curse the day i decided to take the project option of extending a huge, messy and barely documented program over building my own thing from scratch. curse it this makes no fucking sense. aaaaaaaaaaaaagggggaghhhhhhhhh
halfassing is better than zeroassing halfassing is better than zeroassing halfassing is better than zeroassing halfassing is better than zeroassing communication is good communication is good communication is good communication is good
I have to make a long-ass presentation of the most boring paper i have ever read* and I Do Not Like It *possibly a small sample.
i hate this class and i hate that it has three different deadlines over what would otherwise be a pretty bearable finals week eta: it has also made me use ye olde windows laptop with the shitty network adapter which makes for a just delightful combination with the shitty wifi in this place further eta: considering* turning in a pdf that just says "you have awful taste in software and i refuse to deal with this". *not really
Spoiler: img somebody buy me some random stationery so i can move on to another procrastination method eta: also. i figured out that i can get the right-handed notebook experience by turning the notebook upside down. i am so smart further eta: today i read someone saying that a speaker should consider that their audience is lego people and that's just a great interference (meant lay people) more: like, how dare jetpens do this to me
i lost track of time and got really sunburnt like an idiot and i read half a book synopsis and it sounded hella gay.... and then i found the other half synopsis and IT REALLY WASN'T
uncharitably annoyed at french people's refusal to listen to my shitty french and their making me listen to their terribly accented english instead
the standard description of the effect of onions is that they make you cry, but I'm always like. really? is that really its most salient feature?? how about the searing eye pain??? and i don't actually know if i have a particularly strong reaction, or i'm a weenie, or what
i've been taking an intro to art history class (for funsies, part of an art degree that i'm unlikely to actually get) for a month and my impression so far is that art theory is mostly made up of e x t r e m e r e a c h e s and post-hoc reasoning. like i really want to like this class. but. i hope they're just really dumbing it down for undergrads?
having a fun evening of whishing i didn't have to occupy space and bother other people with my existence