PROF. LOH AGREED TO WEAR A GREEN SHIRT IF WE GET 314 UPVOTES ON THIS POST!
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@CoherentMango By this rate, you might be waiting for 5 years!!! XD I think it's better to ask for 20k or 25k subscribers because it seems more possible and less complicated. A lot of people know Prof. Loh and watch his Youtube channel but they might not have a forum account. And, even if they had a forum account, it's not likely that they would see this post (if they ever go on here at all). So, I believe that reaching 20k subscribers to Prof. Loh's channel is a better goal.
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@sqwishy said in PROF. LOH AGREED TO WEAR A GREEN SHIRT IF WE GET 314 UPVOTES ON THIS POST!:
@CoherentMango By this rate, you might be waiting for 5 years!!! XD I think it's better to ask for 20k or 25k subscribers because it seems more possible and less complicated. A lot of people know Prof. Loh and watch his Youtube channel but they might not have a forum account. And, even if they had a forum account, it's not likely that they would see this post (if they ever go on here at all). So, I believe that reaching 20k subscribers to Prof. Loh's channel is a better goal.
Very true
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That's a bit far fetched. We have to think about the fact that we most likely don't even have reach to that many users
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@The-Rogue-Blade I agree. 25k is should be our goal.
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yea $$$$
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lol $$$$
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Im just worried that by the time he gets a green shirt, I'll be done with all his courses
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@divinedolphin There will be new courses coming out, but it's gonna take a while.
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4 more views until 314
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@CoherentMango
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Haha I changed it
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we could get 271 upvotes for e
$$e^{i\pi}+2 $$
or, even better:upvotes
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but i don't know to to make the equation not centered
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that sound when you post something tho
it scared me
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@userusername To make the equation not centered, type
\\( e^{i \pi} + 2 \\)\(e^{i \pi} + 2 \)
You can make inline math in the same way: \\(e^{i \pi} + 2 \\)You can make inline math in the same way: \(e^{i \pi} + 2 \)
You can learn more by reading this "How to Type Math" guide here!
