>>3592 based post I will post mathematical problems in some time

https://erasmus-plus.ec.europa.eu/eulogin?ECHE=1&returnto=eche/home It supports python too ! Though an old smartphone and keyboard would kill this, but having a dedicated device is still underrated.

>>3597 There is some truth to this. I forgot the joy of simple solutions are learning advanced maths. Going back to simple algebra feels great

>>3592 After a point in life we must ask What is the purpose of this science If all it leads is to more suffering What good did all this technological progress give us Is sole focused search of truth worth it If stem leads to nukes and stuff What is it's merit

>>3620 I sometimes agree with uncle Ted. All of this seems too superfitious to me

>>3620 Kind of why I began this thread. I lost my enjoyment of science and was focused too much on academic bs. Financially, the difference between phd-employment - post doc is 100€. So financially it is a joke in every case. In terms of societal progress, I would call it a net loss. We have tuned into caged animals, dumber and slower than our ancestors, existing only to serve technological society. But that aside, I really do enjoy simple implementation of technology. Not really pushing the extreme edge or discovering new stuff, but simply using math and science to do things in my life. I do believe the world needs more amateur thinkers, tinkerers, hackers and doer's.

>>3626 >I do believe the world needs more amateur thinkers, tinkerers, hackers and doer's. Very good sentiment But think of it this way STEM's primary goal in application is new technology Which is inherently a loss to us Day by day ted seems to be more true I cannot think of any reason from a big picture perspective why we should study physics, chemistry math bio, because they are used for nukes, bioweapons etc etc Life can actually go on well without such theory

>>3629 It is not that technology is bad by itself, it is just a tool. It is centralized network technology that is bad for humans, the earth and life as we know it. We should oppose centralized tech. We are too dependent on tech at the moment to openly oppose technological society. I would like to work towards a solarpunk future instead. And depending on your circumstances, it is fully possible to limited extents. The issue is, no man is an Island and technological society doesn't tolerant freedoms. So yeah, we come back to Uncle Ted's struggle.

>>3629 Just because your dick can rape, does not mean you stop using it. It is not that we should oppose tech, but the kind of that results in this. Technology reliant on networks of electricity , internet etc. Go back to more individual and community based tech.

>>3635 I use tech's argument here. There is nothing like good or bad technology. You cannot separate them. The creation of good technology comes with bad technology

>>3636 If you remove network technology then indusrrial revolution gets undone, which pretty much agrees with ted But my question is, dont you think we are too far gone

>>3638 I do think we are too far gone. As Uncle Ted says, it is also our undoing. Networks are also easy to destroy due to dependencies. A network such as the one we live in, is very vulnerable to many different things. In uncle ted's terms, FC just waits for an incident like solar flare/nuclear war to occur. Until then, we do our best to survive against modernity.

>>3638 Removal of network technology == Undoing industrial revolution You can still have localized factories , their scale and capability will be more akin to 1800's than anything modern today. But we also have extremely efficient technologies now, which will help us. Am I saying we can continue to live as we do without network tech ? No. IT has to change. But it doesn't have to be fully anti tech.

>>3644 Dont you think a solar flare/CME of that scale is very unlikely as of now A nuclear war might happen in this century though, although even that seems unlikely Your opinion on astrologers predicting war in next 3 years ?

>>3645 I dont think it is possible now

>>3645 I believe there are ways of doing this already, I have some engineering friends that are thinking about setting it up. Censorship is going to get a lot worse in the next year or two.

>>3646 Limited nuclear exchange isn't crazy considering both a multipolar world and nuclear proliferation. Iran and Israel seem the likeliest - I don't think even China is retarded enough to try it.

>>3592 https://arxiv.org/abs/2406.11717 >Refusal in Language Models Is Mediated by a Single Direction

AlexCalc (Scientific calculator with LaTeX equation display) https://f-droid.org/packages/net.alexbarry.calc_android/

>>3592 https://scottaaronson.blog/?p=304 Ten Signs a Claimed Mathematical Breakthrough is Wrong

>>3592 https://cyclictheories.wordpress.com/ Kozsul complexes and Čech cohomology

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Arh-fkTMkn0 Freaky

They gay science

>>7453 Everyone's gay. Some people just don't do Sex

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-024-07744-y Superiority in climate models, indicates superiority in modelling atmospheric circulation. Which indicates superiority in modelling nuclear war. It does not predict extreme events well, this is understandable. But not important, you need to get the general circulation right with low computing power and high speed, allowing you to run war games in detailed scenario's. Mastery of AI and basic sciences is necessary to keep winning against our enemies, otherwise we will end up being insects like Libyan's, Syrians etc. More so than we already are. Genius alone is not enough or even useful. You need creativity. You need minds not limited by morality.

https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-024-03099-6 ‘Soft cells’ — shapes with rounded corners and pointed tips that fit together on a plane — feature in onions, molluscs and more.

