Daily Geekism

A collection of geeky moments at MIT and beyond

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I'm so tired of having the small angle approximation.

Let’s spice things up a bit, shall we?

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Whoopty doop, yo. It's Convergence City up in this bitch.

When you’ve been a CFD support engineer for too long

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I mean I never told anyone that I never took Linear Algebra... and now a man is dead.

College dropout-turned freelance app developer

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I swear to god if I hatch another Snorlax I'm gonna be pissed

Peak Pokemon Go

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They shouldn't call it the Venturi effect. It should just be called physics.

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-It wasn't so much white noise as it was more occasional, louder noise disturbances. But I'd say the integral of the noise over time is equal to that of the steady street noise here. -Talking about integrals is an awful way to argue your point. -Why don't you appreciate my lexicon?

Living on a busy street versus a dorm

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I don't stir my coffee because I expect diffusion to do its job.

Pull your weight, diffusion

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Like, if I could make a joke about orthogonal spaces, I would.

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Why the fuck would you use nonlinear solution techniques for the Laplace equation? That's so fucking dumb.

It’s linear and I was angry

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Yo who gives a fuck about eigenvalues.

I can’t believe I ever questioned this

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That's rank-deficient as fuck.

i.e. the physical viscosity matrix for the Navier Stokes equations

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Literature review is so boring... I'm not a fan of consuming information with my eyes.

I’d rather just load information into my brain Matrix-style

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By hypertets, do you mean pentatopes?

Lab meeting

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My linearization game is on point!

for like a day

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-There were so many basic girls at the Harpoon festival. We tried to count all the rompers we saw. -Did you get floating point errors when you got close to infinity?

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I recently realized that not everyone on the planet is familiar with the no-slip condition.

when I explained boundary layers to an electrical engineering student