Creative+ Petition to add Common Logarithm

[Aalus]

ML recently added the natural logarithm in Mineland, but what even is the use of log in Mineland? If ML had added the common logarithm (any base), it would have been more useful. However, ML added the natural log! What could I even code using the log with base e? If someone explains the use of log in ML within two weeks, that's okay. But if no one explains the use of log in ML, then I will do anything just to get the common logarithm added in Mineland.

 

[deefer]

ah yes, common log (any base).

 

[deefer]

definitely not that log with base 10 guyzzz

 

[deefer]

also where nth-root, hyperbola/inverse trig functions and different power? We all know how lazy the devs are!

 

[Aalus]

definitely not that log with base 10 guyzzz

definitely not that log with base 10 guyzzz

You got the point so shut up

 

[Aalus]

also where nth-root, hyperbola/inverse trig functions and different power? We all know how lazy the devs are!

Imagine stating the obvious. Can't be deefer for sure

 

[deefer]

Imagine stating the obvious. Can't be deefer for sure

aalus, you also stating the obvious one.

 

[deefer]

man doesnt even know what common log is and thinking log with base n is called like that

 

[Aalus]

man doesnt even know what common log is and thinking log with base n is called like that

DUDE YES I DIDNT KNOW THAT LOG WITH BASE 10 IS CALLED COMMON LOG and not the one with base n. So what's the name for the log with base n -_-

 

[Aalus]

@deefer WTF HOW IS THIS POSSIBLE (yes I stole it from Google although bing is dominating these days)

 

[deefer]

@deefer View attachment 635WTF HOW IS THIS POSSIBLE (yes I stole it from Google although bing is dominating these days)

I think that is the fundamental theorem of engineering

 

[Aalus]

Oh! Didn't know that although it's literally written on the tshirt

 

[Aalus]

I think that is the fundamental theorem of engineering

What I mean, how in the universe is pi equal to euler's number and how cos(x) is equal to 1

 

[Aalus]

What I mean, how in the universe is pi equal to euler's number and how cos(x) is equal to 1

Is it because 2.71 and 3.14 are close to each other?

 

[deefer]

Is it because 2.71 and 3.14 are close to each other?

bro are you new? welcome to engineering

 

[deefer]

man sarcastically "getting" the joke

 

[Aalus]

bro are you new? welcome to engineering

Opting engineering is pure dumbness unless you wanna waste your time deriving the schrodinger's equation

 

[deefer]

Opting engineering is pure dumbness unless you wanna waste your time deriving the schrodinger's equation

yet someone did. That is engineering my dude