Most govt websites continue to have terrible security. Using outdated architecture like Apache servers, which allow anyone to view sensitive data. Terrible.

>>7966 this reminds me of a website I came across just the other day: https://indianaerospaceandengineering.com/media/student/aadharcard/

>>7968 There are even websites with old SQL database's exposing credit card numbers and other details. I don't want to name them given GOI's track record. All talk of technological progress is nice. Without getting basics right it is meaningless.

>>7966 I remember filling up a form for something some years ago, it was not a government website. These websites usually have an option to see the file you have uploaded. So I clicked on the link and it opened a new tab with my aadhar card photo in it. The url ended in a number, like 123456.jpg for example, i just changed the number at the end and now it suddenly loaded someone else's aadhar card kek So anyone could write a script and get all those aadhar cards. I wonder if scammers make use of this personal info to scam you? They have a lot of data about you >>7968 Did you also post this on reddit

>>7973 No. I am working on an eassay on how dystopian most commercial tech is, sent it to a friend. He made this after reading it. I have never used reddit. And never will. Its a topic that has become very important as things keep getting worst.

>>7975 Do post it here if you can >>7992 Once you have read most entries on gnu.org malware page you stop being surprised anymore.

>>8009 >>7992 The disturbing part is, these TV's only scan for the personal stuff you watch. Not the normal TV content. It is impossible to buy a non Smart TV non. Even the Tizen ones are pure spyware.

>>8009 I will post it here eventually for sure.

IIT Kanpur will now be admitting students into their computer science BTech degree program through Olympiad - 3 seats through INMO/IMO - 3 seats through INOI/IOI

THE GAY SCIENCE

https://youtu.be/shFUDPqVmTg Everything said here is true. Even in hard sciences. Mathematics is still doing ok though, but a lot of bs is creeping there as well. Physics is already more noise than actual research.

>>7524 The end is nigh

>>8821 Even though I haven't open this link. I gonna make a wild guess that it's a Sabine's video. If no, then look in her stuff, she's fighting for a long time against this shitty system

>>8828 It is. but in a very different sense. * World order aka financial systems and trade routes and alliances. * Geography i.e. land mass and natural formations. * Weather patterns. These will affect everything. >>8829 It is. Like her, I too have experienced the German system. The disease infects the whole Industry. But there is a deeper truth. Academia is intellectual prostitution. All my heroes are outsiders.

any of you fags use Graphane, lineage or iode or such. Do the UPI and stock trading apps run properly

>>9018 I used to use some custom ROM (prolly a fork of lineage) on my old phone. Had to switch to new after UPI era. Nothing financial works on custom roms

>>9018 Depends on the implementation of MicroG. /e/OS/ has good implementation amongst mainstream options.

>>9022 >Nothing financial works on custom roms If possible this could be a good project for Indian devs, make UPI compatible custom ROMs.

>>9026 Although I MIUI allows changing roms without rooting the phone with only bootloader unlocked, these apps would still warned me and shut off saying "device is rooted". I'm not from computer background so I have no idea if you can hide that. Some banking apps won't even open if I'm on VPN or Duckduckgo's app tracking protection.

>>8241 Another glaze post. Nobody gives a flying fuck about individuals of STEM. In science you are considered genius if you can show the process of getting the results not the results alone. This is not something against Ramanujan but case against faggots like you who have to ride dicks no matter what. Just so you the predictions glazed over in the link in reality were not mathematically accurate like tau function, partition function their bounds were incorrect and it was then corrected by mathematicians. Ramanujan's work were just like Fermat's(by a magnitude) their conjectures are open problems but nobody in maths field obsesses over them lmao unlike plebs like you.

>>9046 I shared it for the quality of the writing.

>>9046 Not Ramanujan putting conjectures like cleo (from StackExchange) and let other people do the dirty work

>>9046 What are your thoughts on CK Raju?

>>9048 If that's quality then consider killing yourself >>9050 Retard stfu with your bs circlejerl, cleo's answers are easily verifiable and they are not conjectures do you even have a clue what you preachin nigger? >>9063 Irrelavant

>>9070 God damn you sound like such a faggot it made me want to suck your dick. My bad using the word conjecture not within it's proper domain. I'm actually confused whether you're against or supporting that everything is indian origin? Either way, you sound like a guy I would like to strangle while fornicating. BTW you wrote Irrelevant wrong 🤓

>>9077 >against or supporting that everything is indian origin? It doesn't have to be either simply respect where its due mainly the ideas no need to pick up someone's balls for that

>tfw https://archived.moe/g/thread/104815862/

>>9105 Lol started from making fun of the stupidity that few people can build a browser to making fun of out number system to our currency. The same happened with China but they still rose. Idk if Indians can rise enough to suppress the hate.

