Neocities.org
your gallery is absolutely beautiful and i love the way you write too. the note on the gallery resonated with me a lot and your mini blog is so fun to read
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small update here https://projectc190.neocities.org/cache/reading (feed was not showing right lol). also, im thinking to make the cat drawing animated but only later when i feel like it
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need to stop doing random site update sidequests like an idiot and actually focus on the things i want to make..
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palmistshouse
2 weeks ago
āGoing on side questsā is so real, Iām always doing 1 million things at once because I get distracted easily
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someone needs to examine the psychology behind getting the perfect grade you worked really hard for and immediately feeling empty
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angelogistics
3 weeks ago
this was probably a rhetorical question but something something basing your worth on a grade instead of pursuing knowledge or some other framework might be why it feels like nothing even after you've achieved the goal?
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projectc190
3 weeks ago
i dont think its that cut and dry and i also don't think the two are mutually exclusive
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angelogistics
3 weeks ago
oh yah fs, just thought it might be part of the problem- i've never really bought into grades so it's hard for me to relate to the sentiment also, sorry if it was callous! ^_^;7
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projectc190
3 weeks ago
oh okay lol, thanks for the input and no worries. personally i do love what i'm studying (why else would i learn more on my own time?) i just also highk got academic brainworms. its difficult sometimes to channel that passion when there's so much being imposed on you whether by urself or others (profs, family expectations)T_T
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letslearntogether
3 weeks ago
https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/understanding-health-behaviors/202405/post-achievement-depression-overcoming-the-slump https://imperfectspirituality.com/feeling-empty-after-accomplishment-unraveling-the-paradox/
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projectc190
1 month ago
@juneish absolutely not but u can get one for yourself at the computer history museum B)
i had my site profile disabled for awhile so i wasnt even sure if my comments would show up but i love ur site and you seem cool : D keep being you.
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have been obsessively reading and revising book reviews for neocities lately instead of errhh locking in for end of semester
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not to survey for interest in something i am going to do regardless but would anybody be interested in articles explaining semi-niche compsci concepts to people with no cs background?
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projectc190
1 month ago
and more importantly would anyone with little to no cs background like to proofread
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projectc190
1 month ago
hell yeah! now..i dont think i will have one of my articles done soon, but, after finals in a few weeks..
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Thanks so much for saying this! It means a lot. I do put a lot of thought or perhaps moreso gutfeel and reflection of and on such into what I put on here and how I phrase it, so it is nice to know it resonates.
of course! and yes, the thought and gutfeel you put into it absolutely shows through your work.
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