The Left Does not Reason

[Speaker to Animals]

Interesting book:

https://www.amazon.com/Substance-Civili ... 1611454018

[katarn]

Metallurgical engineering currently, in an R&D type of setting. My degree's in Materials Science and Engineering.

The handle's just an inside joke, partially related to my job as a calculus tutor in college.

Yourself?

Cool shit. A fellow student is studying materials science.

My major is mechanical. I'm a math tutor on campus as well. Primarily the cal II students right now. My boss pointed out that learning it is one thing, teaching it is another. Says I'll be an expert by the end of the semester.

It was steam engines that set me down this path,



Good little series of videos. He's just getting started.

Those who know, do. Those who understand, teach.

The one exclusive sign of thorough knowledge is the ability to teach.

[Calculus Man]

Good little series of videos. He's just getting started.

Yeah, he's really good. I'm excited to check out the steel one.

Side note: Why the HELL are we still teaching grade school with centuries-old methods, when we have people like this working for free? Please, Betsy, please...

[Calculus Man]

Interesting book:

https://www.amazon.com/Substance-Civili ... 1611454018

Added to my wishlist, thanks for the rec.

It's too bad there wasn't much in our curriculum about historical materials/methods, because it's really interesting stuff.

[Okeefenokee]

Interesting book:

https://www.amazon.com/Substance-Civili ... 1611454018

Added to my wishlist, thanks for the rec.

It's too bad there wasn't much in our curriculum about historical materials/methods, because it's really interesting stuff.

It's only certain majors that get the history electives. Math majors for instance. Fellow tutors are taking classes on stuff like that, and they don't even appreciate it. History junkies like me only get one history mandatory, and one possible elective.

[The Conservative]

These are the requirements:

http://www.spacex.com/careers/position/204820

And? That's not hard to do... nor is Oak's...

[Okeefenokee]

These are the requirements:

http://www.spacex.com/careers/position/204820

And? That's not hard to do... nor is Oak's...

I think the point is that the first requirement on the list is a degree.

• BASIC QUALIFICATIONS
  
  Bachelors of Science Degree in Computer Science, engineering, math, or science discipline
  6 months experience with C++

[The Conservative]

These are the requirements:

http://www.spacex.com/careers/position/204820

And? That's not hard to do... nor is Oak's...

I think the point is that the first requirement on the list is a degree.

• BASIC QUALIFICATIONS
  
  Bachelors of Science Degree in Computer Science, engineering, math, or science discipline
  6 months experience with C++

Science discipline with 6+ months of C++, which is not a degree make.

[Speaker to Animals]

Probably should not include reading comprehension, but under the circumstances..

I can see TC fucking something up and arguing over a comma in the requirements documentation while the remains of a rocket are fished out of the ocean.

[The Conservative]

Probably should not include reading comprehension, but under the circumstances..

I can see TC fucking something up and arguing over a comma in the requirements documentation while the remains of a rocket are fished out of the ocean.

You must be talking out of experience. I at least know the difference between a semicolon and a roman comma.