ocean harbor]

hi

[forest nimbus]

what is the best way to memorize math formulas

[ocean harbor]

depends on what formulas

if you meant hs concepts then just do your best

[forest nimbus]

in general

[ocean harbor]

but it'd be much better if you know proofs

it's good

[forest nimbus]

k

thanks

[ocean harbor]

also memorizing isn't that good cause you'll forget it later

reminds me of my hs calc teacher ngl

[forest nimbus]

okay

so like ryhmes will help

[ocean harbor]

not really

your best is just know how to use the formula or if you learned the proof

[forest nimbus]

k

thanks

[amber furnace]

Hello, is anyone online a helper? I am in 7th, moving into 8th, and I have really been struggling to understand some key concepts. Is anyone available to add and/or be a study partner if I am looking for help? (P.S, I might not be able to respond because my Mac is about to die)

[sharp mulch]

#❓how-to-get-help

[amber furnace]

oh, ok tysm

[buoyant orbit]

Repetition

More specifically, two forms of repetition help with memorization in math:
-Active recall: throughout the day ask yourself what it is you're trying to remember, then write it down from memory. Then check online or with flashcards to make sure you remember it correctly.
-Practice problems: Do a LOT of practice problems. It helps you memorize the process to solve things, but it also ensures that you actually know the full process to solve different problems.

[sleek sky]

how to get discipline

i waste most of my time

[forest nimbus]

okay thanks

[silent falcon]

dfs

[sleek sky]

?

[magic sleet]

why dont you just derive it

from scratch

without looking at the actual derivation

so that you get a feel of it

[queen bobcat]

Discipline comes from built effort

And the effort should come in the form of a combination of forcing yourself to sit down and get started, and of thinking about it so much that it feels nicer to just do it than to not do it

A huge misconception people have about motivation is that it's something you just summon or magically find

But when psychologists ask people what it looks like when they're motivated, they generally say that they just think about the necessary task so much that they're compelled to do it

[signal shard]

hello

[queen bobcat]

Want to read? Every time you waste your time think about the fact that you want to start reading. Think about what you want to read, and what would come of your life if you just read more. Keep doing this and eventually you'll want to read instead of whatever other garbage keeps you from reading.

[gray scroll]

LMFAOOO history repeats itself

[visual topaz]

history cannot repeat

that's how not time works

[old oak]

Hegel remarks somewhere that all great, world-historical facts and personages occur, as it were, twice. He has forgotten to add: the first time as tragedy, the second as farce.

[visual topaz]

For a philosopher he cares too much about world-historical facts

[old oak]

Philosophy may become a sharp weapon in the hands of the masses

[sleek sky]

i end up watching youtube

[small parrot]

How do you guys self-study reliably?

Math is so open-ended in goals at best you follow a roadmap, but actually what to do with the content; I don't want to solely morph myself into a university fiend but actually turning a book into your own thing seems like you have to go into excruciating efforts. It seems impossible to do it well without having a guide ( how do you trust a guide ) or getting lucky with a methodology

[solid snow]

read a textbook

do the problems

if unable to do problems, look for other exposition on the material

[small parrot]

I do that but it seems like not enough

Is there anything else you are supposed to do

[solid snow]

enough for what

[small parrot]

Idk just a feeling

Doing problems then reading stuff, it feels like there is more I should be doing

[solid snow]

that is math gameplay until you write a paper

but you usually need an advisor for that

[small parrot]

You're just getting caught up?

[solid snow]

yes

[small parrot]

Bruh

Ok

[solid snow]

you can apply the math to projects if you want

like coding for example

[small parrot]

Ok ok

[sharp mulch]

Many people

[rigid raven]

Hey has anyone struggled with mental health in uni? Im fine now. Just curious if there are others

[sharp mulch]

[rigid raven]

I did not just remove the message, it was always there 👀

How was it for ya if you don't mind?

[sharp mulch]

Well covid ruined my third and fourth years

[rigid raven]

Ruined years indeed. Mental illness does tend to do that.

I'm sorry about that. Happened to me too. I had the chance my parents were pretty supportive.

[timid bronze]

hmm no but summer before that yes very much

[somber saddle]

Hello!

[timid bronze]

was going through a lot the summer before i started uni

[somber saddle]

I want to make friends!

[timid bronze]

A friendship in particular was rough on me bc we were fighting all the time like once a week and just didnt understand each other (we r way past that time now tho and rly get each other!)

[somber saddle]

I see.

[hidden gazelle]

damn

good luck

[somber saddle]

?

[rigid raven]

Oh that's nice! Always struggled with friends too. Glad youre doing good

[hidden gazelle]

i gave up friends ig

never works out

[somber saddle]

Why does it not work?

[potent summit]

facts.

[bronze pelican]

[hidden gazelle]

ppl get busy they move on having the same sets of dry conversations over and over suck ass and i can never seem to get any of my so called friends to meet up with me irl tho they somehow always have time for other ppl

shit seems doomed atp

[somber saddle]

I feel bad for you 😦

I'm not looking to meet anyone in real life though.

[potent summit]

friends aren't permanent

[somber saddle]

Usually no I guess.

[potent summit]

you get left a couple of years after being besties

[somber saddle]

Ok.

[hidden gazelle]

not even the worst part

its how its seemingly impossible to find anyone new

[somber saddle]

Stop making me sad...

