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Calculus is quite nice…

Compared to differential equations and Engineering mathematics 🫠

Almost a decade later and I still haven’t recovered.

The cool thing is that you forget 90% of it. Imagine having to care about those stuff on a daily basis.

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Of course they do. But the first job I got was in software engineering and I decided to never go back to EE. 😁

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“If it can’t be solved with runge kutta, it doesn’t really need to be solved”

  • Me justifying the fact that I’ve forgotten 90%+ of the math I’ve learned in my life
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13 points

Is this… Rayman?

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It is! I think it’s from the same Netflix show where he eats sushi off a naked cowgirls ass

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Yo, what in the fuck

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1 point

Go on…

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12 points

Calculus is so easy, I scored a whopping 11/27 points in the final exam.

still passed though

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I died in Calculus 1B. My math teacher called my solutions baroque and that was that.

Relevant XKCD

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4 points

You misunderstood. Your professor said your solutions broke Calculus. Congratulations on violating the laws of mathematics and still getting the correct answer .

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3 points

The highschool teacher responsible for teaching me trig identities and log/e^x was going through a breakup with her girlfriend or some shit during those weeks. So instead of learning those things we did cross word puzzles and word finds.

Needless to say, integration was… difficult to learn. Because I got to give myself remedial math lessons at the same time, in the era before Kahn academy and helpful Indian YouTube videos.

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4 points

What the hell has rayman been up to? Didn’t the rabbids come from his franchise too?

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