check out the epistemology thread its pretty poppin rn

>>7946015
I did and it's still lacking intellectual depth. I used to envision this place as 4chan's MathOverflow. That vision is long dead.

>>7946023
You just need to find the right threads.

I've seen many threads that clearly have math grad students in them.

nb

>>7945970
because all the fun math is too advanced for high school

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>>7945970

Yes

I had a teacher who tried the "math is fun" stuff, but most people would mostly shrug it off and keep chatting in their cell phones whenever she tried to convince us with talk no jutsu.
I really liked her and the other applied students did too because she really worked on her classes and was legitimately concerned about her students.

But normies just don't care about any of it. They just want to fuck, consume and get decent enough grades so they don't get grounded for being...
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>>7945970
Because you can't force people to have fun.

put the bong down son...

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>>7945329
Repetitive comments are a result of evidence-heavy science- i.e. pseudo-science.

Had you believed the Sun revolves the Earth, you would strive to be original as to keep a decent image, instead you hypothetically hit readers with unoriginal perversity.

Oh well you'll pay one day.

>>7945333
is that afghan kush or purple haze you're smoking ?

>>7945132
http://stackoverflow.com/help/how-to-ask

>>7945141
I'd rather not receive replies at a rate of one per day.

>>7945143
Your not going to receive replies at all because you literally did not ask a question.

Read that page, you need it.

>>7945127

yes

>>7945127
Stuxnet.

>>7945130

unpackaging yourself and programming yourself are two different things.

By your logic any bootloader is a self-programming program.

>>7945075
>What is so "wrong" about Popsci?
Most of their statements

nothing. as long as it doesn't get mixed with real science.
thats why we desperately need a board called >>>/pop/. but the mods dont give a cuck

>>7945100
will that be just for science, or for literature, music, games and fasion as well? because utherwise we need more than one >>>/pop/.

>>7945044
>I consider myself smarter than average
An opinion held by many brainlets. What actual evidence do you have to distinguish yourself from the masses? Your mummy and an internet IQ test?

I think this thread would fit in /r9k/. You could all cry about how sad you are that no one recognises your obvious intelligence.

>psychology

religion masquerading as science belongs on >>>/x/

>>7945044
>Kanazawa and Li theorize that the hunter-gatherer lifestyles of our ancient ancestors
>evolutionary psychology

Into the trash.

>>7944952
i hope shes doing porn

>>7944958
Why would you hope that? Her face is shit.

>>7944961
we're gonna disagree on that

>>7944887
Harvard architecture

>Under pure von Neumann architecture the CPU can be either reading an instruction or reading/writing data from/to the memory. Both cannot occur at the same time since the instructions and data use the same bus system. In a computer using the Harvard architecture, the CPU can both read an instruction and perform a data memory access at the same time,[1] even without a cache. A Harvard architecture computer can thus be faster for a given circuit complexity because instruction...
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FPGAs with millions of vertical stacks instead of a single bus to the ram are in development. Neuromorphic computing is a thing.

A month or two back an anon asserted that Von Neumann and his friends intentionally withheld most of their ideas from the USA because they knew Americans were just as bad as everyone else. If he's here I'd like to hear more on this.

I suspect Von Neumann's nanomachines were intended as software that would run on a hardware implementation of his binary neural networks. What happened instead was the Americans took their...
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>>7944904
so what's the downside? if it were that great then we'd all be using it instead, right?

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>>7944753

Dumb frogposter

>>7944755
what's dump about my post, you stupid bearposter?

>>7944753
>Why isn't it standard to immediately test for all bacterial strains that cause infection?
There are extremely many reasons. The most pressing ones are that it would literally take years to test, that there is no guarantee that compound x from the bacterial strain that they are checking for is in the particular blood sample they're using, and that there will be a lot of false positives and negatives.

Deciding for yourself that you'll start on antibiotics is detrimental...
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>>7944719
modafinil

>>7944767
modafinil is bad bro. its gor a crash like mdmas, just makes you feel like shit for hours

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>I've heard of theanine that lessens social anxiety

prediction and optimization

>>7944620
magic

>>7944620
>Aren't search algorithms completed in exponential time?
Not if they're done well.

>>7944509
>/sci/ - dick-waving and advice

your thread sucks 'where fun goes to die' anon

>>7944512
Butthurt Faggot detected

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>>7944516
>if I say he's butthurt, it will show everyone how good I am

wew lad

thats the sum of zeta functions you fucking retard

>>7944406
read it wrong, thought it was the -1/12 meme

But you are still a retard

>>7944409
Grandis series, why are you being so aggressive dude?

>>7944367
Interesting. My dad is pretty much ambidextrous. I think he's slightly Asbergers.

The study I just googled said increased risk of ADHD, dyslexia, doing badly at school, but most kids were OK.

You can train yourself to write with your non-dominant hand but it's hard if you're not naturally ambi.

Will you gain any benefit from learning to write with your non dominant hand?

>>7944367
i've switched from using mouse in right hand to left hand before, but what's the point?