learning about 3D graphics. I actually took a class on graphics a long time ago when I was in college, but it focused more on the math parts, and only got into coding/application in the last month, so I lost interest and didn't go any further with it. the book I'm following this time is more like 80:20 with the programming:math ratio, so it's been easier for me to follow.

dang it what would be the "responsible" way to dispose of it? I only used it like 12 times so it's still probably 3/4 full

another thing I just figured out 🧐

would it really be too hard to keep it hidden in your backpack while staying with them?

"consistent mediocrity" is the key. don't push yourself hard every day, just make sure to go out and do it to some level you can reasonably meet every day (or every other day). I'm able to go jogging 3.5 - 4 miles every day if I really try, but I just make sure to do at least 2 miles every time I go out, and I'll go for more on days where I feel up to it. If I did that 3.5 - 4 miles every day I'd quit in a week, but I've been able to stick to the routine for 2 months so far because I'm not too hard on myself.

I was hungry

what's some cool shit to do in denver? I'm going there in a few weeks for a thing, but I'm kinda thinking of extending the trip into a mini vacation. I'm effectively going alone and don't already know anyone in the area.

he did try to stop it, but obungled like he always does 🙄

all legends fall in the making 😔

guy who thinks juice wrld is lucky for dying right before the world went insane in 2020

(it's me)

the skyrim remasters will continue

It was an Australian doctor,