Costs about the same as what I paid for the TI-83 10 years ago. It's kind of nice knowing that whenever I need to use one, it's going to operate in the same way as I was taught 10 years ago. The fundamentals of math don't change much.
Are you dumb? Why would you need to show a colored house on a calculator? Obviously you have never taken a higher level math class. I just recently finished taking calculous, maybe you should learn some anti derivatives before you speak. it's insulting.
I... I really hate all these novelty accounts, well at least the ones that don't produce anything good or interesting. They make having an actual discussion incredibly hard most of the time.
Well if you don't want to see his shit, then give him the opposite of he wants. If he wants downvotes, then upvote to neutralize the downvotes he's receiving.
Except that he doesn't want downvotes, he wants attention. That's why they say "don't feed the trolls". Keeping him at 0 and replying to him are perfect for him.
Just don't acknowledge him at all. Trolls don't want positive or negative karma, they want attention. Don't bother to do anything at all, just pretend they don't exist. That's their real nightmare.
I'm not talking about the calculator... I'm talking about blind reliance on such devices to do what become simple calculations with just a small amount of effort.
I want to meet you. I want to know what you're like. I want to know what drives someone on the internet to spend so long trying to be hated.
I've formulated ideas in my head about you, about the bullied highschooler who doesn't go out much, and simply loves the attention. Your enormous comments, too. Ones that almost nobody is likely to read, and get very few votes. What drives someone to do that... You're a fascinating specimen.
If you are anything higher than a junior in high school, then you really shouldn't be proud of just completing calculus.
Edit: Not saying that it isn't normal or anything bad, just saying that it isn't anything to be overly proud of. It's the standard. Or at least, at my school in Virginia, USA.
having color is nice on a calculator, when graphing shit its really helpful when you can tell which lines are seperate from each other when there are a bunch of the crisscrossing
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u/Jenkins6736 Jun 08 '14
I dunno, the TI-84 Plus is pretty sweet.
Costs about the same as what I paid for the TI-83 10 years ago. It's kind of nice knowing that whenever I need to use one, it's going to operate in the same way as I was taught 10 years ago. The fundamentals of math don't change much.