Because inevitably, someone is gonna say it, I will take it upon myself to be that guy.
`*ahem*`...
x = 3
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Because inevitably, someone is gonna say it, I will take it upon myself to be that guy.
x = 3
Physicists
just because i learned to do math doesn’t mean I’m not still afraid of it 😭
Oh, another engineer…
Hi.
I wish I could say I’m not an engineer but I become the de-facto engineer and IT technician at every place I work 🤦♀️
I’m also flattered though. :]
Hey, I had to take 3 terms of calculus…
… twice.
TBF, fuck calculus. Only nerds like calculus.
only a virgin could invent something so nerdy
serious big mood righ therr
molecular biologists rolling their eyes
And on a more serious note, considering how much of science is doing admin, attempting to get grants, and data science, almost every scientist is very, intimately familiar with maths.
As a pedologists, stupid unit conversions are my specialty
My experiences have led me to believe the type of math someone is good at depends on their field (or what math they use regularly).
Some biologists are excellent statisticians, far better than me. I’ve also learned to never trust those same biologists with unit conversions that a chemist would consider incredibly simple.
data science
Oh god, just imagining having to tweak the spectroscopy algorithms again in R has me whimpering.
STOP IT PATRICK YOURE SCARING HIM!
math is pervasive and inevitable.
the only people that can escape it in their professional lives are republican politicians.
I like math quite a lot, but I don’t really use it in my job as a language teacher. I guess there’s a small amount of addition and division in grading, but there are also programs that automatically do that for you.
Gotta count heads for attendance, too.
Also time.
yetAnotherUser@discuss.tchncs.de 1 year ago
A Mathematical Model for the Determination of Total Area Under Glucose Tolerance and Other Metabolic Curves (1994) [PDF]
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What are you talking about? A biologist (re-)invented calculus!