He never claimed to be one…

And so the snoot would droop

Voyager does

Good luck with that. It must be difficult in a field where everybody’s got a head start on you. But i believe you can do it [insert never give up japanese man here] as you get more comfortable, pathways should start to form in your mind which will truly help to cut down on the cognitive load of memoryzing all the different variations of formulas ;)

I totally get this, it’s so frustrating when you know there is a geometric, aproachable and intuitive way to get at the subject and your proffessor just throws formulas at his students •π•

Hey, just curious, what’s the _/_ for ?

That or two vacant bodyes XD

On a more practical note. If you have some time to spare, i really would advise you (if you’ve got spare time ofc) to watch videos by 3b1b, the gray cuber, 2swap, lines that connect etc… While you don’t come out with a complete mastery of the subject, you do get a really deep intuition which i can’t seem to get from teachers. + you get to learn that math is trully FUN rather than jusy interesting ;)

Funny, while i would never give up my ability to do math for writing, i feel the other way around in regards to which one can be learned and which one can only be “gifted”.

I always was utterly unable to get decent grades in linguistics. No matter how much i tried ;)

I’d say it’s got to ba an average sized deck

You’re in luck, i’ve just added links to get y’all into the topic :)

Sure thing ! I’ll try to seek some links to resources about how chatbot turn words into vectors and about conlangs.

That would be a rad cliff

That’s both rad and slightly terrifying

Neat, never heard of loxian. Though it does seem (from very brief research) that there is a lot of redundancy with the six scripts being used…

Only a fool would be brave enpugh to fight a windmill

One would be hard pressed to disagree

Well, “good hallucination” was meant more as an interjection, like “good sir” (i was taught to be polite to everyone, even hallucinations) but i guess i’ll take that answer as a yes

Well that’s just a man you hate though ?

Is that a typo in your user name, good hallucination, or did i make that one up too ?

You might know that already, but there is a huge amount of incredibly aproachable math videos out on youtube which truly give you a firm grasp on a lot of deeper subjects. Notable exemples are 3b1b, 2swap, lines that connect, the gray cuber, zye…

Also, if you want to widen your deck of modeling methods, there is also a wide array of game-dev/coding videos which can give you ideas on how to model 1d->2d 2d->2d and 3d->3d data as well as graphs etc… In order to be able to attack many more problems and questions. Examples here inglude acerola, pezza’s work, sebastian lague, code bullet, inigo quilez…

In general, i feel like there is no proper way to learn math, the proper way is to learn math, no matter how you do it. Sure it’s useful to be able to read equations and all, but you don’t have to go to school for that ;).