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I understand this completely... I don't know how to explain it, but I agree. lol

Everytime I see this thread title I read it as 'Adaberk vs Arseberk'.

As far as war is concerned, you aren't far off.

Now, yes.

Why is this question even being asked in the WAR forums? The answer's obvious.

√(Gymnothorax javanicus + 1)

So ... you're picturing milich naked?

Get out while you still can. It's too late for the rest of us.

OK, so my exam went really well, seems morale is a deciding factor after all.

Only had to shut my eyes and think once, and if my thoughts had sound then that one incident would have gone:

{Pahn} you're in an exam, stop pestering me and go away

Accordingly, I indulged in a pint of celebratory Guinness afterwards.

I've essentially been home no more than half an hour XD

I so wish I'd had a question like that.

Edited, May 15th 2009 2:56pm by Lucinus

I just did an optics test, the one thing I didn't study was like half the test. @#%^ circular polarization using crystals.

but everything else I aced...

State-Based learning FTW! It's scientifically proven that if you keep yourself in the same state while studying you will remember things better.*


I just finished all my exams today. The Understanding of Music class final (I needed to take it for LER credit) was stupidly easy, Japanese was easy, Chemistry was hard (since I suck at math) but i still think I did well, and Invertebrate Zoology was fairly easy as well.





*NOTE: That only applies to when you're remembering things in that state, e.g.g if you're drunk while studying you'll remember more when you are drunk than you would normally remember. Whether this is enough to beat being sober during the exam, I doubt it.


Edited, May 15th 2009 2:51pm by Xkallybhur

What works really well for me when I'm studying is green tea; though I always drink it super strong (or strong matcha) with nothing added because I'm hardcore like that yo.

And this week I had two tests, I was constantly high for 1-2 days and got high last night before I went to bed for my optics test in the morning. I was studying high and I'm positive I did better than all my friends. Definitely going to need some for studying for my upcoming philosophy exam... And I got some spice diamond spirit today, but I rather go with the tried and true before trying it with studying.

Edited, May 16th 2009 1:10am by RedshiftOnPandy

The old memories of college... it was good, but the now is way better, I just remember the freaking stress of exams and my skin lose color and my heart bumps, the tyrant teacher who things himself as the reincarnation of Einstein asking you to reinvent assembly language for the end of the semester...

Now don't get my wrong work isn't much better than that but... BUT, they pay me to do it ^^d, and in all honestly I think I spend less time than I use to do with school, come on I spend more time reading/writing in Alla than doing actual work >.>;

Ken.

system engineer(not totally sure if that is the name in English) but I'm the kind of programmer that doesn't focus on the code exclusively but the project management as well, my master is in computer science(when I was a kid I wanted to program games ;P), btw don't do a master most jobs never actually acknowledge it, Ph it's a different story though.

Ken.

No, a backwards zebra the way I imagine it is a black zebra with white stripes rather than the other way round.

Here's a zebra:



And here is a backwards zebra:




You see?

You gotta put me up to date with that onion thingy, I haven't heard about it, maybe then I can pretend to be an analyst >.>;

Ken.

Got a lot homework to do, I will check it and let you know ;P

They make a pretty informative Atlas too.

Since 90% of the player base say "wtf is algebra!!!! zmfg I cand do matz" honestly I won't be surprised if ppl start quitting after finding a way to apply calculus to game equations.

Ken.

You could do the partials for the damage formula and maximize it, but the answers are already intuitive (more acc, atk, haste, etc)

Edited, May 20th 2009 11:36am by RedshiftOnPandy

You see, that's useful calculus. In my first year I had to do an assload of Pure Mathematics which, as it stands, rarely sees practical use -- it abated a little bit this year, with some more Applied Mathematics creeping in, but there's still too much Pure. I want to learn useful stuff, dammit, not triple integration into a four-dimensional vector space.

That's called physics.

I had 3 semesters of calc as well, first semester was mostly HS though. I think people get a better understanding of calc when they apply what they learn to simple (meaning; no stupid complex integrals) physics problems, especially E&M.

You gotta see the big pictures my fellow Wars.

Even when calculus, E&M, discreet Mathematics, or other pure abstract subjects never have a real repercussion, impact and/or application in our daily basis the fact is that all those disciplines push or mental capacity to an abstract limit that is practically impossible to reach otherwise.

For starters calculus let you understand(at least form a mathematical point of view ) how a 4th, 5th, 6th, n-th dimension behaves, this have been important throw the curse of history to allow the great mind to realize one simple fact: there are many things that we can't detect with our 5 basic senses but still exist and have an impact in our life.

Besides isn't a coincidence that most math gurus here have mathematical/engineering oriented carriers/aspirations (in before Pahn come with his philosophic stuff)

Just a thought.

Ken.

ARGH! PHYSICS EXAM TODAY!

AAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!