Current Events > damn, so close to graduation and i finally finished this damn project

(+) Yeah! (+)

this linear/nonlinear programming class about killed me. i should honestly fail, but so many people dropped and i stuck it out, and i just wrapped up our final project. i'm super stoked that my analytical and numerical solutions match as well.

only thing left is half my physical organic final and i'm fucking done with undergrad

yeeeh
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i'm fucking stoked you guys

i graduate this saturday

shit's tight
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is that comp sci
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Alrighty!
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Hey posted...

is that comp sci

it's in the math department, but yeah it covers i guess comp sci topics. simplex method, dual problem, gradient descent, newton's method, quasi-newton's method, lagrange's theorem, etc.



that was our final project
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it's so sexy tbh

so glad it's done and the results were as expected
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nice man

i think i remember when you first started your schoolin...maybe it was someone else though.

was it post or pre the amalgamation topics?

uhhh... hrm

i wanna say i was going to CC when those started... then transferred to uni later

i came here in august of '14
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oh yeah, i know i was still back in my hometown when those started actually

i remember when we watched whatever horror flick (nightmare on elm street?) and i was still at my parents
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hah yeah i think we watched halloween or something

what degree again and do you have some job prospects or do you work in the field already? I feel like im behind on the lore

oh yeah, maybe it was halloween

or we watched both.

i finished my chemistry degree last semester, math degree this semester, and i'm going to grad school next fall for chemistry. most likely organic chemistry, but i'd also like to do some computational organic research.
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how do you afford all these degrees? I finished my masters but it was f'in expensive

i get paid to go to grad school

waived tuition, decent stipend, and health insurance
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man i must have done it wrong but it was for a business degree so its mostly for show

gives me a little cred i guess

yeah i don't think advanced business degrees typically pay the students. i could be wrong

but in stem it's very common. they say that if the program isn't paying for you, they don't really want you there
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Combinatorics final in 45 minutes. This will be my last in-class final as an undergrad ohhh shit
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Hnnng so close...

Just gotta finish this physical organic take-home and I'm fucking done y'all

My Combinatorics prof even brought us donuts
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3 problems left
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just saw i got a B in my interest theory class

nice, i never went to that shit lol
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Congrats.
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thanks joe

did you ever go back and finish your physics degree? i don't remember if you had one or were like 1 credit short or something, but for some reason i recall it being something for you
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dunno how to answer these last 3 questions fam :)
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organicbamf posted...

thanks joe

did you ever go back and finish your physics degree? i don't remember if you had one or were like 1 credit short or something, but for some reason i recall it being something for you

Yeah, I did. How did you remember that?

I did Thermodynamics and Quantum Physics to bring up my Physics GPA so I could graduate, which I did.
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joe40001 posted...

organicbamf posted...

thanks joe

did you ever go back and finish your physics degree? i don't remember if you had one or were like 1 credit short or something, but for some reason i recall it being something for you

Yeah, I did. How did you remember that?

I did Thermodynamics and Quantum Physics to bring up my Physics GPA so I could graduate, which I did.

dunno homie, i just remember things. especially from lue lore.

congrats!!

quantum was a fun class. i'm excited to take 2-3 more classes in it as a grad student.

how's your game development going? you still on that? i saw your vid awhile back about ML (maybe deep learning and not machine learning?) or w/e. honestly, can't say it was particularly great, but it was amusing.

having just finished a class in linear/nonlinear programming, i'm actually more interested in doing some projects involving ANN, genetic algorithms, or just some good ol' markov chains. i've gotten particularly into finance this last semester, so i think i'll look at making some auto-regressive moving average models just to see how they work more. don't get me wrong, i'm not using the algorithms to predict the market as much as using the market to have new data and understand the algorithms (some dick at LL/eti confused the two).

wish i had more time to devote to CS topics now tbh
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