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Apr 21, 2024
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cheezedawg
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Yes of course
In college.
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Outside of highschool math, have you ever had to solve a matrix?
tyler durden
Apr 21, 7:51pm
Yes
Forbidden Fruit
Apr 21, 7:53pm
Yes
jreid191
Apr 21, 7:54pm
Only once…
m0resn0w
Apr 21, 7:55pm
AI & machine learning is pretty much linear algebra.
JL31
Apr 21, 7:56pm
Yes
royal_blue
Apr 21, 7:58pm
Yes, but I do lots of modeling and statistics in my job.
BikeGuy
Apr 21, 8:02pm
Nope
KingDave
Apr 21, 8:03pm
I never even saw the movie.
CopperLix
Apr 21, 8:04pm
All day every day. But it's built into software.
Kilgore Trout
Apr 21, 8:06pm
Almost every day of my working life.
AggieWeekendCougar
Apr 21, 8:06pm
Doesn't the calculator do all the work? All you have to do is know how to enter
RexIdaCoug
Apr 21, 8:07pm
Yes of course
cheezedawg
Apr 21, 8:09pm
If she wants a good job she'll use linear algebra all the time
MetaLearner
Apr 21, 8:17pm
It’s used tons in AI and machine learning
cheezedawg
Apr 21, 8:24pm
Math's not real.
durandal
Apr 21, 8:20pm
Yes
mudpupper
Apr 21, 8:22pm
Just help stretch the brain to solve work-related puzzles in the future
stoils
Apr 21, 8:24pm
The process of learning complex problem solving skills is far more important than the specific skill itself
Greg Kite's 'stache
Apr 21, 8:28pm
Yes, used matrices all the time in my engineering career. Forces, displacements,
AeroCoug
Apr 21, 8:40pm
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