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Have some pi today
Pluckychicken
Go jackets
SlOrbA
#3 Fourier is for engineers. Mathematicians Laplace it.
waddyaknowjoe
I got some of these
cantshakem
#1 that’s a shitty tip.
ryanegt
As a Georgia Tech Civil grad I'm both laughing and crying.
comacomacomacomachameleon
Ramblin Wreck from Georgia Tech.... and a hell of an engineer
greyrey
#1 Oh lord!
beyourselfandnothingelse
#1 I hope they left more cash for a tip. Cause that’s a shitty tip.
NoNameFred
Only in the USA, where the customer is expected to subsidise the workers' wages…
ThrowAwayAcct0000
I had to learn calculus in high school. I never would have done that if I'd known I'd literally NEVER use it again.
MegSmasher
#2 it is true, but I don't think we're meassuring the same way.
Jerupitus
#43 I tried graphing this with desmos but I didn't get a heart shape
HOAMTH
Did you enter it correctly?
Jerupitus
I entered the equation correctly; refreshing the page ended up getting it to display for me
drygulch
The application stuff is what is used to screen. The hiring manager doesn’t see it. The hiring manager just gets the resume.
drygulch
Not saying it’s ok, that’s just the systems I’ve seen.
GoddForBidd
#2 i mean... yeah. Life is just a series of squares. After a certain point they turn into a circle or a sphere.
nerdinatutu
But seriously, it’s in my resume.
StickyKiwi
Honestly, I don't even bother bother applying for those jobs.
TeamToasterNeverForget
at the one with the string: technically the string isnt experiencing stress, but rather tension instead. The plastic thingies are stressed
TeamToasterNeverForget
the same actually goes for the table..
StephenDaniels
My Calculus understanding was from a few hours before the test to around 16 minutes after the test.
HelpfulCorn
I majored in math in college and remember none of it. Only things i ever used were linear algebra and discrete math when I was a programmer
stouf761
Something makes me think OP went to North Avenue Trade School. THWg!
SLCtechie
#41 love how this references RFC:2324 and the fake teapot.
BeetBoxer
#1 that's a real shit tip tho
FuzzBall87
#33 wrong yyyy/mm/dd is superior in every way
UghPatchy
All that aside, 3.14 is a shit tip.
scanerang
#39 The issue is that the writer can't know what the reader understands and what needs to be explained
Malloon
Geometry insult: If you were any more obtuse, you'd be a line.
SLCtechie
#11 (2B OR !2B) = True
ProfessorVanDiggenSagg
#2 is a question about tolerances. Are you insisting about one being one, or do you allow certain margins of one being also rounded into one
ShiftingPattern
Or a question of the type of mathematics. In Topology a square is equivalent to a circle.
LuLuPennyAndOdium44
yeah only a sith deals in absolutes
Lightsmith
#2 different thing are being measured.
FizzleBurger
"The sum of the exterior angles of this polygon is 360°, therefore it is a circle!" -This guy on literally every polygon
jackmiton
A square is just a low res circle
dragonmaster5
Thank you, this one always bothers me.
ddbrown30
No. Each corner is a 90 degree arc. If you draw a + on the circle, you can rearrange them into the square.
Lightsmith
Because you're adding a square when you make a +. A circle's 360° is a measure from the center rotating it around. Not the sides.
Lightsmith
Measuring any object from the center like you do with a circle is 360°. Measure the interior angles like the square... opps no interior angl
ddbrown30
Sure, the meme is obviously wrong, but I was explaining why a square (or any quad) adds up to 360. It's still measuring the same thing, just
ddbrown30
from a different point.
NuNuDagobah
All these squares make a circle
dragonmaster5
Must have just dropped a literal gallon of LSD
FizzleBurger
"The sum of the exterior angles of this polygon is 360°, therefore it is a circle!" -The guy from #2 on literally every polygon
FizzleBurger
Lol, I hadn't made it through the dump when I typed this. #45 is literally about this rule.
ColmCorbec
#22 Am stupid, don't get...halp?
CallThisAUsername
The diagonals cannot be the same lenght as the other angles, they'll be longer in any triangle. Pythagoras' law.
