Stark from Earth @ LS @tonyfromls@qoto.org

Did my 21km run yesterday. Preparing for another 21km run in a while.

So turns out a set of examples last time deviated from the initial value condition in the slides and it was overridden on the fly while the professor was discussing and calculating those examples.

Also time to check some of my classmates question on DE regarding their computations.

Reviewing the lectures in DE and damn there are errors in our module. The Initial Value Problems were described as Initial Boundary Conditions which are misleading.

OMG I found it! Was under the pile of yellow pad and bond papers under the module for Physics for Engineers

I lost my well structured notes on integral calculus regarding integrals of trigonometric functions that are not simple. It was my notes from the summer 6 weeks term.

Damn wtf

Studying Differential Equations and reviewing Calculus.

Looks like the new normal in the place I live now is I live in the surface of a swamp literally

I should have made the cottage lift by around 2 feet at least to give more margin for flood levels. I had it lifted in 2023 during construction by around 1.25 ft which is pretty good but I'm losing my confidence

Running Ubuntu via Termux on my phone. Isn't that cute?

But the Octave is CLI so whenever I need the graphs it's going to be headless GUI and a bit more work so I can open the generated graph but nonetheless, it works and is good enough for me.

I hope Termux beta works on my Android 15 so I can use Octave via Ubuntu.

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