Whats better EE or mech??
shut the fuck up
Maths
>>7714365
I've been on campus for four months and haven't seen those jackets, are they actually a thing?
http://wap.engadget.com/2015/12/09/google-we-have-proof-that-our-quantum-computer-really-works/
>Google announced a breakthrough in the field of quantum computing Wednesday. The company thinks it's found a quantum algorithm that solves problems 100 million times faster than conventional processes. If confirmed, this discovery could not only lead to iRobot-style artificial intelligence but also advance the US space program by light years.
Will we see consumer products with this sort of technology in it within our lifetime? Or, are we doomed to be 1 generation too late to see it?
interesting. i hope we're not too late.
>>7714208
How is this going to advance our space program?
>>7714216
In every single way possible. But, I guess we'd have to actually have a space program to advance in order to actually advance it.
Could information move faster than light?
Through space, no.
>>7713911
yes. for example, just take a stick with the length of the distance from earth to mars. when you now move the stick, you can communicate from earth to mars faster than the speed of light.
>>7713917
>take a stick with the length of the distance from earth to mars
No. I can't believe this idea still comes up.
Communication via "rigid" stick is much, much slower than light.
ASTRONOMERS BTFO
\SCI\ BTFO
THE WHOLE WIDE WORLD BTFO
http://www.forbes.com/sites/briankoberlein/2015/12/10/astronomers-find-new-object-possible-super-earth-in-our-solar-system/
>>7713150
Chill the fuck out. Scientists know barely anything about this.
>>7713150
Phew, I was worried Nibiru wasn't showing up
Nemesis!
Do you think is ok that some students fail science and engineering courses just because the made some algebra or arithmethic mistake on some test and teachers doesn't care to check if they understand the concepts just follow recipes and follow procedures?
>>7713040
>Do you think is ok that some students fail science and engineering courses
Yes. Scientists and engineers need to calculate values.
For mathematics, no. You should never be allowed to use a calculator in the first place and if you make a sign error or whatever you go back and fix it.
If you make a king armor under false assumptions that it'll solve the arrow problem when it doesn't, the king will fucking kill you.
"Oh yes, I got it right." No you didn't.
Dead blacksmith.
>>7713068
>You should never be allowed to use a calculator in the first place.
I'm talking about university math, not your high school problems.
/sci/ you tell me that STEM is a meme and you can't get jobs.
So tell me this, /sci/, why aren't any of you becoming actuaries?
>>7711935
Because it has math and math sucks cause MURICA & FREEDOM.
>>7711935
because i want a job that wont make me suicidal by the age of 30
>>7711935
what is an actuary
What would you do in this situation?
>>7717019
Obviously not let him in.
>>7717019
Teach that alien asshole The Kzinti Lesson.
>>7717019
Force the other Ramirez into the airlock and jettison him out so they can have a space-wrestling match.
Winner gets to watch the fire rise.
I need to get 52% on my Organic Chemistry final to pass the class
I got 43% on the midterm and have not studied since, only mindlessly took notes (very good notes though)
I have 2 full days (7am-12pm) + 3 hours today to study for everything
how fucked am i
>>7716785
very. mindlessly taking notes instead of paying attention and learning is retarded
>>7716785
you might get a 50
Probably, I know when I took organic chem the final was much more difficult than the midterm. There's a chance is you religiously study the reactions and their mechanisms
how do solve it?
just integrate three times and you're done
[math] f\left( x \right) = \prod\limits_{n = 0}^\infty {\left( {1 + {x^{{4^n}}}} \right)} [/math]
>>7716751
Find the convergence value of the function when x = 3/8. insert that into the next function then flip
http://yournewswire.com/stanley-kubrick-confesses-to-faking-the-moon-landings/
http://blackbag.gawker.com/did-stanley-kubrick-fake-this-video-of-stanley-kubrick-1747558774
http://www.express.co.uk/news/science/626119/MOON-LANDINGS-FAKE-Shock-video-Stanley-Kubrick-admit-historic-event-HOAX-NASA
This got me thinking.
How can we here right now find things left on the Moon from those missions? There's still a Rover up there and landing
What size telescope do I need to actually focus in on objects left behind and see them for myself? My shitty one I bought for $50 just isn't going to cut it.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_artificial_objects_on_the_Moon
The largest object on the moon seems to be "Apollo 15 S-IVB" located at 1.51°S 11.81°W is it even on the Earth side of the moon?
It's too small. You would need a telescope about 200 meters with sophisticated Adaptive Optics in diameter just to resolve the LM as a pixel.
>>7716671
You can't because its all fake and Earth is flat. Don't believe their lies!
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Since medicine is science, I thought I'd ask this question here. Do you sci bros think there might be corruption or doctors with bad intentions in the medical field? I always think of doctors as the people with the highest integrity in society without shred of bad intention in them - except for plastic surgeons. What do you guys think?
>>7716622
>I always think of doctors as the people with the highest integrity in society without shred of bad intention in them
PFFFTTTAHAHAHAHAHAHA. Top lel. Top lel m8-T! This made my day.
>>7716622
>I always think of doctors as the people with the highest integrity in society without shred of bad intention in them
>>7716622
jew doctors are the biggest drain on the us healthcare system
What is the superior engineering major and why?
The one you like and are good at.
>engineering
>>7716486
This basically. You kind of have to be able to get excited about your field. I constantly find myself thinking "wow this stuff is so Fucking cool ". I think if you have that you can be great in any engineering field.
What is the probability of guessing 8 numbers then one letter correctly, in order?
>>7716365
100% because there are no wrong answers.
1/(26*10^8)
small
0% because there are an infinite amount of numbers
kek
>are you ready for acedmia's equivalent 'gamer-girl' meme
>>7716102
what a time to be alive
>>7716102
When can I donate money to see a livestream of her doing science in a lab?
>>7716102
this is so true
What classes must one pass before posting on /sci/?
>>7716023
Goddamn I wish that my calc 2 class's problems were that easy. Thats some babby shit.
>>7716023
All of them
>>7716023
The ln term is just 1 (inside is the definition e)
the sin^2 term is 1
not sure about the sum, but I'm willing to bet the cosh shit reduces to 1 as well and the sum then is 2, so you get 2=2
