*blocks your cs degree and career*

*blocks your cs degree and career*

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This is like trying to make organic chemistry seem hard by throwing a huge table of reactions at someone. If you actually understand the concepts it isn't hard.

Shut up I don't enjoy having to live in my parents basement.

Why do you care about coordinate systems anyway and vector calculus anyway? Are you trying to just like make a game with halfway decent physics or are you trying to program a robot?

Because none of this stuff is that hard or anything, but it's kind of not going to be particularly relevant to most fields of CS.

*studies math instead of CS*

heh...noting personnel, kid

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Honestly if you struggle with calculus and can never apply it you might as well go for a less academic IT degree or something

The kind of reasoning you do in calculus is so important if you want to actually do machine learning on a higher level than shoving your data into scikit learn and praying to god some standard old model works reasonably well. If you don't want to have such an analytical job CS is probably a waste since you will learn actual practical programming better in other majors or on your own.

try grad level organic chemistry

Left should be Opensuse because it actually does just werk and even has thumbnails in the file picker by default.

based, 1st year, mathlets are getting btfo

linear algebra is the easiest math class user. maybe after discrete mathematics