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Ah yes, A Level CS involves a big project, doesn't it?

< has quite a few regrets when it comes to <'s A Levels, but <'s glad that chapter of <'s life is in the past. Though < doesn't particularly enjoy having to bring <'s A Level work back out for <'s job applications. What <'s ultimately saying is, try not to slack off too much.

< has been playing a lot of tales of graces recently

Master wrote:Ah yes, A Level CS involves a big project, doesn't it?

Unfortunately <'s not doing a CS A Level as they don't offer it at <'s school, though <'s encouraged to know that not a lot do so they don't expect one when applying for uni.
< would have liked to do one though, considering the vast majority of <'s work at the moment centres around maths which is a subject < isn't too keen on.

< feels a bit hungry from all that animating.

Snack is now ruined thanks to <'s douchy father.

PluMGMK wrote:

Harpic fraîcheur wrote:< is wondering which user posted the more on this forum.

< suggests this page.

< thanks you lol.

< is going to have a shower.

Ambidextroid wrote:

Master wrote:Ah yes, A Level CS involves a big project, doesn't it?

Unfortunately <'s not doing a CS A Level as they don't offer it at <'s school, though <'s encouraged to know that not a lot do so they don't expect one when applying for uni.
< would have liked to do one though, considering the vast majority of <'s work at the moment centres around maths which is a subject < isn't too keen on.

Huh, <'d have thought it'd be more popular, especially given how programming is supposed to be more "in" these days. Guess our education managing overlords haven't made as much progress as <'d hoped.

< heard that <'s high school actually has a major problem with trying to find people who will teach computing since the department is just 1 person

Isn't this the same cadre of politicians who pushed the Snooper's Charter, which if taken to the letter would outlaw programmable computers in the first place?
< is not in a great mood today.

Yup, Tories. < recalls The Thick of It once parodying their efforts to come across as tech friendly.

< had a fucking shitty day.

Well what a coïncidence! < wonders what went wrong for ^.

< is having some important family issues and < can't do anything about those. < is wondering for ^?

< misremembered <'s timetable and missed a lecture, which in itself isn't a big deal, but it contributed to a feeling of being crushed by <'s own stupidity.

< is on a roll with <'s little assignments.
Some of them are soon finished.

The bus was not early today. < did not like that.

<'s father made a little stash placement for <'s snacks. Kinda cool.

<'s finally managed to fix <'s connectivity issues with <'s PC, which can now get +40Mbps. < has to have <'s whole PC slanted at 45° to get a good wireless connection, and changing the angle even by less than 5° pushes the speed down to less than 10Mbps. < resorted to laying a big piece of duct tape on <'s carpet to mark where < has to line <'s PC up to get good signal

PluMGMK wrote:< misremembered <'s timetable and missed a lecture, which in itself isn't a big deal, but it contributed to a feeling of being crushed by <'s own stupidity.

< knows how that feels.

Ambidextroid wrote:<'s finally managed to fix <'s connectivity issues with <'s PC, which can now get +40Mbps. < has to have <'s whole PC slanted at 45° to get a good wireless connection, and changing the angle even by less than 5° pushes the speed down to less than 10Mbps. < resorted to laying a big piece of duct tape on <'s carpet to mark where < has to line <'s PC up to get good signal

< wonders if < could model that, considering how < has been wrestling with results derived from Maxwell's equations for the last few days.

< doesn't have school today.

< has finished watching all episodes of that “zoinks” thingy.

< is reading a book on Fourier optics.