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So I get what a proposition is (I think) and I understand why “this statement is false” is not a proposition, however this has led me to believe that maybe “this statement is a proposition” is not a proposition. My reasoning (which I recognize may be flawed) is that if “this statement is a proposition” is a false, then it cannot be assigned the value true or false, thus it cannot be assigned the value false, thus it is paradoxical. If it were assigned the value true, it is not paradoxical, but then it can only be assigned one value, thus it cannot be assigned true or false, it can only be assigned true.

In my mind, the way this differs from something like “x is an even number” is that “x i

I have searched around online a lot and all of the suggestions I keep finding are to run

pip install opencv-contrib-python

I did that (and tried uninstalling then reinstalling) and no luck, still getting the same error. If it matters, I have installed openCV version (3.4.3.18), python 3.6, am running it in Spyder, and my computer is running MacOS High Sierra. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Hey, I was just wondering if there is official prep material to get a feel for the questions on the Calc placement test. If not, any materials you found useful / comprehensive for reviving Calc material you were rusty on?

I missed a 6 in English HL by 4 points and a 6 in history HL by 1 point (I was on the upper boundary). These are very subjective tests so I think it could maybe go higher but it could also of course go lower so idk. Also, for my school I can only get credit for a 6 or 7 in an HL class so if these went up I’d get some gen ed credits. Is the chance of the score increasing high enough to make it worth the money?

Jumping on the bandwagon lol

https://i.imgur.com/b5uGOO5.png

I am an incoming freshman for StatML and I have planned this schedule based on this, but I plan to take C@CM this summer so I left that off. In addition, I decided to take 21-240 instead of a gen ed requirement as I want to study abroad sophomore year and intend to knock out most of my gen eds then if possible. For that reason, I wanted to choose a major requirement that didn't have a pre-req, so I was pretty much choosing between 21-240 and 21-127. I chose 21-240 because, according to [past FCEs](https://www.smartevals.com/reporting/StudentsSeeResults.aspx?sr=1&sr

https://admission.enrollment.cmu.edu/pages/eliminating-demonstrated-interest

Just a thought that popped into my mind

Would it be possible to get a data science internship as a graduating high schooler for this summer? I figure it would mostly be a learning experience for me and I wouldn’t expect to be paid. I’m familiar with the basics of python but I’m still learning. How would I go about looking for these internships, if they would even exist in my situation? Would it even be possible to try and get something in my situation?

Coming to CMU next year and just curious if people seem to prioritize dating or hooking up.

I have a ti-84 plus. When I use functions that require inputs it generally requires me to know the format of the input. For example, if I use a Poisson CDF i get PoissonCDF( in the home page and I need to know the format is mean, desired x value. On my friends TI 84 plus calculator it gives him lambda = and x =. How do I make mine prompt me for these inputs when it wants them?

I am currently a highschool senior. Next year I will be attending CMU for Statistics and Machine Learning. I don't have much formal computer science experience, though I will be doing a web dev internship this spring and maybe summer. I am also currently self teaching python. How would you go about trying to get an internship for freshman summer? What types of positions should I be applying for with minimal experience?

Also, as my major is not strictly CS but more a mix of CS and Data Science I would be totally open to anything in either of these fields if that helps. I anticipate that by the end of my freshman year I will have taken classes in Python and maybe C, as well as basic statistic