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[a-fox-studies]

February 27, 2025 • Thursday

--- 30 days of productivity • COLLAB CHALLENGE WITH @studaxy • Day 20/30 ---

💛 Axy's study time: 0h

💙 Iris's study time: 4h

[Axy's sleep time was like 17h lol but in their defense they were sick and terribly sleep deprived]

Made some IT notes. I'm not drastically lagging behind on that subject anymore :)

🎧 On the Run — Glass Animals

[asciidot]

I cannot keep having this interaction

[sunscreenstudies]

snapshots of my first year as a phd student

[agent-z-coding]

oh the programmer urge to be born in the 1970's so you could invent everything yourself

[stringeddoll]

studying for a midterm i have on system analysis tomorrow !! :3

[daysofbecoming]

Day- 02 ☕

Today was a day where I could do more , I could be getting the results I wanted but i didn't because the universe was testing me with a lot of troubles, distractions etc. But still I'm grateful because I have done something and I learned and i survived it 🪐🌸

🌷Physical:

Did yoga and breathwork together and I'm being consistent in it . ❤️

Did 16 pushups - a win for me .

💌Mental:

Found telegram channels teaching business and making money.

Started joe dispenza - Lewis howes podcast half way through it.

Learned new lessons.

Did journaling and intentions for the day .

🕯️Fallouts:

I did scrolling and it was bad because I felt bad after that .

Goal 01 : control anonymously scrolling through every platform available with focus, timer etc.

I wasted time and i don't even know where and i admit it .

Goal 02: Everyday, Do a feedback loop or reflection at the end of the day about the time spent .

Compared, I felt jealous and envious of others = human behaviour

Goal 03: Feel gratitude everyday for 5 mins with good music and do start manifest journal.

🌛Lessons learned today:

A person who is disciplined is the one who is free, others are just slaves to their emotions, feelings and instant pleasures.

You can always start again and again until you get better.

Tomorrow will be better and I'm here for it.

🌸🌪️🌊🕯️🙂‍↔️

[moon-flower-fields]

Help. How do I get to the coding side of Tumblr.

[finalproblem-mlm]

last semester the average for the exam i have this friday was 50% with no curve. i love computer science

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const DATE = ["22", "OCT", "2023"];

>> Hello World!

First post! Finally kickstarting this blog! I am a 1st year Comp Sci Student! (BSc) and plan on joining the 100 DoC soon :]

>> For University

Held a meeting to arrange division of work on formative group coursework on development methodologies. Started on a powerpoint and script!

Continued working on figma illustrations for summative group cousework on web technologies.

>> For Myself

Enrolled and begun work on a coursera course: Algorithms, Pt I

[leam1983]

Got a question for my fellow techies...

I just got myself the MSI Z490 A Pro motherboard for a mid-tower project; I'm seeing the errant super-critical review amidst a sea of "Eh, s'okay"s - typically something to the effect of the board croaking during attempted BIOS updates.

Does this ring a bell for anyone?

[a-fox-studies]

January 26, 2025 • Sunday

--- 15 days of productivity • COLLAB CHALLENGE WITH @winryrockbellwannabe and @nanthegirl • Day 8/15 ---

📝 AJ'S study time: 6h

📝 Nan's study time: 2h 44min

📝 Iris's study time: 3h

I got something done. It definitely wasn't enough, but it's something. I thought of taking a nap but ended up sleeping through the night soooo...

I'm doomed basically 👍

🎧 Kill and Destroy — Sam C. S.

[asciidot]

Ok. I need a consensus. C/C++ programmers.

[sunscreenstudies]

treated myself to some cute fake flowers for spring since the real ones want to kill me :)

[agent-z-coding]

I HAVE FINALLY SUCCEEDED

IT WORKS!!! IT WORKS!!!!!

[4, 5, 4.3] -> add BECOMES 13.3!!!!!!!!!!

YOU PEOPLE I HAVE DONE IT

source code will be coming soon (as soon as i get more helper functions working.

For now, PLEASE contribute if you can. Even as little as suggesting some helper functions could help me a ton.

Contribute below:

Open a PR, An issue, Anything, Just mention what the language lacks and you don't even need to implement it yourself, I'll add it to the To-Do list and get working on it ASAP.

Join the discord server, I will be posting updates and asking for suggestions and providing beta builds: https://discord.gg/JxnKn9jd

[studywithsushi]

Life Lesson learnt whilst studying CS : Backtracking

“Backtracking is an algorithmic-technique for solving problems recursively by trying to build a solution incrementally, one piece at a time, removing those solutions that fail to satisfy the constraints of the problem at any point of time”

Today I was solving backtracking algorithm related questions and I realised just as we in CS solve problems using this technique incrementally, we must emulate that same pattern in life to ensure our intended results. Just as a rat in a maze doesn’t stop moving and adjusts their direction, we in life must see all rejections as redirections. 

Consistent redirections without losing enthusiasms is what led the proverbial rat to the end of the maze. 

But, there is a catch here. The rat remembers its past moves and builds upon them. Even though it may lead to an imminent stone wall, the rat moves with equal enthusiasm till the end of the road. The rat systematically weeds out failed routes, remembers them and moves with the same conviction to find the route that gets it to the end of the maze. 

Just like the rat, we must be mindfully making logical decisions and going about our days in a systemic fashion.

Backtracking can be defined as a general algorithmic technique that considers searching every possible combination in order to solve a computational problem. 

Search every nook, every cranny. Knock on every door. Do what needs to be done. But NEVER give up.

[thepythonista]

Hello everyone! How is it going?

Today I’m not feeling motivated to study but I’m determined to. I learn the hard way that it’s more important to have a determined mindset than feeling motivated every day. Of course, it’s easier accomplish your tasks when you are highly motivated and looking forward to challenges, but we know this is just the ideal scenario.

My main tasks for the day are working out, attending a class and revising both for this class and SQL. I’m currently working on the challenges that Hackerrank provides, and I’m almost done with them. Currently I’m revising SQL with the Kaggle couse; my goal is to finish the intro course today, but we’ll see how it goes.

I think it’s easier to share my goals since I feel the pressure to accomplish them harder, so this is my plan for today:

1pm-3pm: intro to SQL course.

3pm-4pm: have lunch.

4pm-6pm: attending online class and revising basic concepts.

6pm-7pm: working out.

7-8pm: spare time.

8pm-9pm: French lesson.

After 9pm is for having dinner, reading and watching a TV show in English without subtitles.