>>9107 The average g poster is so stupid at this point, 4chan has been shit for a very very long time. India is doing well. Indian engineers and scientists don't do somethings well, but when not cheating, they are quiet competitive globally. I honestly don't give a flying fuck what white niggers have to say. A lot of them work under me and that changes your psyche, to just see them as people. As India's hard power rises and economic as well, this perception will change.

>>9107 Slept on this. The amount of things that West has stolen in terms of tech from the non West, not only India, but China, South Africa, Brazil, Russia etc. They buy you with money, when that doesn't work, blackmail , honey traps, kidnap family. When none of these work, assassinate you. The number of scientists and mathematicians India has lost to these is too much of a blackpill. The only thing we as Indians owe to the whites is retribution.

I have to prepare a presentation related to a topic of chemistry of Natural water. So I'm thinking making a post based on my topic here if anyone interested in reading. Let me know if you want to read, give suggestions to any topic related to how things work in water system such as lake, ocean, rainfall etc. I'm currently thinking about following ideas : 1. Ocean acidification : how reduction in ocean pH cuz of climate would lead to inevitable death of the planet. 2. Anthropogenic addition of salt leading to disturbance in natural salt cycle and it's impact. 3. Heavy metals : sources, chemistry, and impact. Let me know any ideas you have and want to learn about it. Just make sure the topic isn't too pop science, so atleast I can find few books and papers on it. I know most of the people here are from computer science (and probably hate chemistry) but still lmk.

>>9128 3 for me

>>9128 >1 propaganda >2 boring >3 Interesting but too normie Here other 2 less know topics. This If you want to talk about health: >Flouride in the water and its impact on IQ and bones. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Water_fluoridation This if you want to talk about planets and hypothetical things: >Diferent phases of Ice. Seen on other planets or extreme conditios of pression. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phases_of_ice

>>9135 These topics are well researched but the authors of the papers have been demonized and their research downgraded or downright buried. I will have to search for it. That said, Flouride in water is retarded at best. Americans are weird.

>>9135 >1. Propaganda I find it intriguing that companies had made climate change a controversial thought. I have to prove that rigorously with backed up science that has been used in other fields to make stuff (mostly pH calculations and recent change in CO2 levels) to prove that oceans pH is decreasing. Ocean's pH is generally 8.1 (alkaline or basic), which is useful in precipitation of carbonates (e.g. Chalk) Ocean act as a CO2 sink, CO2 from atmosphere gets dissolves into the ocean cuz of concentration gradient. CO2 becomes carbonic acid initially Crustaceans, corels and other sea organisms use these carbonates to make their body and shells. Ocean produces more than 50% of oxygen. Excess CO2 in atmosphere getting into oceans so fast that oceans are unable to maintain equilibrium If anyone remembers their alkalinity titration from chemistry lab, they would know how color suddenly changes. When all the carbonates are used, next acid drop will rapidly make the ocean water acidic. Sudden reduction in pH also causes shock to aquatic animals causing their death.

>>9153 Sorry if I'm repeating some things. I did not write it continuously due to time constraints and I wasn't able to proof read it.

>>9135 Not lesser known, idk if Indians stay busy in their own big country so much that outer controversies take a long time to penetrate. Fluoride is so old and boring controversy. Like regulations say : a little is required for maintenance of teeth, more than that it causes deformations. Burgerland puts fluoride in their water, which sounds dumb. Just use toothpaste that capable human will able to spit,the fluoride reacts with teeth to heal smaller cavities. Welp it did wonders for me so I can't get more biased than that. Americans get easy access to Healthcare (even if it's overly charged) so let them do dumb shit.

>>9153 Yikes this shit is incomprehensible

>>9158 Flouride toothpaste did wonders for me as well. >>9153 >>9135 US anon communicated his point poorly, or he doesn't get which part of climate change is fake. Are the average climactic cycles changing ? Yes. Very much so including Ocean levels , compositions, chemistry and avg Temp. Is this due to humans or part of a bigger natural cycle ? This is a well debated point with no conclusive ones from either side. The political side of this, including conferences, political action etc is all fake power grab. But the effects for normal humans are very strong https://www.firstpost.com/world/himalayan-glacial-lakes-expanding-flood-risk-climate-change-13874955.html

https://the-eye.eu/public/Books/ Good resources