back to the office
This week has been different from others because I finally went back to the office.
I'm excited about this, except for a few things:
- I started to design a website in WordPress (oh man, I'm not a web designer).
- A hated customer with his damned e-commerce site written in Laravel.
- I'm feeling a bit under the weather 🤒.
Okay, here are some notes about these issues:
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I have nothing against web designers, but I study algorithms, fuckin' Assembly language, data structures, fuckin' Assembly language, cryptography, fuckin' Assembly language, databases... and what do they make me do? A website in WordPress? 😡.
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I don't want to spend any more time talking about this project in Laravel, but I finally fixed all the bugs he wanted fixed. That's all I have to say about it... FOR NOW.
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I don't have coronavirus—or at least I hope not.
University
I'm just a little behind in my studies compared to my classmates, and I haven't started two courses yet. However, I'm optimistic about finishing everything by december. After that, I'll move on to second-year courses (oh yeah...).
I finally created the perfect .vimrc, .tmux, and .zsh configuration files. I love VIM, and I'm writing code faster than ever.
I also started watching some online courses:
- Algorithms and Data Structures by University of California San Diego.
- Linear Algebra Applied to Machine Learning by Imperial College London (London... but the lecturer talks about Euros instead of Pounds. Don't ask me why).
- AWS (yeah, finally learning Amazon Web Services).
Remember when I decided to learn Rust? Well, I haven't written anything in Rust since then. I know, I kind of suck, but I don't have much time to do everything.
I have so many things to study that I didn't know where to start. So, I decided to write this post instead of studying (yeah, really). To my parents, I'm a genius 😁.
PS: Since we're talking about VIM, I want to share this Reddit post from 2 years ago: https://www.reddit.com/r/ProgrammerHumor/comments/6xs6zl/vim_vs_emacs_vs_atom/
PS2: This is how my VIM setup looks. I'm studying Programming II in this screenshot, so we could say I'm a pretty good student. Study + procrastination = 😎 (If you didn't catch it, that's me with sunglasses)
