/sci/ - Science & Math

>let's pay trillions of dollars go to a planet that has nothing but silicate, iron and carbon and is also a radioactive acidic shithole

>>12726796
>>12727689
>NOOOOOOOOOOOOO i got 1 femtogram of non absorbable estrogen mimicking chemicals that get eliminated in less than one day, i will turn into a woman!
>uhhhhhhhh whatyoumean estrogen blocking chemicals also exist in our food???? pol told me jews will turn me into a woman

I'm older now so it's over anyway, but I seemed to get on OK with physics and maths (up to 3rd year undergrad course at a good uni), but I'm very bad at programming. I used sql server at my old job but I guess I wasn't required to do any further. Just basically queries and minor input sprocs. And looking at JavaScript stuff.

In my degree (again this is a while ago), up to say 1st year graduate math seemed intuitive to me whereas coding never did. Now I've never used math or physics to actually solve real world problems so there is that. But programming is hard for me and when I search on plebbit it's often the other way around (good at code, bad at math). I've seen comments like an aptitude for programming coincides more with an aptitude for learning natural languages. Do you think that could be part of the problem?

Some time ago I finished with a undergrad degree at physics so not particularly advanced. But apart from sql at my old job I'm terrible at programming. I didn't try it much at work but after seeking out coding courses online it's not as intuitive. I've seen some comments suggesting learning to code is more like learning a language than leaning maths?

Is it possible to get college tier knowledge in a subject via self-study?

>>12173942
>implying all CS majors work on the same shit in such a wide field

da fuck is a erythropoietin?

>>11624647
>Kek the only reason why we're so well off is because of science, not because of some moustachesy faggot who sucked his own dick and wrote a book about it

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>>10685245
>thinking compeng is a meme compared to cs

>>10637919
>Doesn't realize China has a policy to deal with overpopulation
Please, close out and kill yourself.

>>10621242
>She is a good woman but being a good woman still makes you retarded.

>>10625268
>>10625288
I like the way you talk. How do i learn to talk like you? Not bait. Im in college btw.

If babies have no memories, then why do they have brains?

>>10560533
>tfw still no cure for autism

>>10244349
>u cant bref atmospher so its bad place to be XD
>lol u r idiot if u disagree

>>10231758

>>10228369
god

>>10159799

I am tasked with doing a social research paper, and I have never done this type of shit, Thought I'd ask you since someone here might have some experience wit this shit. Not really supposed to say what the topic is, so I will dance around it with examples that are similar.

Let us say the DV of my research is satisfaction with your boss. There is plenty of research that states how well you get paid influences your overall job satisfaction, but not how satisfied you are with your boss in particular. Would I be justified in posing that since it has been shown to affect other aspects of satisfaction in the past, I believe it is worth examining if it also influences boss satisfaction?

If yes, should I take the most prominent things I know influence satisfaction with your boss from past research and have them as control variables? I am really new to all this shit, but I have to soldier through this one BS social science assignment.

>mars has too little gravity and not enough atmosphere to keep put radiation
>the only plausible place to live on Venus is above the clouds, everything below is a shit storm
>moon has no atmosphere and baby gravity
If you’re talking about places just to live and not mine for shit, nigga just build a rotating space station.

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