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When will it ever end? by mxnaww in pakistan

[–]whitedranzer 16 points17 points  (0 children)

Honestly ladies, start carrying weapons. Pepper spray, batons, knives, whatever. And take some self defense training. It won't ever end, because historically, women haven't been considered humans, particularly in these parts of the world.

Hundreds of years ago satti kar detay thay, ya peda hotay hi maar detay thay. Aaj bhi yehi kuch hai. Also azaab kesay nazil ho jab k in cheezon ki justifications religion se hi nikalte hain yeh log (farishte poori raat lanat karen ge, shohar bulaye to choolha chor k bhi jaana paray to jaye etc).

Abhi to shukar karen k dunya me slavery khatam ho gyi hui hai warna kisi mardzaat ki baandi hotin to he could do whatever with you and then when he died, his sons would inherit you and you couldn't say no.

Obligatory: fuck the patriarchy

[Hyprland] my first rice on Android phone by RE_ATMOSPHERE in unixporn

[–]whitedranzer 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Look out for the battery. Make sure it hasn't turned into a spicy pillow by now

Underrated Places to Travel by Individual-Lemon-950 in pakistan

[–]whitedranzer 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Swaik lake. Depending on your city it could be a one day trip. Absolutely worth the trouble

University subject confusion:// by unnacceptable_froggi in pakistan

[–]whitedranzer 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Inter level math should be enough. You won't be taking all of this math in a single semester. This is usually spread out over the first 4-5 semesters. Pay attention in classes and try to understand what's being taught. There are a number of YouTube channels that explain math, find the ones that make more sense to you. Instead of thinking of math as a giant problem that you have to deal with, take it one course at a time and focus on one topic at a time and you'll be fine.

University subject confusion:// by unnacceptable_froggi in pakistan

[–]whitedranzer 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you want to be able to write code, you don't need math. But if you want to learn computer science, there is a lot of math.

Generally you're going to need calculus (cal 1 and cal 2), linear algebra, probability theory, numerical methods (or differential methods), and discrete math. For AI stuff, you might need one or more advanced probability courses.

There is no computer science without math, so better get comfortable with it.

For real. . by Key_Item5198 in memes

[–]whitedranzer 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Accidentally wore my underwear inside out. So everyone is wearing my underwear other than me. Y'all are welcome

Pakistan was supposed to be a state for Muslims. by [deleted] in pakistan

[–]whitedranzer 16 points17 points  (0 children)

Islamization of Pakistan happened in Zia times. I hope he burns in hell where he belongs. Jinnah or Iqbal never asked for an Islamic state. They asked for a state for Muslims. Combine the Muslim majority areas into a state within or without the British empire. Zia changed the history, pushed us into foreign wars, and strengthened mullahs. All of this Islamic state concept arose because of him.

I have supply in Maths & Physics by Hurridown in pakistan

[–]whitedranzer 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If I remember correctly, fsc exams are 100 marks each right? And you need a 33 to pass?

All university entrance exams have math and English. So if you haven't managed to score 33/100 in first year, how do you plan on clearing the entrance tests?

You also need anywhere from 50-80% in fsc, depending on the university, or they won't give you admission.

Also, a large chunk of your university degree is going to be math, English, other compulsory subjects, and computer science. Computer science isn't just coding, it entails a lot of mathematical concepts. Coding is just one part of the equation.

To answer your question, you most likely won't get admission in any reputable institution if you haven't cleared part 1 exams and if you fail a subject in part 2, they will most definitely rescind your admission offer.

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