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>Casio?
>TI-83 Plus.
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>>219779200
Casio FX-83ES or FX-83GT Plus.
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>>219779158
When i was in school we werent allowed to use calculators now young lads use AI to generate porn
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>>219779700
what, all of them?
the 'natural display' thing means you can actually enter formulae the way you write them, and how they appear in textbooks. what nerds do with LaTeX on computers (e.g. over on >>>/sci/)
so you can type in actual brackets, fractions, roots, etc and they display/calculate properly. shit's so cash.
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>>219780188
>cool music teacher says everyone can have 5 minutes of free time on the keyboards
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i used to cheat by making notes hidden inside programs
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>>219783318
what if the test-designers not only anticipated that, but considered it part of the exam? they were testing your resourcefulness.
like how grocery stores price items to account for shoplifting, which is why you should do your fair share.
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>>219779158
Do schools still require these? I finished highschool before smart phones became omnipresent. The whole thing has always been an obvious racket, but nowadays what's the argument against just having kids use an app like desmos on their phone?
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>>219785056
yeah. the number below the item on shop shelves in the US isn't actually the amount of money you pay for that item.
it's confusing, so everyone just steals.
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>>219785326
For things that were purely bullshit memory the program trick worked well, but generally those calcs were for math and there isn't much memory in math... I guess maybe example problems? Maybe in chemistry it helped.
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>>219779158
I miss college.
Post your calculators.
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>>219785663
>fx-82ES
>82
haha suck my dick noob.
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>>219785859
Why are they 2 different models but the buttons are the same
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>>219785934
mine goes up to 83.
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>>219786168
i had to check this wasn't an April Fool's joke.
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>mogs all uncs
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>>219780150
>When i was in school we werent allowed to use calculators
Disastrous policy, even in the 90s basic calculators were inexpensive and having students do longhand arithmetic is a tedious chore that probably permanently soured them on trying to excel at math.
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>>219779158
for me, it's the 991 es+
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>>219780150
When I was in high school in the 90s there were classes that required their use because learning how to use graphing calculators was like intro to comp Sci. The math teachers that had advanced math classes had a little cabinet with like thirty TI-82s and you had to check them out with your school ID.
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For me it's the full metal Armitron.
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>>219780150
>When i was in school we werent allowed to use calculators
my crumbling school in the 2000s still had a lot of the old 1970s trappings. including the ancient Book of Mathematical Tables in the science lab, for kids who didn't own a scientific calculator.
i loved that thing. there was graffiti on every page, going back 30+ years. a quality source of vintage hentai (i thank you for your service) and excellent jokes.
e.g. in among all the cocks and vagoos,
>if you're dirty...turn to page 30 ;)
then you'd turn to page 30....
>GET A WASH! ha ha
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>>219787064
why did you need graphing calculators for compsci? for the actual calculations/graphs, or because they could be programmed?
i'm a bit younger than you, but i remember talking to guys on IRC/AIM who fondly remembered installing Drugwars on those things.
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>>219779158
Tablets genuinely ruin school classes nowadays. In my country school tablets are mandatory. Literally every kid gets handed a tablet with some gay school software on it. You also have to use it as a calculator and writing tool. I hear stories of them not being able to use a calculator during exams because the tablet's battery was too low or because the app wasn't working properly. It's insane this shit is mandatory. Even in elementary school they're mandatory.
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>>219787487
do they have ads and shit?
i can't believe how correct all the Free Software/Linux types were. a tablet is just a tool, and if it just runs the gay school software, great!
if it's bundled with bloatware and evil closed-source software, that is NOT appropriate for children.
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>>219787487
computers are such a huge part of life now every kid should have to program their own calculator on a tabley (by basically copying the teacher) in high school and that should be what they use in exams
if they "cheat" then that's fine, provided it's offline
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>>219788554
>every kid should have to program their own calculator on a tabley
...why? i understand computer skills and programming being useful. but whether you mean
>here's how to make a half-adder, now a full-adder...
or
>here's how to create a shiny GUI app for Android.
what does that help them with? just let them have the calculator app!
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for me, its 5610U
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>>219787192
>armitron
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>>219785663
>tfw too fancy for the standard issue ti-83 but too boomer for the CE
S I L V E R
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>tfw dropped out of high school
>mix of NEET / part-time wagie / part-time student til 25
>25th birthday mom gives me graphing calculator
>intense guilt washes over me
>finally get full-time job, decide that with this structure to my life I'll start learning
>start watching some of the teaching company lectures she bought me after work
>eventually wagecucking gets too tiring so I stop
>sleep 5 hours a night for 5 years as a factory wagie
>get laid off
>decide to go back to college at 31 for maths degree
>finally use the graphing calculator she gave me to do calc II and linear algebra
>not even sure I'm going to finish this degree but I gave up having a girlfriend for this so I basically have to now
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>>219789352
for me it's the original Korg microKORG.
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>>219789712
>>not even sure I'm going to finish this degree but I gave up having a girlfriend for this so I basically have to now
This, along with not really enjoying any of my hobbies anymore, is what made me succed in learning programming on my own and landing a job.
Now I don't enjoy programming either.
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>>219787214
log tables are based
engineers used to be like sorcerers with tomes. yes there were plenty of retards who didnt know how to do things -- but when they looked at the cheat answers in their log and functions books they looked smart doing it.
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For me it's the red glow of the Texas Instruments SR-56.
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>>219787214
I still have my dad's old slide rule from his college years. Not that know how to use it.
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