Geek humor
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@aqua-letifer said in Geek humor:
@jon-nyc said in Geek humor:
Hey that's in Iceland, I think.
I’m 90% sure you are right.
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Some say that people in modern society are atomized. But in this paper I argue that things are even worse than that: People are bosonated, leptonified, and even quarked up
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@George-K Okay. I dont get it!
wrote on 12 Apr 2022, 02:30 last edited by@taiwan_girl said in Geek humor:
@George-K Okay. I dont get it!
I didn’t get it either but I was too embarrassed to say. Thanks TG for stepping up.
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It’s an old software joke. It’s not a bug, it’s a…..
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@jon-nyc said in Geek humor:
That's depressingly true. Even worse, I was probably better at calculus than I am at Excel.
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Thats why we need our weekly math problems.
Speaking of which..
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I know more math now than I did when I graduated college. Not being afraid of it turned out to be a huge differentiator. Now I get to spend my days on interesting creative problem solving rather than tedious coding. Linear algebra and how matrices work has proven especially important.
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Calculus is so boring. I don't understand why it isn't replaced by more interesting and relevant math topics.
