What are some open source Enterprise softwares? Like stuff for workflow management, work communication, data warehousing, advertising/customer engagement etc.
Open source Enterprise
Daniel Russell
Daniel Torres
Gentoo
Luis Robinson
Gentoo
Ethan Torres
Gentoo
Jose Rogers
>"open source"
confirmed troll/bait thread
Kevin Young
Why would you expect NEETs to know anything about the enterprise space?
Levi Wright
can some mathfag explain this picture
Bentley Diaz
Pythagoras:
c^2 = a^2 + b^2
a = 1
b = i
c^2 = 1^2 + i^2
c^2 = 1 + -1
c^2 = 0
c = 0
makes sense to me, if one of the sides of the triangle is imaginary long you might as well have zero length possible too.
Brandon Campbell
i^2+1^2=0^2
Hudson Scott
>c^2 = 1 + -1
Youre a dumb cunt
Robert Gray
did the IQ just drop below 0 in this thread?
Evan Barnes
metabase - business intelligence
Austin Rogers
erpnext
Isaiah Rivera
Jow Forums, everyone
Joshua Reed
>mathfag
you mean people that didn't drop out of highschool to end up living in a trailer park, smoking meth all day and sucking dicks for pocket change?
Eli Lee
Emacs
Aiden Lee
to rationalize the op picture,
the Pythagorean theorem is used to find the diagonal distance between two points using the measure of their distances to the origin. note, this formula only works if the lines created by the points and the “origin” are -perpendicular- to eachother
now, the distance of these lines is measured using real numbers, and the perpendicular-ness of the lines is implied in the formula. however, since the imaginary number line already runs perpendicular to the real number line (see: pic related), the perpendicularity of the formula and the imaginary number line “cancel out”, and you’re left with two lines that are the same length and are parallel to each other; the distance between the two endpoints of such lines would, of course, be zero
William Thompson
Bc everyone here makes 300k starting and own unicorn startups by 25
Easton Anderson
You can't define length by complex numbers. The best you can do is take the modulous of a complex number.
Any complex number is of form a + bi so then we write i = 0 + i . Then the modulus is sqrt(0^2 + 1^2) = 1 so c = sqrt(2).
Jayden Flores
>You can't define length by complex numbers
Maybe YOU can't, but I can. Check it out
sqrt((0+1i)^2 + (1+0i)^2) = 0+0i = 0
Dominic Price
>sqrt(2)
0/10 bait
Jordan Taylor
what century was this post written in?