r/shitposting • u/unclbll I canβt have sex with you right now waltuh • 2h ago
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u/JuanDeChuj 2h ago
Brother do you know how long ago did Newton live ? Xd
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u/unclbll I canβt have sex with you right now waltuh 2h ago
150 ish years ago?
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u/vashthestampede121 2h ago
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u/AKLmfreak 1h ago
Me when universities require you spend $576 on the 17th edition that has 5 corrected grammar mistakes and 4 superfluous paragraphs omitted when the 10th-16th editions are all still relevant and teach the same principles in the same manner.
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u/benjathje 36m ago
Also the programming one is just wrong lol. Read The C Programming Language and you already know 60% of what you need to be an excellent coder, then you just need practice.
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u/spencer1886 2h ago
Nope, they changed some numbers in the practice problems at the end of each section, so now you need the newest version of everything
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u/Chuck901 2h ago
I did my aero degree with books from literally 1934, and it had more info than what the lectures had
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u/Dax_Maclaine 1h ago
All of my aero classes basically just took a bunch of old specs and data from ww2 planes itβs funny how much more info they have and how much easier it is to get than modern databases and from the lectures
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u/professionalbigbruh 1h ago
No real mathematicians read Euclid or Pythagoras. They were written before the axiomatization of modern mathematics and is not intuitive enough for students.
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u/Glasgesicht shitting toothpaste enjoyer 1h ago
OP didn't finish primary education, don't be so harsh on them.
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u/Poylol-_- 19m ago
Elements at the very least is a very good read, and having self contained axioms is more than enough for students as well as nice geometric constructions. There are better books for euclidean geometry, still a nice experience to have and with some supplementary material enough for a classic geometry class
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u/DaRealMagicMan69 dumbass 1h ago
1 year is a bit soon for a medical textbook. They usually stay relevant for around ten years
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u/United-Scene2261 2h ago
Philosophy: that author is still a popstar today!
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u/Kiran917 1h ago
I still remember my UNI professor telling me at the final test that the book I studied on was obsolete and I needed a new one.....
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u/Available-Explorer40 obamna 2h ago
What ultimately matters is what you write in the textbookπ₯°π₯°π«π«π€€π€€πππ«©π«©
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u/Anubis17_76 2h ago
Yeah no... The Art of Computer Programming vol1 is 60 years old and still the default. Knuth is the GOAT
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u/lyfeNdDeath Literally 1984 π‘ 1h ago
Shit post not shitpost. No one on planet earth reads physics books before Newton for learning physics. Newton lived like 400 years ago.
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u/DaWonklyWoogler I want pee in my ass 20m ago
Economics: That book is from last century, you need to actually read something from this decade
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u/xXsourcefinder69Xx 23m ago
im in an IT college and these mfs are having use 12 year old software and books so idk
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u/OddNovel565 Stuff 1h ago
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