[potent summit]

indeed it's like u think someone likes u then they avoid u 💔

[hidden gazelle]

you get busier and busier as you grow up and that just leaves you more and more isolated cuz you can never spare the time to really get to know ppl

[timid bronze]

honestly i think you were just unlucky with who you were around. but i really believe there are kind and genuine people out there

[potent summit]

unlucky? i don't believe in luck

[somber saddle]

You're going to make me cry

[hidden gazelle]

i got a job and school and i sware it took like 2 months of asking to get a friend i knew for like a year to meet me irl ever tho we live in the same city and they go to a uni thats literally a 10 minute walk away from mine

[potent summit]

my bad

[somber saddle]

I agree.

[timid bronze]

and fair enough maybe not luck then, just ended up around the wrong people. it doesnt mean ure the problem though. there really are good people out there

many friendships last eternity

i believe the gems that u find whether discord or not and this comes from someone who used to isolate themselves with social anxiety. as long as u stay in touch with them

cuz yea life gets so busy esp if u start a family

but like

if u can keep that connection and touch thats all that matters

and its definitely possible

[hidden gazelle]

we went to first year pre uni together they moved to the uni over the street and after that i can count the amount of times ive seen them in person on 1 hand and its been a year its not like im not trying to meet them either its like they dont care to make time for me

[timid bronze]

u just need the right people

in ur life

but yes friends definitely do come and go

not all stay

[potent summit]

i had 1 person that left me months ago

[somber saddle]

I never leave my friends!

[rigid raven]

I tend to loose friends too I understand your frustration

Even people I had deep conversations. And I thought I had a deep relationship

Still trying to figure out why

[hidden gazelle]

also had a gf for a year ig the honeymoon period wore off so she wasnt interested any more and just want to be friends now

fr i have not seen her irl since
its like noone in my life cares to hang out with me unless i legit cry about it then they do it out of annoyance or pity and then it leaves me wondering if they are even my friends at all

i try to move on but there is no one to go to im too busy to get to know anyone

[somber saddle]

I do lose friends

[rigid raven]

If you want help, I guess what helped me was meds. I became way more confident. But I think it may also have been a correlation with me getting lucky? Idk

There's a lot some luck involved I won't lie

[somber saddle]

luck is involved in everything in the real world

[hidden gazelle]

like all i want is someone to hang out with in person atleast once a month yet no one wants to then i check social media and i see them hanging out with all there other friends multiple times a week what am i doing wrong am i just un wanted

[forest nimbus]

hello

[rigid raven]

Hello

we on some pretty deep shit right now, join if ya want to

[somber saddle]

Hello!

[forest nimbus]

nah

pass

[rigid raven]

fine

np

[somber saddle]

Ok well it was nice to meet you!

[forest nimbus]

k

[somber saddle]

Well I think friends are still valuable even if they only last a little while

[rigid raven]

Sure

But they also said their relationships last a month max. Pretty hard to find value in that

[somber saddle]

a month is sad

[rigid raven]

I've been there and don't think there's arguing with a person that feels that much frustration

[somber saddle]

I see.

[timid bronze]

regardless of the amount of time the quality is what matters

the friendship u had in a month could be better than the friendship u had that lasted an entire year

[somber saddle]

That is a factor!

[somber saddle]

Very true!

[rigid raven]

I guess it allows you to experiment or practice socializing

Then sure, yeah, in that case, it is useful. But it won't give you the happy chemicals that you crave, right away

[somber saddle]

[rigid raven]

:p

[warm umbra]

welcome to the server @somber saddle

welcome to the server @neat lintel

[neat lintel]

Huh?

Thank you, but i never thought someone would receive me

[fresh comet]

welcome to the mathcord!

[timid bronze]

@velvet dagger https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1153491042222473236/1375641902094876722/f449cd312f9a2a4cd83d1d87865669f5.mp4?ex=68326ddb&is=68311c5b&hm=96227240e75bfe7a7bdb7d70ffa38643ac9bedd867c349f676e0b1ef605eb684&

[velvet dagger]

LMAOOOOOOOOO

[somber saddle]

[forest nimbus]

same
you still got it eaarlier

[timid bronze]

@velvet dagger @fresh comet HELPPPPPP apparently this is some uwaterloo meme where engineering students post their transformations from beginning to end of uni

[velvet dagger]

Oh yeah engineering does that to you

[fresh comet]

yeah this is a pretty infamous meme

[velvet dagger]

Arguably math did that to me

[timid bronze]

u go there?

[timid bronze]

Ik im gonna look so chopped after im done with school

[velvet dagger]

You'll be fiiiiiiiine!

[timid bronze]

be fr

What u studying

[timid bronze]

I need to take a transformation pic rn

[velvet dagger]

What

[velvet dagger]

Lmaooooo

[warm umbra]

[forest nimbus]

[agile fiber]

we only get the one id card for 4 years

[tame bane]

Any machinists and doctors in here?

I’ve had the feeling of threaded inserts for bones

[forest nimbus]

what are like the fields for good doctors

[agile fiber]

they're like the rings for good doctors but they always have multiplicative inverses

[stray vortex]

What is a ring for a doctor?

And what does a physical object have to do with a multiplicative inverse?

[ocean harbor]

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1080555115066437686/1328796754623201301/1328075039660179537.gif

[wicked mirage]

That's me after computer science

[worthy loom]

Hi everyone!

I was doing some homework involving using calculus to determine certain properties of a function (mathematical analysis), but I found when there is a unknown number in the function it just screws my mind 😭

mostly because it's kinda confusing for me to draw a diagram

how should I solve these kind of problems?

[haughty panther]

as in, you have a parameter that the function depends on?

it would be easier if you posted an example problem in #calculus or #multivariable-calculus

[worthy loom]