I'm a high school girl who's interested in STEM, but I often feel really disconnected from my peers as most girls around me aren't interested in STEM. So, I decided to create a discord community to gather all high school girls who are interested in STEM, more specifically math, tech, engineering or physics. If you're interested in joining, please fill out this interest form: https://forms.gle/TAm6GyQrPb75QtLfA I'm also happy to chat and hear your experience/advice as this is my first time!

Hey, I am doing a project involving creating a calculus based model. My datasets have more than 500 datapoints so I needed to use programming. I was researching what to use and came across using regression. I don't know much about the programming techniques so can I get some advice on what to use and how to learn it? Also, I wanted to finish this project in two months so do you guys think I should get a mentor or no?

Guys, AMC testing is so close and I just wanted another last minute topic review about the most important topics. Now y'all don't give me the lame just "Algebra" broad stuff. I NEED DETAILS, because I'm trying to lock in for that test so I want to make sure I have everything covered. Alsoooo, any last minute tips on how to get more points on the test?

So I started swimming on my high school team this year. I have been pretty slow because I'm a new swimmer and it's been a struggle because my coach has been pushing me a lot. Sometimes too much. I want to be able to look forward to practices but like I feel alone because I'm the only one that isn't proficient at it all and also it's just so hard. Any tips or exercise recommendations?

Hello, so, I wanted to make a post to see who here are CS students. My friends mentioned that Rishab Academy isn't really for CS students and that there aren't many CS students here. So, I thought I'd create this post to find out how many of you are into CS. I'm requesting all CS students and those interested in CS to comment below and introduce yourselves. Why? Because finding like-minded people is one of the toughest things to do. I know there are some members who are into CS, but having everyone under one post really helps us find each other and see how many people are actually here. Two things can happen: 1. Everyone comments and gives a good intro about themselves. 2. Might just ignore this post altogether. All I want to say is, finding a friend who shares the same interests and vision is rare, so be part of this and get to know people. About 2-3 years ago, I was also interested in CS, mainly AI, but I never knew or had any communities like this to connect with people who share the same interests. But in the last 1-2 years, I started writing about myself in some communities I know and talking about myself to my friends. While it might seem like flexing, it definitely helped me make some really good friends. Since then, I've worked on multiple projects, and the amount of work I've done in the past 1-2 years is more than what I did in the previous years combined. So, I'm asking members to comment about themselves so others with the same interests can find you. Please don't leave this post with no comments. :( To start off, I'll go first! So, hi again! I'm Chinnu, you might or might not know me. I'm a high school junior passionate about Computer Science, especially ML and AI. If you want a more detailed introduction, just check out this post: https://www.skool.com/qurios/4-years-later-it-finally-paid-off; I don't think I need to repeat myself over and over. But anyways, here are a few things not mentioned in that post: I'm currently working on some exciting projects, like developing a game-playing engine for Go and other ML/AI-related initiatives. Feel free to shoot me a message if you have any questions about the projects I'm working on or for any other reason you might have. Don't hesitate to text me though!