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10/17/23: japanese + consumer behavior

listening to: the neighbourhood

So many classes I want to take. Not enough time. Not enough mentally healthiness to deal with grades and GPAs. I just wanna learn, not prove my worth, okay???

This is my first post, I'm so excited for it! I've been coding for 6 months. That's why I'm more naive, hehe. Now I'm busy developing an e-commerce site with C# over ASP.Net (I'm almost done and due in two weeks!). I created this account to give me more motivation to work and to follow and make friends with other coding girls.

I will be 23 in two months, I started striving to be a developer at 22, I still lack a lot and feel like I don't know anything. I'm also an economics student, believe me it's harder than writing code . But sometimes I don't think about which one is more difficult! Stay well and do not hesitate to write to me..

10 things to do before back to school

Fix your sleep schedule

clean your room

organise your bag

get your books ready

make sure you have all your stationary

finish your summer bucket list

Create a study plan

wash your uniform if you have one. If not just wash the clothes you will need

make some resolutions

Make sure you have all summer projects or homework finished

Romanticise going back to school. Gaslight yourself into thinking you will have a good time

okay but can we normalise post-exam anxiety??

the exam is done. the assignment is handed in. but you’re still stressed. you still have anxiety attacks over it. you still cry about it. you stay up late wondering if you did enough every night until you get your marks back. you did all that you could do, and it’s out of your control yet you still worry. cause if it happens to me, I can’t be the only one… right?

maths teacher told me I remind her of surd equations... for no particular reason 😭😭

quick blog: introduction to differentiation (what the hell is it?)

calculus, something that sounds intimidating to those who don’t know it, is really, in itself, not necessarily a complex topic to grasp. one of the huge parts of calculus is differentiation.

to put it simply, most of us tend to have a bit of an intuition, and our brain subconsciously knows a little differentiation, because differentiation is heavily relates to rates of change. For example, when a car is coming at you, your brain subconsciously starts to estimate things.

to put it geometrically, when you differentiate an equation, you get its gradients at different point. or, to put it simply, how steep a graph is at a certain point. this allows you to look at how fast something changes, or in a more pure maths perspective, find things like a turning point, find intervals where an equation is increasing or decreasing, etc.

august 19, 2023 | do u know what feeling that finally, you’ve found something to hold on to whenever nursing school will drain you down? well, i found that on OR.

consumer behavior: perception

today’s study session song: today i saw the whole world by pierce the veil

Someone asked for notes because they missed some parts of the lecture.

Lent it and forgot that I've been doodling on the margins.

Any tips for a hypermobile artist learning to skateboard 🤲

My 6 month software course is over! I presented my project and said goodbye to my friends. I accidentally deleted it the day before my project ended, after a short heart attack I managed to get it back. I hope I don't repeat something like this 😢. Now I want to focus on my new project but my university exams are coming up and I also started MIT's Probability - The Science of Uncertainty and Data course with EDX. I'm a little busy and trying to deal with it. On the one hand, there are elections in my country, our economy is sinking. Young people (including me) are worried about the future. I want to do a data analysis with python about it. There are so many things I want to do, but sometimes I just lie in bed and think about them. My birthday is coming in a month. I'm getting old 😭.

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