Stark from Earth @ LS @tonyfromls@qoto.org

Setting up GNAT Studio is a lot complicated as Alire system is needed and then toolchains and other stuffs needs to be installed. A separate GNAT Studio download is has to be done and yet it does not have the build tools it needs including a C++ compiler and those are needed again with MSYS2's g++.

Break from Basic Thermodynamics at the moment and working on installing GNAT Studio for C/C++ and Ada Spark on my PC including the setup of Octave on my Phone via Termux Debian.

atm, psi, in Hg, mH20, bar, kPa, mm Hg, torr, kg/cm^2.

then we have gage pressure, atmospheric pressure, absolute pressure.

ahhhh... thermodynamics ⚛️

My town is now in a state of calamity like the neighboring city and other towns. First time to see this kind of non-stop rains and consistent flooding since I came home 2023.

A week of class suspension due to non-stop rains and flooding.

Gym workouts at the moment

Local government is going to declare my area under calamity due to heavy and continued rains resulting in flooding.

Previous years is not like this. Maybe due to too much urbanization in the city area or is it the sea wall being constructed along the coast.

1st quiz in PE for the topic Arnis.

Review and notes on Basic Thermodynamics.

Review of Arnis lecture for the quiz

Waded in floods for a print out of the new lab activity 😅.

Maybe I should get a printer next time.

Default voltage for the DC source was 9V but the activity is requiring 12V hence I almost forgot to change it.

Need to sign some electronic documents at the moment regarding my exit from the company and revert to them early before I continue on structuring my understanding of the basic thermodynamics and a quick review of the Arnis.

The Arnis being taught in our school is of a different system compared to the Eskrima that I know. Sometime I'll do a comparison.

I thought there was no classes today because of the monsoon rains causing floodings. I woke up late 30 mins behind schedule for electrical circuits 01 but our professor gave us a remote work on series and parallel circuit construction using a circuit simulator.

On the other hand, na upcoming quiz on Arnis also remote.

Been a while and for some updates, summer class has concluded and I passed the 6 weeks crammed Physics for Engineers and Integral Calculus. It was bloody

At the moment I am on a 5th week of the first semester for this school year with a full load as I have left my work being a software engineer for 20 years. I have retired.

Course load for this semester:
- Engineering Data Analysis
- Computer Programming
- Electrical Circuits 01
- Environmental Science
- Ethics
- PATHFit 3 (Arnis, Badminton, Table Tennis)
- Student Success Program
- Engineering Mechanics
- Basic Thermodynamics
- Differential Equations

Also gonna work on starting my own company soon in dual use deep tech primarily for defense and secondary for civilian enterprise.

The summer term for BSEE, Calculus 2 for Engineers and Physics for Engineers is guaranteed to be offered but because the summer term is shorter the time of classes are longer.

It's going to run for 6 weeks.

I am officially back to the university from last year where I took the first semester of BSEE and because I have dropped all the subjects from the new university where I transferred then there is no sensible record to add to my transcript of records hence the new university decided to not process my transfer credentials from the first university and had it pulled out and returned to the previous university. That means I have not transferred university and that is official.

Today, I decided to move forward with full commitment to AI when it comes to Software Engineering and I will never look back to the old Software Engineering.

That also means I will leave my company sooner this year for a better one that has already embraced the new disrupted software engineering based from AI.

Officially started my journey in Theoretical Physics via self-study with the addition of the following books:

- Methods of Theoretical Physics by Morse and Feshbach
- Methods of Mathematical Physics by Jeffreys and Jeffreys
- Classical Mathematical Physics by Walter Thirring

Studying all these books in depth while being guided by Leonard Susskind's "Theoretical Minimum" lecture series and books will give me a well rounded and a strong theoretical physics background at the advanced undergraduate or early graduate level Theoretical Physics treatment.

Add to this my formal studies in BSEE and finishing it in the future will make me a versatile Electrical Engineer with a Theoretical Physics background and having the capabilities of an applied physicist because of the mix of EE and Theo.Phys. will enable me to verge on cutting edge science and tech projects.

Anyways, just got home today from visiting office this week.

Hate it when I am in the middle of writing something and then power outage suddenly comes. WTF.