Harvard: Don't Come To Cambridge If You're A Conservative

Quote from Wide Tailz:

90% of the crap I had to put up with in engineering school was useless math or anti-white male propaganda. And the math was just a filter. I never do calculus on the job, but have to deal with concealed feminists on a daily basis. They are extremely sensitive.

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I've never used calculus in the real world either. I can barely remember what it was supposedly good for.
 
Quote from Lucrum:

I've never used calculus in the real world either. I can barely remember what it was supposedly good for.
Yeah, I'm pretty indifferent to differential equations any more, too. :D
 
Quote from gwb-trading:
----When in Cambridge....
----homeless people were gathered in Harvard Square....
----MIT has no homeless....
----homeless were Harvard graduates!
I'll send some money to your Paypal account for that. :D :p :) :cool:
 
Quote from Lucrum:

I've never used calculus in the real world either. I can barely remember what it was supposedly good for.

Acceleration based on position, or distance based on acceleration are two of the most useful in aerospace (obviously for nav / avionics).... but the computer doing the calcs would not be using calculus, rather numerical methodz.

The big fallacy with calculus is you need to start with some equation that describes acceleration or position with respect to time. The only way to get these would be curve fitting data....

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Just like in system trading, engineering all boils down to getting an intelligent fit to data, and knowing when a refit is called for.
 
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