O(failure^3)

[Quelloquialism]

Huh.

[Quelloquialism]

Hey, I finally solved one. Yay.

[peterliang]

[unparseable or potentially dangerous latex formula]

[Quelloquialism]

A natural log cabin?

[MistaPotta]

[Quelloquialism]

Pffft.

I don't like the constants.

[Kurt]

But you need constants! Otherwise this becomes very messy:

Integration by parts on [unparseable or potentially dangerous latex formula]:

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[unparseable or potentially dangerous latex formula]

[unparseable or potentially dangerous latex formula].

[Quelloquialism]

...and so many problems would turn trivial if that were true. See? If we didn't have to worry about constants, it would be all too easy. Wonderful.

[mathpimp]

Back to the discussion on constants....

I hate them. Back in the old days of Calculus I only got an A- on one test. Got a 90 flat because my teacher took 2 points off for every time I forgot to put +C at the end of the integrals! I forgot it on every single indefinite integral she put on the test, so it kinda owned me.

But okay Kurt, I suppose I see your point. Oh and congratulations those of you who have bothered to learn Latex.

I'm too lazy!