When you advance so much in mathematics that pi starts to mean probability, and you run out of greek letters and had to use Hebrew ones.
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Of course the day after reading this, I encounter it for the first time, in my ML class.
Honestly maths gets easier with letters because there is a lot less maths in it, at least in the traditional sense. Lot harder to make a numerical mistake.
a lot less maths
There's more maths, but less arithmetic.
Ah, who knew quantum field theory was easier than arithmetic.
But u can use a calculator to bypass numerical mistakes
Not the ones I make.
Calculators are still very error prone. It is very easy to press the wrong button or miss a digit without noticing.
You just need better calculator to operate on greek letters like Mathematica
I can speak Greek and I'm still terrified when math speaks Greek
Mussolini?? Bushes??? i missed an important day in history class i guess. anyone share notes?
Italy tried to invade Greece during WW2. That's how the Italian army got its reputation for being I-tier.
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Tensile stress x heat conductivity x the angle alpha x shear stress (or a time constant) x the rate of change of the angle alpha.
There are:
×·*
and you still chose x.
I didn't do "*" cause I'm on a phone and I didn't want to mess with accidentally italicizing my whole sentence. Everything else but "x" is a special character that I can't get to in a short time.
You can do \* to prevent it from italicizing stuff. Also, if you're using Android, there's an app called Unexpected Keyboard that makes every reasonably-useful key reachable in a few taps.