ARoseByAnotherUsernameWouldSmellAsSweet
Nonsense, it just means two of your friends have to hover, forming a tetrahedron.
ColmCorbec
See, I THOUGHT that's what it was, but my fear of maths made me doubt myself. Thank you!
tarnok
The calculation is a^2+b^2=c^2 next time can just do it in your head to see it's wrong really quickly
CallThisAUsername
Well, you'd be better at creeping through the woods and fighting in the Emperor's name ;) And yeah, math is weird to me too.
ColmCorbec
For TANITH!
CallThisAUsername
I miss Corbec. Though Bragg's loss was even worse.
Psionickitten
#33 YYYY/MM/DD Time is the superior format and sorts the most easily in chronological order. Biggest unit of time to progressively smaller.
ZoidbergIsGreat
While I do agree that that is proper this is also why I like the month spelled. YYYY/Mon/DD removes ambiguity
FoxGodRecords
YYYY-MM-DD-HHmmss for filenames or DD MMM YYYY for documents.
notsurewhattocallthis
I came to comments to say this.. instead, have my upvote of agreement
Kokoryta
OmnesMundiLardum
MORE! YYYY.MM.DD.HH.MM.SS.
baronluke
For paper work, most documents say the same year what's most important is the month then the day, of course only HEATHENS it write that way.
tizkit
Julian Date format is the true king of date formats
NickRivieraMD
obviously. dd/mm/yy is stupid.
onetimepost9
Agreed
hazzary453
YMYDYYDM
Simonboo
Still have to remind myself (UK) that 9/11 didn’t happen in November.
ZiomalZParafii
YYYY-MM-DD above all others
Psionickitten
Yeah, I don't care about the separators. It could be interrobangs for all I care. 2022‽3‽14.
PMMeAnimeThighs
03. Fixed width means that November and December won't sort above February by default
Xenarion
yyyy-MM-dd is better as it can be used in file names.
C0baltBlue
Why make a file name messy when metadata exists though? Unless I'm bulk naming photos, dates in file names drive me nuts.
Psionickitten
That's actually how I name my files. So much easier to locate anything ever.
WaterUnderTheRocketAppliances
ISO-8601 or GTFO
UniversalEngineer
This is the way.
Psionickitten
Yeah that seems to follow the same logic and consistency. +1
TheRealFireFrenzy
This or DD/MM/YYYY are the acceptable solutions
C0baltBlue
That format screws me up every time. It's front loading the least useful information. I do appreciate a good sort, but I prefer DD/MM/YYYY.
Xenarion
Until you sort in alphabetical order. Also, isn't the year more useful?
C0baltBlue
If it's sorted properly, the years will all be grouped together. Plus you can look at the last two digits anyway. I'm usually looking at...
C0baltBlue
Things from the last couple of months, so day is most useful.it depends what data your sorting, but things like email, DMY for sure.
NickRivieraMD
what are you using dated records for? I've had a bunch of use cases where YYYYMMDD is quite useful
squirreltactics
#1 I get the joke but ~11% is kind of a shitty tip.
StormWinterwind
God tip nazis are so exhausting
CallThisAUsername
Well the whole tipping thibg is a shitty system so at least it is coherent.
jackmiton
All tips are shitty tips, cos you shouldn't need to tip...
iraslak
As someone who isn't familiar with US tipping, what would be "normal" or adequate tip?
frozenbabylon
I mean, not really. 10% is the norm. And it's a less than $30 check. You shouldn't really expect more.
FistfulOfAssholes
I’m assuming you’re not in the States with that percentage.
WaterUnderTheRocketAppliances
It's been 15-20% in my part of the US for as long as I can remember.
BDSMThroatHugs
Your part of the US is stupid and tipping culture is already pretty dumb.
takingupspace
What decade are you living in?
blumpk1npie
It's 10% in the UK, more if it's somewhere expensive
NoNameFred
Presumably, in a country with a decent living wage, and laws against deducting tips from servers' pay… You know, somewhere civilised.
SpectreA19
I'm sorry...fucking what
Xenarion
Yeah, it's as if other countries had decent wages and workers didn't have to rely on tips.