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I have an engineering degree and I can’t remember the difference since I have literally never needed either since school. Just like examples in the post it sel
by nextlevelwizard 2y ago
I have an engineering degree and I can’t remember the difference since I have literally never needed either since school.
Just like examples in the post it self, sure you can get better fast, but if no one cares why bother? Oh you got a bit better ELO in chess, nice, what now? Now your average friends don’t want to play you and you aren’t good enough to beat anyone at the chess club. So either you quit or you have to dedicate yourself.
Same with the shooter game. Do you really want to play a video game competitively? If yea then go ahead but you need to do more than just play to get good which again probably means switching friend circles
- dehrmann 2y ago>> 99.9% of people couldn't tell you the difference between a derivative and a integral. > I have an engineering degree and I can’t remember the difference Really? I realized I forgot the mechanics of computing the closed-form solutions (like you, I used this type of calculus for maybe four years of my life), but the idea of derivatives being the rate of change stuck with me.
- baxtr 2y agoAnd integrals are the sum of things.
- Legend2440 2y agoYou’re right, you should just be bad at everything. That’s a much better way to live your life.
- nextlevelwizard 2y agoJust because I don’t want to get better at a game doesn’t mean I want to be or am bad at anything much less everything. What I am trying to say is that you should get better at things that matter to you. I am sure you could get better than most people at making sand castles put of feces real fast, but is that something you should do.