Mah first day of college is complete

[buckweat]

Holy fuck, I've been getting a lot of letters to go visit Temple...

[God]

you say you take mostly AP stuff buckweat, how good of a university do you think you can get into? it always strikes me odd when i hear of people who took AP classes etc going to the same colleges I got accepted to when i took the lowest level regular academic classes and got Ds and Fs exclusively most report cards.

[buckweat]

Idk, probably most anywhere. My GPA is a 4.3 (I think) and I got that 1450 combined SAT, plus I have 2 jobs, lots of volunteer hours with a disabled hockey team, am involved in student council, and am probably gonna be the president of Spanish Honor Society this year. So I have a pretty good looking application coming in. But I don't have much of a desire to go anywhere prestigious because then I'll have shit tons of debt. I'll probably just end up at Pitt-Johnstown on an academic full ride and live at home since it's 20 minutes from my house. Or just rent a shitty apartment with my friend since apartments around here are probably less expensive than the dorms there

[Rayne]

college so far has been so easy that i find it disturbing to imagine how easy high schoolers in america have it

[Solly]

you say you take mostly AP stuff buckweat, how good of a university do you think you can get into? it always strikes me odd when i hear of people who took AP classes etc going to the same colleges I got accepted to when i took the lowest level regular academic classes and got Ds and Fs exclusively most report cards.

AP classes aren't so much about which university/college, they're more about scholarships

[Rayne]

no they arent

[Solly]

Well that's what they were all about where I come from

[Solly]

Idk, probably most anywhere. My GPA is a 4.3 (I think) and I got that 1450 combined SAT, plus I have 2 jobs, lots of volunteer hours with a disabled hockey team, am involved in student council, and am probably gonna be the president of Spanish Honor Society this year. So I have a pretty good looking application coming in. But I don't have much of a desire to go anywhere prestigious because then I'll have shit tons of debt. I'll probably just end up at Pitt-Johnstown on an academic full ride and live at home since it's 20 minutes from my house. Or just rent a shitty apartment with my friend since apartments around here are probably less expensive than the dorms there

If you have that good a GPA and you go to some prestigious university they cover a lot of the tuition. A friend of mine had a 97% average and went to Harvard on full scholarship, with Harvard covering a lot of the expenses.

[Rayne]

if its a full scholarship then shouldnt harvard be covering ALL of the expenses

[Solly]

A full scholarship meaning he is covered by organizations offering scholarships andHarvard, and both scholarship entities together pay fully for his university.

[Kirby]

to be totally honest, if your accepted to Hartford, you should have little to no issues with money, your pretty much going to get ay job you want / need as a grad

the fact that your in Hartford should make loan stuff a snap

[pichubro]

AP classes are to TEST OUT of college classes. I tested out my freshman English class this way. Also, they are for people who want to actually put challenge into their high school career. Well, "challenge" as in less free time than regular students.

Free early credits though, I like that. I started college with 20+ credits under my belt.

[Rayne]

to be totally honest, if your accepted to Hartford, you should have little to no issues with money, your pretty much going to get ay job you want / need as a grad

the fact that your in Hartford should make loan stuff a snap

hahahah

[Rayne]

college so far has been so easy that i find it disturbing to imagine how easy high schoolers in america have it

i take that back:

A binary operator on predicates takes two predicates, and forms a new predicate. Such an operator is specified by a truth-table that maps every possible pair of truth values (T or F) to a truth value.

How many distinct binary operators are there?

[pichubro]

... 32?

i dunno :F

[Dogar The Brave]

lots of volunteer hours with a disabled hockey team

asdfghjk

[God]

i take that back:

is this all the information there is? there should be infinitely many binary operators, unless they're talking about something specifically computer sciency.

[Rayne]

yeah thats all the information. i was thinking infinite too but the answer has to be a number.

[Kirby]

isn't it determined by the computer size in bits

I think the answer might be like bits as like x and you do shit to it to find the memory, I have no idea but lets say x^3

im talking out my ass

[Solly]

to be totally honest, if your accepted to Hartford, you should have little to no issues with money, your pretty much going to get ay job you want / need as a grad

the fact that your in Hartford should make loan stuff a snap

yeah man I had a friend who went to hartford and he got mugged. Whoever lives in hartford is making loads of money off this mugging business.

[TeenageAngst]

Welp, I had my first day of all my classes.

I fucking hate Fairfax.

I wish it would be dragged out to sea.

[God]

yeah thats all the information. i was thinking infinite too but the answer has to be a number.

reading the question again it sounds like something specific to computer science which i know nothing about but:

it says it maps every pair of T and F to a truth value.

there are 4 combinations of T and F (TT, FF, TF, FT). so an operator will be defined as what its 4 outputs are, since ordering does matter it might be 4! = 24

pure speculation

[buckweat]

asdfghjk

what

[God]

reading the question again it sounds like something specific to computer science which i know nothing about but:

it says it maps every pair of T and F to a truth value.

there are 4 combinations of T and F (TT, FF, TF, FT). so an operator will be defined as what its 4 outputs are, since ordering does matter it might be 4! = 24

pure speculation

4^2 actually, fuckin truth tables

[Rayne]

reading the question again it sounds like something specific to computer science which i know nothing about but:

it says it maps every pair of T and F to a truth value.

there are 4 combinations of T and F (TT, FF, TF, FT). so an operator will be defined as what its 4 outputs are, since ordering does matter it might be 4! = 24

pure speculation

nope