Some Stuff Happened, Then More Stuff Happened
I'm tired - its been a long day. Semi-satisfying, but also a bit worrying. I'm done with a couple of items which have been bugging me lately, like my two midterms (I'm reasonably sure I did well for the one I did yesterday, but the one today - math, was an absolute killer! I was completely blanked out for the first half of the time, and only began to solve the problems in the last half hour) On the other hand, my calendar is now free and I have to worry about my everything else I've been putting aside, like a pile of reading/homework, none of which I feel like doing now.
In other news, me and F finished the output routine for our CFD solver. So dumb that we had it about 80% done and left it alone for so long. Prof C was really starting to get on our backs about finishing the work. But it's done, and it looks fine. Files are a bit big, though. I guess the next step is to swap from an ASCII format to binary, but at this stage, I'd rather work on the parallel computing part of the project. (hey, want a smaller filesize? Zip the damn thing. Seriously, though, binary would mean faster read/write to and from the file) I mean, it's only output, right? So who cares if its a little bit bigger than it ought to be. When you snap a screenshot off to put in a paper, it doesn't matter anyway.
Come to think of it: current course count: 6 upper division + 1 graduate. 2 research projects. 1 society officership. And 1 possible/probable reading course in stochastic calculus (which is on the borderline between undergrad and graduate level, really). What was I smoking when I started this semster? Oh well. Rocking on, baby.
By the way, I'm happily enjoying all the episodes of CSI that Netflix can bring me. ;P
Things to do tommorrow:
Get haircut
Harrass business school people
Homework!
Damn, not coherent today. Bleah. XP Sorry you people have to deal with me in this state.
PS I'm beginning to think this free association style of writing, while horribly annoying, actually gives deep insight to my thought processes (or lack thereof)
I'm tired - its been a long day. Semi-satisfying, but also a bit worrying. I'm done with a couple of items which have been bugging me lately, like my two midterms (I'm reasonably sure I did well for the one I did yesterday, but the one today - math, was an absolute killer! I was completely blanked out for the first half of the time, and only began to solve the problems in the last half hour) On the other hand, my calendar is now free and I have to worry about my everything else I've been putting aside, like a pile of reading/homework, none of which I feel like doing now.
In other news, me and F finished the output routine for our CFD solver. So dumb that we had it about 80% done and left it alone for so long. Prof C was really starting to get on our backs about finishing the work. But it's done, and it looks fine. Files are a bit big, though. I guess the next step is to swap from an ASCII format to binary, but at this stage, I'd rather work on the parallel computing part of the project. (hey, want a smaller filesize? Zip the damn thing. Seriously, though, binary would mean faster read/write to and from the file) I mean, it's only output, right? So who cares if its a little bit bigger than it ought to be. When you snap a screenshot off to put in a paper, it doesn't matter anyway.
Come to think of it: current course count: 6 upper division + 1 graduate. 2 research projects. 1 society officership. And 1 possible/probable reading course in stochastic calculus (which is on the borderline between undergrad and graduate level, really). What was I smoking when I started this semster? Oh well. Rocking on, baby.
By the way, I'm happily enjoying all the episodes of CSI that Netflix can bring me. ;P
Things to do tommorrow:
Get haircut
Harrass business school people
Homework!
Damn, not coherent today. Bleah. XP Sorry you people have to deal with me in this state.
PS I'm beginning to think this free association style of writing, while horribly annoying, actually gives deep insight to my thought processes (or lack thereof)
posted by Enforced Equanimity at 10:26 PM
1 Comments:
It deffinitely does! *hug* hang in there love, we're all pulling for you.
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