/sci/ - Science & Math

>>3954528
Vitamin shoppe stocks Aniracetam at some locations. Going to pick some up from there next time I find a good coupon.

>>3954405
This is the stuff I got.

Can confirm it is real and every bit as bitter as everyone says.

>>3954267
Well, there have been several studies finding it better than placebo, and several not.

>>3954269
>>3954257
I'm doing 6g/day with 1.2g choline, didn't notice any effects at lower doses

Nootropics.

Discuss.

I started piracetam two weeks ago roughly.

Pic related.

>>3779495
The tl;dr version is it is an infinite potential well looking for the change in kinetic energy between the zero point energy and first excited state

Wolfram alpha'd ((((6.626*10^-34)^2)/(8(9.11*10^-31)(x*10^-9)^2))*((2^2)-(1^2)))J = 0.03eV

It is D

Worked it out on a 3x3 and 4x4, x+y-1 is right

>heat something up until it emits lots of light
>reflect light into space
>????
>PROFIT!

Well, yes, but highly impractical.

Taking a university course in CUDA. Any tips?

It would not equal anything. It VERY slowly grows to infinity.

even 1/x^1.00000000000001 converges

If you could stack up enough pennies to reach the top of the Empire State Building, could you fit them all into a room?

I lift, and I ran a marathon yesterday. U mad?

>>2976423
Although possible, I've read about a few cases where the first sign of brain cancer (frequently Glioma of the brainstem or something similar) is dropping dead.

He also easily could have died of a heart attack, aneurysm, etc

Or some form of accident that would embarrass either him or CERN.

>What are you studying?
>Electrical engineering
>Who let you outside?

How the fuck is the answer not 4561N?

I got it from V_helium=(4/3)*pi*r^3=523.598 m^3
V_ballon+V_helium=523.663 m^3

Mass of displaced air: 523.663*1.28=680.289kg
Mass of balloon+helium=121+(523.598*0.18)=215.259kg

Bouyancy = 9.81*(Mass_displaced_air-Mass_total)

What is wrong?

>>2922960
>>2922972
>>2923126
Pretty much on the right track, afaik.

>>2745939
I have scored between 128 and 164 on online tests, for what that is worth. I've usually hit the "ceiling", most online tests skew high and don't go past 130-150.

ACT of 33. Never had an IQ test.

My suitemate who has an SD16 IQ of 168 (Legit, I've seen the score report) scored 34.

I know one female physics TA. She's pretty bright and not too bad looking either.

I know two girls IRL who browse 4chan, /g/ to be specific. Both major in computer engineering.

also inb4 reticulating splines

Splines.
Splines everywhere.

Tell me something interesting, there are fuckton of them in my homework.

Pic unrelated.

(((M1*V1)^2+(M2*V2)^2)^0.5)/(M1+M2)=Vfinal

(0.5*15600*(x^2))=((21.8910940795566^2)*35)