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Hi! I know we don't really know each other yet, but I thought you might like to see my ball python, Gizmo

AHHHH WHAT A CUTE PUBBY and SO pretty!!!! Gizmo is a GREAT name too omg ball pythons are the BEST you're so fortunate to have one!

thank you so much for sharing with me if you have other pics i'd love to see those too!!

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December 31st, 2025

Going to start 2025 programming, so if you need me, I'll be lost in a sea of coffee, bugs, and late-night breakthroughs.

Let’s see where this year takes us. Wishing all of you a beautiful 2025.

Todays been a busy day; life is starting to get back to normal so I'm back to developing a schedule and hopefully sticking to it.

What I did today:

❄ finally finished planning out my portfolio so I can start coding right away in 2025 ❄ lots of scrapbooking ❄ found some projects to do on python ❄ reviewed SQL ❄ started adding to my resume so I can keep it up to date

To-do Jan 1st:

🎆 start programming my portfolio again 🎆 five leet code questions 🎆 check out some free resources people recommended to me 🎆 some GMAT review 🎆 2 hours of Azure studying

Playlist for the day:

[chronomally]

Death by a thousand cuts in my class this week

[gio-scrabbles]

⚔️“‘Tis But A Scratch.”☠️

A final I made for my 3D animation class. Yes, i used that one clip from Monty Python and the Holy Grail, and yes, I included Valor, my knight OC from one of my BWW AUs, but bald due to their hair clipping through their body.

The reason why Valor is here is because this is exactly how they would handle this type of situation. Especially if one of their arms were severed, though they can grow it back instantly. It’s also funnier imagining the guy on the left being Balan.

[sevenfactorial]

This morning I misread the theorem on the board and thought it said subset instead of subspace, which was rather troubling since we used convexity in the argument. Naturally, I ask what guarantees convexity and the professor pointed out subspace so cool. Great.

But he also said "where did you pick that up? Off the street?"

Because yeah, you can use a convex set instead of subspace. But it was such an unexpected question, phrased in such an unexpected way.

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python save me. save me python

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Yesterday someone told me I looked like Dave Strider and now my friends won't stop agreeing

[tchaikovskym]

Man this day sucked balls

[kunosoura]

looking through the syllabi for the semester and in a term where I'm taking 3 challenging stem courses the scariest of them is the .25 credit ballroom dance class

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December 29th, 2024

Spent the day at a coffee shop, after a few days of not studying at all. I’ve been upset by some things in my personal life lately; i feel like I’m loosing my closest friend. On top of that, my family visiting for Christmas has made life extremely busy. I was still a bit down while studying- I still am and everything feels like it takes 45x more energy, but being in a familiar coffee shop in a new location really kept me going. I didn’t do too much, but I’m happy with today because 

I did something at least

I created a program I’ve been struggling with

What I got done today:

🧸Current CS50 unit (+ finished 4 remaining assignments for that unit) 🧸Completed an API/requests Python project 🧸Did my December budgeting 🧸Laundry + hanging up my clothes 🧸A little scrapbooking

To-do tomorrow:

📜Not break down 📜Study the next CS50 unit (lecture + notes + assignments) 📜Complete the next CS50 assignments 📜Make a collage to post

Playlist for today:

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Ok that could be a great premise for a show though. Starts out a serial killer procedural with hints of something deeper. Main character is a fresh agent excited to be doing good. Over time it's revealed that the overarching plot is not a big bad serial killer, but corruption within the FBI being covered up with fake serial killers. Season 2 the agent thinks they catch the corrupt agents only to find out they weren't corrupt at all they were enacting orders. Season 3 the agent is desperately trying to prevent a terrorist attack by fascists but their superiors are obsessed with potential communists so instead they fake some serial killings to draw attention to the fascist group.

Serial killer horror almost always falls flat with me, not only because by default it has to frame the police (usually the literal FBI) as an unquestionable force of good, but because I know just enough about IRL serial killers (thanks 3 years of my life I wasted "studying" criminology) to know they are unanimously deeply uninteresting and pathetic people. The most common type of serial killer is a guy who kills vulnerable people (sex workers, substance users, racialized women and girls, queer people) because he can and gets away with it for a while because he's targeting people whose lives are explicitly devalued by the society he lives in. That's it. There's no secret pattern that needs to be uncovered, no cryptic messages that need to be decoded, and definitely no "Satanic" shit. The handful of times there is weird "occult" stuff involved it's literally just untreated mental illness and/or fascist mysticism/religiosity. There's genuinely nothing interesting or scary about these people, just a bitter and depressing distillation of the thousands of routine violences needed to maintain the status quo.

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Python for Absolute Beginners: What You Need to Know

If you're completely new to programming and wondering where to begin, Python is your best friend. It’s beginner-friendly, widely used, and—let’s be honest—kind of fun once you get the hang of it. Whether you're a student tackling your first computer science class or just exploring coding as a skill, here's everything you need to know about learning Python from zero.

🐍 Why Python?

Python is often called the "first language of programming" because of its simple syntax and human-readable code. You don’t need to understand complex computer jargon to write your first Python program. And guess what? It's not just for beginners—Python is used by top tech companies for AI, machine learning, web development, automation, and data science.

📘 Getting Started with Python

Here’s what every absolute beginner should focus on:

Install Python: Use the official site (python.org) or download Anaconda if you're leaning towards data science.

Choose a Code Editor: Start with beginner-friendly environments like Thonny or VS Code.

Understand the Basics: Learn variables, data types, conditionals (if statements), loops (for, while), and functions.

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🧠 Practice, Practice, Practice

Once you know the basics, start solving small problems:

Make a calculator

Build a to-do list

Try a number guessing game

Use platforms like Replit or Jupyter Notebook to code directly in your browser. Need help? Get quick feedback from Python online help forums or request assignment reviews from coding experts.

🚀 What’s Next After the Basics?

Once you're comfortable with the fundamentals:

Learn about Python libraries like pandas, matplotlib, and flask

Explore Python projects like web apps, games (with pygame), or automation scripts

Prepare for internships or coding interviews with practice on LeetCode and HackerRank

✅ Conclusion

Python is the perfect entry point into the world of programming. And with the right resources, support, and expert help when needed, you’ll go from beginner to confident coder in no time.

So go ahead—open that code editor and type your first print("Hello, World!"). You've got this!

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