🖥Firdavs.Exe 👾

It’s been months since I’ve last read a book, more if we’re only counting physical copies.

I used to read hundreds of pages a day, under a lamp late at night with my parents telling me to go sleep every other hour. I haven’t been doing that lately which is understandable, but still a shame considering how much I love it.

Slowly I’m trying to get back into it. I bought this book for my sister (shout out to her, she’s rly cool) but I thought I would read it for myself first.

A piece of advice I’m trying to follow is to take your time while reading, try to understand everything and think to yourself as you read. It makes the experience so much better and allows you to reach deeper into the book and really appreciate the writing

Can’t give too many thoughts yet on this one, I heard Camus is famous for his absurdism but I don’t see it yet in the beginning of this book. I’d love to know what I should read next so feel free to lmk what recs / your favorite book is :)

gn everyone! @firdavs_exe

Went to MIT for a hackathon and enjoyed it.

The team I was competing with was completely random people from discord, we did well but fell short of any prizes. I talked to and met a lot of really smart and cool people (now all I need to do is keep in touch with them)

Since I didn’t really know how to work with quantum algorithm stuff I did most of the work on the mathematical models. I wanted to pull an all nighter but ended up deciding that sleep and movies were more important.

After the hackathon I dillydallied around Boston with Mohinur (fast thinker, slow speaker) and hung out with Gozal (surprisingly good at chess) and Abdulaziz from Harvard.

I’m kind of tired, definitely exhausted, but I wouldn’t change it for the world.

Hackathon time at MIT. We chose D:Wave’s challenge

Until that day comes, these are the vibes

Maybe one day

С тренером

He’s only 2 years older but makes me look tiny, don’t let the oversized shirt fool you😭

Too easy for my Barcelona GOATs

The motivation went hard, can’t wait for Cornell to beat Duke at the event

Couldn’t get into MIT like Abdullox so I guess a hackathon will have to do.

I was worried I don’t know enough (aka nothing) about quantum computing to compet. I thought I would look stupid in a team of 4 other knowledgeable people. That all changed when I read what I’m about to share in the next post

I know what I’m watching this weekend