Re: Using Calc

[Emanuel Berg]

Nick Dokos wrote:

> There is no Taylor expansion of the logarithm around x=0: it
> diverges there.
>
> Try
>
>   taylor(ln(x), x-1, 3) =>
>
> to get the usual expansion around x=1.

Wow, math, ain't it cool stuff?

But computers are more difficult, there you have to not only
think right, you must get it to work as well...

Also computers tend to attract different people, actually all
kinds of people!

There are nowadays tons of girls in science. In technology not
as many but they are there, everywhere. In math, always
a couple of very intelligent and dedicated girls, they are
a minority of course but they are there. CS tho - no girls!
There are girls in the business oriented computer educations,
that do bureaucracy/administration support systems for
business, public services and so on. However these girls
aren't really into code most of them, and certainly not code
for the sake of it, rather they like to be bosses of cool tech
projects, they are attracted to the lifestyle and "modern"
aspects of it.

No idea why all of this is what it is...

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