Re: [Official!] Project Horizons Comment Crew Chat thread.

[Valikdu]

Trixie is absolutely correct in her choice of solution to the problem.:

[Frost]

Frostbait:

The hell is wrong with her stomach?

[Frost]

Trixie is absolutely correct in her choice of solution to the problem.:

Cheerilee, meanwhile, just has a look of "Whatever, dude. Shit happens. Roll me another one, brah."

[RoboRed]

[Frost]

[Kippershy]

Trixie is absolutely correct in her choice of solution to the problem.:

Me and that artist have one big thing in common:
We both hate doing canon eyes and see gradients as a better option.

[Tytan]

Trixie is absolutely correct in her choice of solution to the problem.:

Me and that artist have one big thing in common:
We both hate doing canon eyes and see gradients as a better option.

Wholeheartedly agree.

[Guest]

I LIIIIIVE

Damn. Thought I had a little more time to get that "thing" in your inbox. Oh well welcome back.

[Guest]

Welcome home, Camo!

[cb5]

Now I have to go read this tumblr. It sounds interesting.

[cb5]

I just noticed Trixie is in these.



They are now even more awesome to me XD

I like where this is going.

[Frost]

This happens to me with alarming frequency

[Frost]

[O. Hinds]

This is rather interesting. Sombra as part of a subspecies of unicorn?: http://wolframclaws.deviantart.com/art/Cave-Unicorns-Lost-Research-377677225

This is rather interesting. Sombra as part of a subspecies of unicorn?: http://wolframclaws.deviantart.com/art/Cave-Unicorns-Lost-Research-377677225

Another one I saw described him as a steel pony. Ponies with much thicker and duller coats which keep them warm in the frozen north.

In the FoE Crystal Empire I recently proposed in the headcanon thread, I decided that Sombra was a relatively typical specimen of the magic-mutated imperial unicorns (name privisional?), just as crystal ponies are magic-mutated earth ponies.

I LIIIIIVE

Welcome back!

[Stringtheory]

groan, coming back to an AP calculus class is hard, especially after having a summer not only absent of math but full of comparative politics and history (stuff which I arguably find more intellectually stimulating, but I have to do the math for programming/getting into good tech schools). If anyone here is good at math and is willing to coach me through some questions from my review sheet, I would be grateful.
Plus, its not like I find the math particularly hard, per se, I just no retention for math over a long period of time.

[Stringtheory]

groan, coming back to an AP calculus class is hard, especially after having a summer not only absent of math but full of comparative politics and history (stuff which I arguably find more intellectually stimulating, but I have to do the math for programming/getting into good tech schools). If anyone here is good at math and is willing to coach me through some questions from my review sheet, I would be grateful.
Plus, its not like I find the math particularly hard, per se, I just no retention for math over a long period of time.

Well, there's at least two engineers here, and I personally had to take Calculus three times, so maybe.

Right now I'm stuck on fairly basic algebra, stuff I remember learning last year, but didn't seem to retain.

[RoboRed]

Well, I've made it though Calc 1 and Calc 2, but I've forgotten almost everything since then, so I'm afraid that I'm of no help. *shrug*

[Stringtheory]

For example the next problem is:
Simplify the following expression:

[Frost]

Have you considered blackmailing your professor and/or threatening his/her family?

[Stringtheory]

Have you considered blackmailing your professor and/or threatening his/her family?

won't work, it's an online course.

[Frost]

That's when you just have to take a shot in the psychological dark. It helps to be vague.

"I know what you've done, [name here]. And unless you want [administration/spouse/law enforcement] to know, too, I'll be passing this semester."

*click*

[Stringtheory]

For example the next problem is:
Simplify the following expression:

[(3x-1)(3x+2)]/[(3x-1)(3x+1)]=(3x+2)/(3x+1) on the left...

[(3x+1)(x+4)]/? on the right...

So...
(x+4)/(27x^3+8)?

eh, probably, though I can't just provide the answer I have to write out all the steps to get there to show I didn't use a calculator, did I mention I can't use a calculator for this review sheet?

[Stringtheory]

I'm confused what you are saying.
Did you think I used a calculator for that?

No, I'm just saying that I can't and so have to do everything by hand to prove it.

[Tytan]

[Aonee]

For example the next problem is:
Simplify the following expression:

[(3x-1)(3x+2)]/[(3x-1)(3x+1)]=(3x+2)/(3x+1) on the left...

[(3x+1)(x+4)]/? on the right...

So...
(x+4)/(27x^3+8)?

eh, probably, though I can't just provide the answer I have to write out all the steps to get there to show I didn't use a calculator, did I mention I can't use a calculator for this review sheet?

The bottom right is (3x-2)(9x^2+12x+4)
You'd wanna double check the signson that though.

[Frost]

[Ironmonger]

>Brain runs out of ear.

[cb5]

For example the next problem is:
Simplify the following expression:

[(3x-1)(3x+2)]/[(3x-1)(3x+1)]=(3x+2)/(3x+1) on the left...

[(3x+1)(x+4)]/? on the right...

So...
(x+4)/(27x^3+8)?

...shoot, I missed stuff.
not (x+4)/(27x^3+8), but [(3x+2)(x+4)]/(27x^3+8)

I thought that was just basic math.

[Frost]

Calculus is derivatives and logarithms and junk, I think.

I thought derivatives and logarithms were all hunted down in the Inquisition. Does String know the risks he's taking by invoking such dark forces?

[RoboRed]

Frostbait:
http://derpiboo.ru/431025?scope=scpeca65908b33bf60265f436cae631e3fef2a1fb617
http://derpiboo.ru/430974

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