Day 37
- leetcode and codeforces ✅
- running 5km ❌ - 0/5
- playing two rapid games - ✅
Running will start tmrw, and tmrw is gonna be day 32

Day 32 (starting the week over)
- leetcode and codeforces ✅
- running 5km ✅ - 1/5
- playing two rapid games - ✅
Did more leetcode problems today than I've done last week

Day 33
- leetcode and codeforces ✅
- running 5km ✅ - 2/5
- playing two rapid games - ❌ (wayyy too tired to play)

Day 34
- leetcode and codeforces ✅
- running 5km ✅ - 3/5
- playing two rapid games - ✅

Not bad, especially considering my recent performances :)

Preaching Omarchy whenever I get the opportunity 😭

@sifendev

1 lucky victim so far

Day 35
- leetcode and codeforces ✅
- running 5km ✅ - 4/5
- playing two rapid games - ✅

solve had to get real greedy on this one

Day 36
- leetcode and codeforces ✅
- running 5km ✅ - 5/5 (done for the week)
- playing two rapid games - ✅

I take this back 😭 it not getting any easier, i can't breath

Weekly log
Watched movies => Requiem for a dream (weird movie: kinda liked it at the end 6/10)
> Rental family (7/10)
> Project hail mary (a bit overhyped but a great movie nonetheless 9/10)
> Eyes wide shut (yeah it was ass, 2/10)
Highlights =>
- 10th contest (solved 3/5, pretty much did all i could've done > 35th)
- started learning springboot for a school project, not going good
An alright week, Have a splendid monday

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Day 37
- leetcode and codeforces ✅
- running 5km ✅ - 1/5
- playing two rapid games - ✅

Day 38
- leetcode and codeforces ✅
- running 5km ❌ - 1/5
- playing two rapid games - ✅ (can't stop winning, sometimes my geniosity scares me)

Day 39
- Let's just say today was an off day
Drunk, hungry and tired asf gnyt

The biggest change I made regarding learning is starting with questions preferably (3–10 questions) when learning about a topic.

For example: what is it, why is it important, and how does it work are the most common questions I ask for almost every concept I learn, with more depending on the context.

This has absolutely been a game changer for me because before this, I would just dive into a subject like jumping into a skydive unprepared and sometimes with no parachute (analogy is still work in progress). Anyway, now I have structure, and it feels far less overwhelming.

Also, knowing the questions are limited for the session makes me realize it is going to end, which is nice.

Anyways, I found this especially helpful in a space where learning is not optimized for an exam or structured by an institution.

Finally got a smothered mate 🥹🥹 he took woth the rook but idc it's a smother !!

Day 40
- leetcode and codeforces ✅
- running 5km ❌ - 1/5 (I've burned a week worth of calories tho)
- playing two rapid games - ✅ (almost 1200)