So. Much. Studying. I feel like the bulk of my life was spent on academia. You know, learning how to learn. I chose to pursue Electrical Engineering, which didn’t feel quite right. So I went ahead and got my Master’s degree on it just to make sure that it really isn’t for me. As of today, I’m still not sure. But what I did find out is this: I love learning through projects, by making.
It’s rewarding to see one of your prototypes at work, but getting to that moment is painful. Building something from nothing literally takes a lot of time. The cycle of implementing and debugging until it works is frustrating at best. Yet I still push forward because every hurdle is a lesson waiting to be learned. And overcoming all the hurdles brings you to the goal of a (kindda) completed project.
I like cute and cool looking things. Someday I’d like to marry them together and have something like chibi chihuahuas wearing mecha armor. In the meantime, I’m just drawing random doodles/comics as some sort of a journal.
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That last tweak definitely threw the chronosphere out of whack. The pulse sync tri-actuator was overcharged and broke one of its valves. It’s still functional, but it’s back to monthly skips. Getting things back to regular time is going to take a lot of work; it’s not gonna be a simple fix. I don’t even remember what happened the last three months. It just feels like a whole lot of nothing. I do remember playing some new games like Splatoon 3 after work hours. Then I guess there’s some side-projects that I’ve been working on but...
Venturing the unknown!
Started creating art and prototypes :]
Soul-searching month…
Diagnosed with advanced glaucoma and vasculitis
Freed from the shackles of Academia!
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