VACCARIA'S PROFILE

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author=Vaccaria
Late to the party, but I got a few things in mind for this year to reach:

• Make a gam (very important)
  
• Learn Japanese
  
• Earn and save about $1700 dollars(from $2700, because my boss forgot I existed)
  
• Get an actual PC (laptop scrub) (Budget is around ~$900)
  
• Beat the grueling circuit that is your village road.
  

This time I can finally do those things. If not, guess we can just say taking a step is better than standing on the same tile of the floor.

Update! I have beaten the grueling circuit a long time ago, though I tend to just try to loop around back and forth nowadays just to increase my stamina. I haven't necessarily made a complete loop regularly, but even then we take those wins. Considering that I always max out at 10k steps every day, I'd say whatever the hell that circuit is is just nothing compared to what I do daily anyway.

As for learning Japanese? I don't think so. Saving about a few dollars? Unlikely with how I spend these days (I blame gacha even though I know that I should just be doing my job, harhar). I can still try but that means having to compete against a thesis and a fully-loaded subject altogether. Though I realize it's just a me problem because I'm daydreaming most of the time again. Should not do that.

I guess I'm not reaching a few goals this year, but the fact that I've done something means a lot more to my confidence. That's also considering that I'm taking psych tests now and it's doing wonders for my mental health, so we take those chances. It's gonna be hard to change what one can do, but with a little grit and motivation then it's definitely possible.

author=LordBlueRouge
This turned out to be a hot mess of a year.
At end of of 2022, it really felt like 2023 was gonna be..."different" from what 2022 was like?
But it just felt like a variation of what 2022 was.
Lot of unexpected things happened - kind of pushed everything to the side.
I still want get the above stuff mentioned done, but I'm working through it slowly.
Here's hoping next year will be better.

Working slowly is better than doing nothing at all. (don't quote me on that but do make that an RMN quote)

im sorry, brian is with me now

author=Irog
AI competes against most jobs that primarily consist of using a computer. Architects have more to worry about than construction workers.

Yes, that's fair. Though with how much some techs are trying to branch out with it, I doubt it would be just in the realm of using a computer...

Waiting for the RMN vs AI game to celebrate the moment!