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I was busy preparing resources and articles for this. We'll be starting soon👌
If you have any recommendations regarding it, im all ears.

What's the thumb down reaction for? Miss me?😝

This whole "success" thing, the endless work to pay bills, the pressure to always achieve, it's exhausting. Is that all there is? Is life just a race to some finish line, all anxiety and measuring sticks? What about the fun stuff? Getting lost in a good book, nailing that tricky level in a game, laughing with friends?

We're told to work hard, always strive. But what about just living? The rush of taking a chance, pushing your limits, doing something a little crazy, just for the thrill of it? What about music, quiet moments, letting loose and being yourself?

And school? The pressure to get good grades, it often overshadows everything else. Are we sacrificing the good parts of life for good grades?

Are we so focused on getting somewhere that we forget to enjoy the trip? Is "success" just a constant worry about failure, no real joy, no fun? Maybe true happiness isn't about some big achievement, but about embracing life's messy, unpredictable moments. What makes a life good? Is it awards or just pure, simple joy? Maybe we've missed the whole point of life in our chase for "success."

So, here's the thing: Don't lose sight of what truly matters. Find a balance. Work hard, yes, but also make time for the things that bring you joy. Take risks, laugh often, and remember that life is a journey, not just a destination. It's okay to be a little crazy sometimes. It's okay to just be happy. The most important thing is to live a life that feels good to you. Don't let the pursuit of "success" steal your joy.

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Genesis, a generative physics engine which can generate 4D dynamical worlds.

https://x.com/zhou_xian_/status/1869511650782658846

That's where AI gets really interesting. That's where the hype gets somewhat real.

Romeo and Juliet isn't even about Romeo and Juliet. It's about how horrible the fathers are. The real climax of the plot is the "a plague on both your houses" speech when Mercutio dies. Lord Montague and Lord Capulet realize they were so toxic they made their own children kill themselves. The only reason a teenage fling caused multiple murders is because Montague and Capulet already had their men menacing one another on the streets long before the play began.The tragedy of Romeo and Juliet buries their parents' strife. The star crossed lovers are the focus of the play, but they are not responsible for the story's core conflict.

"Affirmation means affirming what 'is', not what 'is not'. In order to affirm every instant of 'now', I must rid myself of the desire for what is 'not now'."

- Nietzsche

- Nietzsche

You know, sometimes I just stop and think about how beautiful math and physics are together. It's amazing how elegant mathematical equations can describe the most fundamental workings of the universe. It's like a hidden code, revealing the secrets of nature.

That'a a very beautiful and rather an artistic type of question from classical mechanics by David Morin❤️

Relatable?

Frr😭

I'm this much old😭😁
I was probably waiting for my father to bootup the computer so that I can play some 20 years old games.

Rate my setup😑😅

New year is almost here. Keep striving, keep the momentum for the new year. You got this.

We're masters of self deception, forever promising ourselves a better version of ourselves will emerge on Monday, next week, next year with the dawn of a new calendar. We build our hopes on future dates, conveniently forgetting that the present moment is the only one that ever truly exists. This constant deferral, this chronic postponement of action, this insidious procrastination, it's a thief, stealing away our potential and leaving us with a hollow echo of what might have been. But what if, instead of waiting for some arbitrary future, we decided to claim the present? What if, instead of chasing a phantom ideal, we simply embraced the messy, imperfect beauty of who we are, right now? Let this year be different. Let it be the year where we silence the procrastinating voice and finally step into the fullness of our being. No more waiting, no more delays. It’s time to be, authentically and unapologetically, who we are meant to be. The question isn't when, but now.

I asked chatGPT to roast me based on my previous prompts and ended up totally obliterated. ChatGpt took it too far, it looked something personal.

Im not going to do it again😭😭