A very long comment!alex_the_greateSeptember 20 2006, 21:18:49 UTC
How is it that I don't understand 1A calculus, most of which was covered in high school, but ordinary differential equations are a piece of cake? Of course, I'll probably want to eat those words later in the term, but hey! I'll enjoy it while it lasts.
MODS 2 is making me want to cry. I have yet to answer a single question. Guess what I'm staying on campus to do tomorrow! -_-"
Graphing calculators are the shit. I mean, if I were to graph f(x)=3Ce^(3x)+1 with C being any constant, it would take me forever. But I plugged it into my graphing calculator and it took the thing 30 seconds. It took longer for me to set up the equations. Honestly, there's more computing power in one of those things than the first home computers. Or even some early super computers. You know, the ones that used vacuum tubes. Scary. 0_o
I don't get to play with dirt, but our logic prof told us a funny story about doing research in a nuclear reactor and why he really shouldn't be our class prof for the term (class prof's have to do the start of term safety lecture).
I started wearing my contacts again, and I need to cut my hair. Booo having to spend money. But yay not having to worry about my glasses during karate! :D
All right, time for more math. Well... reading about math anyways. So I know how to do it when I actually sit down to do the problems.
Ahahaha vacuum tubes! My favorite story about Ye Olde Computers is the first actual computer bug, the moth they have on display in some museum somewhere. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:H96566k.jpg
Didn't you just get a haircut? Why do you need another one?
MODS 2 is making me want to cry. I have yet to answer a single question. Guess what I'm staying on campus to do tomorrow! -_-"
Graphing calculators are the shit. I mean, if I were to graph f(x)=3Ce^(3x)+1 with C being any constant, it would take me forever. But I plugged it into my graphing calculator and it took the thing 30 seconds. It took longer for me to set up the equations. Honestly, there's more computing power in one of those things than the first home computers. Or even some early super computers. You know, the ones that used vacuum tubes. Scary. 0_o
I don't get to play with dirt, but our logic prof told us a funny story about doing research in a nuclear reactor and why he really shouldn't be our class prof for the term (class prof's have to do the start of term safety lecture).
I started wearing my contacts again, and I need to cut my hair. Booo having to spend money. But yay not having to worry about my glasses during karate! :D
All right, time for more math. Well... reading about math anyways. So I know how to do it when I actually sit down to do the problems.
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Yay school!
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Didn't you just get a haircut? Why do you need another one?
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