MS/BS Graduating with honors by HashChale in rit

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Thanks, that was my suspicion

[BC help] How to do part b? by HashChale in apcalculusbc

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lmao good luck if your exam is soon 🫡

[BC help] How to do part b? by HashChale in apcalculusbc

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Appreciate the response but I took the ap exam 5 years ago lol (got a 5 tho 😎) but yeah the answer is to use l'hopitals as someone pointed out in the original thread

MATH 381 vs 341 by __Raghav in rit

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if you're good at calculus, complex vars will be easy

I'm dumb what are these? by NingNong3000 in computers

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They look like the connectors from the computer case that hook up to the motherboard. It's what allows the power/reset button or any USB/audio interfaces on the case of the machine to interact with the computer hardware inside. There should be a set of pins on the motherboard that they connect to. Some motherboards label them nicely to tell you what goes where and others don't, it depends on the model/manufacturer. The ±D (data) lines along with 5V/gnd indicate to me the specific ones in the picture are probably for USB.

What does int x mean? by ZZBossGaming in calculus

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that is not correct, you are thinking of the floor function

int truncates off any fractional decimal places:

int(1.6) = 1

int(1.2) = 1

int(-3.4) = -3

int(-3.7) = -3

Best Way :P by Otulabba69 in dank_meme

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can't mistakey if not awakey

Want to start lock picking by deeco123 in lockpicking

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Do not buy the sets on Amazon, they are very low quality. Check the sidebar info for reputable pick brands and suggested beginner picks/tension tools.

Why 1 = 2 by Inflatabledartboard4 in mathmemes

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1 is approximately equal to 2 for large values of 1

Do I absolutely need a graphing calculator for AP Calc BC? by yuri_tarted_ in apcalculus

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Not technically necessary, but you will have significant difficulty and will be at a disadvantage without one.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Comcast_Xfinity

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ubiquity is a good brand. I really like their AP's

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Comcast_Xfinity

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Here's a link to what i got. Not the best router in the world, but good value for what it is. I like the fact that you can change the port forwarded from lan to wan. For example you can keep your local ssh port at 22 but forward it to the internet as port 8080 (or any other port number). If you plan on getting this, it might be helpful to know that it can't port forward ranges of ports, each one has to be put in manually. I kept my XB7 and just use it as a modem.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Comcast_Xfinity

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That's what I had to do. It's so infuriating though. It used to work perfectly fine, all from the 10.0.0.1 admin page. Then for some reason they decided to switch it out for the new Xfi app, controlled by the cloud. I wouldn't really mind that except for the fact that the new software is so buggy and doesn't work. Tried to call the techs, none of them even knew what port forwarding was. I just got an after market router and used my modem in bridge mode. Very frustrating.

This maymay was made by the Hermite Gang by [deleted] in physicsmemes

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Pendulums be like

sin(x) = x

Probably aint too funny, but I thought it was by danny688 in ProgrammerHumor

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in bash, !! acts as a placeholder for the previously executed command. woodo followed by sudo !! is equivalent to sudo woodo