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I guess seeing these finales being Marth v Marth shows that he's popular and strong and stuff, but I'm not used to him yet while they've beaten some Falco and stuff, so I'm enjoying it for now.
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Alaric
France45622 Posts
I guess seeing these finales being Marth v Marth shows that he's popular and strong and stuff, but I'm not used to him yet while they've beaten some Falco and stuff, so I'm enjoying it for now. | ||
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Slayer91
Ireland23457 Posts
On March 30 2014 07:58 ComaDose wrote: yeah the hardest test I ever had the prof told us we could bring what ever we wanted (no internet obviously) to the exam. that sucked shouldn't have brought your nintendo ds then | ||
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Ketara
United States15065 Posts
Education is getting weird. | ||
onlywonderboy
United States23745 Posts
On March 30 2014 10:15 Ketara wrote: I had a bunch of tests with a professor last year who let us use the internet for the test on the grounds that "In the real world you will have the internet" Education is getting weird. One of the major reasons I hated "no calculator" sections of some math tests. For real? I'm always gonna have a calculator when I'm gonna need to do math lol. | ||
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Cixah
United States11285 Posts
This is why you always have 2 Tormauds Crypts. Always. | ||
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Zess
Adun Toridas!9144 Posts
On March 30 2014 10:33 onlywonderboy wrote: One of the major reasons I hated "no calculator" sections of some math tests. For real? I'm always gonna have a calculator when I'm gonna need to do math lol. Traditional math in American schools conflates arithmetic with rational thinking, trying to teach the first to people who don't care, and making the latter thus boring for everyone who should use it. The idea is that you're learning logic by doing math without a calculator (i.e. solving equations is the same critical process that you use when putting together IKEA furniture). However, you can teach logic and rational thinking without making it boring with arithmetic, and the arithmetic you should be learning has nothing to do with the garbage you learn in "precalculus" or "advanced algebra." | ||
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onlywonderboy
United States23745 Posts
On March 30 2014 12:13 xes wrote: Traditional math in American schools conflates arithmetic with rational thinking, trying to teach the first to people who don't care, and making the latter thus boring for everyone who should use it. The idea is that you're learning logic by doing math without a calculator (i.e. solving equations is the same critical process that you use when putting together IKEA furniture). However, you can teach logic and rational thinking without making it boring with arithmetic, and the arithmetic you should be learning has nothing to do with the garbage you learn in "precalculus" or "advanced algebra." Much disdain for the US education system lol. | ||
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Zess
Adun Toridas!9144 Posts
On March 30 2014 12:14 onlywonderboy wrote: Much disdain for the US education system lol. Being a tutor for high school students after being a TA for college students taking remedial math classes that they should've had learned in high school already according to the entrance requirements of the school has filled me with much NeodisIllusions | ||
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wei2coolman
United States60033 Posts
On March 30 2014 12:18 xes wrote: Being a tutor for high school students after being a TA for college students taking remedial math classes that they should've had learned in high school already according to the entrance requirements of the school has filled me with much NeodisIllusions Regularly tutors at all 5 level of education? | ||
MoonBear
Straight outta Johto18973 Posts
On March 30 2014 11:46 Cixah wrote: Lend a buddy dredge for a 5k Legacy in dallas. He x-0s and wins without dropping a game because NO ONE IS PLAYING GRAVEYARD HATE. This is why you always have 2 Tormauds Crypts. Always. Or play RIP-Helm and just main deck your hate \o/ (Then you get run over by TNN zzz) | ||
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Cixah
United States11285 Posts
On March 30 2014 12:33 MoonBear wrote: Or play RIP-Helm and just main deck your hate \o/ (Then you get run over by TNN zzz) TNN is such a toxic card. Either way, I'm glad he did well. And that my LEDs are coming back to me in once piece. | ||
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GhandiEAGLE
United States20754 Posts
Dear god though Xes I could go for twenty hours about the American education system. It gets me all in a tizzy that we squander the money we send towards education. x.x | ||
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Zess
Adun Toridas!9144 Posts
On March 30 2014 12:40 GhandiEAGLE wrote: Oh darn I missed Boonmare's 10k post :< Dear god though Xes I could go for twenty hours about the American education system. It gets me all in a tizzy that we squander the money we send towards education. x.x pls jeff rnt u still in hiskool | ||
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GhandiEAGLE
United States20754 Posts
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Nos-
Canada12016 Posts
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phyvo
United States5635 Posts
Like, the part where calculators get fun in a math context is when your calculator is actually a computer and you're programming basic physics or AI that needs to use trig/calculus/whatever to accomplish something. | ||
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phathom321
United States1730 Posts
On March 30 2014 14:01 phyvo wrote: I actually hated using calculators in math. Calculators are incredibly boring and between them and matlab they sucked all soul out of the math itself that I had found interesting before college. With the application of the logical proofs of math you learn stuff like what a limit is and why it is and then you personally get to apply that with an understanding of what you're doing. I think a lot of the fun in math comes from "aha" moments in understanding proofs and then getting to imitate and/or use that cool thing you just saw in the proof. And when you do that with a function by hand you really experience it in a way that you simply don't when it's just a matter of hitting a few buttons. It's like the difference between looking at a photo of a forest and being *in* the forest... which in of itself can be very polarizing since for the inexperienced or unprepared it can get ugly very quickly. Like, the part where calculators get fun in a math context is when your calculator is actually a computer and you're programming basic physics or AI that needs to use trig/calculus/whatever to accomplish something. I can get this, when I first started taking Calculus classes it was pretty awesome doing what seemed like magic to me at first by hand just by thinking it through. However, when I'm limited on time like during a test I found that trying to figure out how quickly a snowman would melt without a calculator very frustrating. | ||
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ketchup
14521 Posts
http://www.reddit.com/r/Diablo/comments/21pfig/torment_6_hardcore_malthael_down/ 50mil toughness and only 175k dps, took the person 3 hours to do it. lol Also seems he had a thunderfury level 70. http://eu.battle.net/d3/en/profile/TheFriendly-2464/hero/29727123 | ||
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wei2coolman
United States60033 Posts
On March 30 2014 16:07 ketchup wrote: For those vaguely interested: http://www.reddit.com/r/Diablo/comments/21pfig/torment_6_hardcore_malthael_down/ 50mil toughness and only 175k dps, took the person 3 hours to do it. lol Also seems he had a thunderfury level 70. http://eu.battle.net/d3/en/profile/TheFriendly-2464/hero/29727123 i thought all bosses in torment have enrage? O.o | ||
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Cixah
United States11285 Posts
You do however, need to have enough damage to survive phase 1, the adds spawn 2 at a time, and don't go away until you shift phases or kill them. So if you ignore them they can overrun you. 3 hours seems a bit much, but it looks like malthial had close to 1 trillion HP in those screens. Pretty long as fight for 100k a second. | ||
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