I remembered the first program I made, myself, opened my eyes to the possibilities of programming as a career. It was a simple project, but I was so proud of it. It was a simple To-Do console app built with Python. I know what you're thinking, "It's not a hard application at all." Yes, that's … Continue reading The First Programming Project That Started It All
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The One Walked That Changed My Life
It was 12AM in the middle of a cold August night. Dark clouds covered the starry sky, and chilly winds ran amok. Yet, my younger brother and I stayed, unbothered, while we munched down food near a quiet siomai stall. It was a perfect night. We had no plans or obligations. We didn’t have classes … Continue reading The One Walked That Changed My Life
The One Emergency Meeting That Changed My View on Progress
In the first week of September, my group mate initiated an emergency meeting out of panic. In shock, I rushed to Discord and talked to him about what happened. He said we won’t be able to get data set from the previous researchers. And we won’t make our system in time! I knew it was … Continue reading The One Emergency Meeting That Changed My View on Progress
How To Get Loyal Subscribers on YouTube from Facebook
You can get a lot of subscribers on Facebook. Just ask an online group to subscribe to you, in return you subscribe to them. And in no time, you’ll get 1,000 subscribers. However, what you want isn’t a single time viewer or a bump in subscriber count. What you need is a loyal audience that … Continue reading How To Get Loyal Subscribers on YouTube from Facebook
How To Never Miss A Day Journaling
I’ve been journaling consistently for over 2 years now, here’s my secret how I never missed a single day. There are many reasons for writing journal entries. For me, I use it as a mental dump to get rid of thoughts that were bugging me the day before. Here are 4 rules to always be … Continue reading How To Never Miss A Day Journaling
Do we really NEED to make something special?
I was having this conversation with my friend about our dreams and aspirations after we graduate. I talked about building businesses, and he talked about being the best bilingual web developer out there. We respected each other's dream, but my friend told me that making a business will be a risky undertaking. I agreed. I've … Continue reading Do we really NEED to make something special?
Central Hotspot
Every morning I wake up, head downstairs, turn my potato PC on, and play some good ole fashioned League of Legends. My younger brother shortly followed and turned on his even more potato PC as we play ranked duo together. We would trash each other’s performance and blame each other for dying. At around a … Continue reading Central Hotspot
The Struggle, The Result
In the year 2014, I arrived at school with bloodshot eyes and a heavy heart. I couldn’t get a wink of sleep last night. I spent my time rolling around my bed and sitting by my desk, back and forth, the whole entire night. Yesterday morning, my homeroom advisor told us he would be announcing … Continue reading The Struggle, The Result
2020 Week Review: June 21 – 27
I actually don’t know what to write here. It seems that all my week reviews have been composed of garbage thoughts with no deliberate meaning. It doesn’t bother me anyways since I do this for my own pleasure. HAHAHA! So, let’s get this started. There was a lot of fighting between my father and me. … Continue reading 2020 Week Review: June 21 – 27
Pixel Art – Week 14: Gaining Motivation
This week, I really forced myself to make pixel art even if it sucked ass. I started with basic stickmen to at least get something done even if it was low effort. I counted it as a pixel art since I really did practice my fundamentals about lines. However, I got so bored and sick … Continue reading Pixel Art – Week 14: Gaining Motivation
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