Jester Tran

thanks

@DJMcMayhem yeah

is there a discord?

thank ou

can someone send me a link to the discord channel for codegolf?

hi

is One Thousand Exercises in Probability a good collection of exercises for non-measure theoyr probability?

hello any probability people

You could ignore the bounds of integration but how do you even compute that integral?

$E(Y) = \int_{\mathbb{R}} y f(y;\theta) dy \dots$

ahh ok haha

I didn't check as to test my memory. I wish I had zoomed in on your old display picture :(

@LeakyNun I certainly remember having a few chats with you here or in codegolf. Trying to recall what you helped me with

@LeakyNun I swear you're a freshman/sophomore in pure mathematics. I met you in some programming chat and also did not see you this active in the mathematics chat. You previously had some dark coloured display picture

@ACuriousMind No problem with those since it captures big picture intuition understanding

Wow, thanks guys. Will note all resources down

Yeah, just interested in gravity for now but all the other fundamental physics would be interesting for the future

I have taken an introductory course but that was all about errors, resolving forces, momentum, mechanics, thermal physics, thermodynamics the basic boring stuff which I do not have a good understanding of since I took the computational route to study it

I want to understand gravity

@Blue curiosity

I don't have a big picture of physics yet

The only physics I know is resolving forces stuff

I don't have any understanding that

@JohnRennie Ok, but I believe my fundamentals are lacking. When I first studied it, I took on a computational route so my understanding lacks much intuition

but I'll need to brush up since I swapped concentrations to statistics later on

yeah

@JohnRennie 4th year in statistics. Relevant courses include: Real Analysis, Algebra

@JohnRennie General relativity interpretation of gravity

@JohnRennie Einstein

how do i go about learning how gravity works and why it is exists?

@JohnRennie thank you, that makes a lot of sense haha

AHHH

from what i can gather from my ear, it seems like "Little Edward Theorem" but i cant find anything about it on Google

do you know what theorem he is talking about?

16:50

you too

hi

i see, thanks

can you pinpoint the impactful event(s) that started to make you feel that you are "getting the hang of things" and not completely lost?

and I don't know what I'm doing

I ask because when given a task, I feel like I'm lost

I just wanted to know how your initial days as a data scientist was and what were the greatest challenges you faced?

I'm in my penultimate year and never had any job/internship experiences (except a side project) whatsoever

oh yea, important question:

ahk

i guess that depends on role and amount of experience you have (save the boring stuff for the interns, naive ones etc)

do you do a lot of data cleaning or processing?

never heard of that algorithm, looks cool