Long time no see

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Well, long time no see everyone. I hadn’t written on this blog since 2016. My god. Soooo, it’s time for some updates, isn’t it?

Me

Well, not bad, but not that good. I have a strange disease which causes pain all over my body, mostly on both shoulders and kneeses. It’s also totally random, something like “spin a wheel and every we go!”. Swallowing sadness, this isn’t bad as it seems (it is, but i’m not complaining here, it’s a blog about cs, not an obituary), I can still a bit train and keep my disgusting “6-pack-lookalike”.
I’ve also moved away. New house, with tv, netflix, friends, a couch and many retrogames, as it should be for everyone. Not bad, for real.

Biotech

Almost endend. just 2 exams. Grades got worse, but i’m at the end. I’ve also done my apprenticeship, to the department of bioinformatics of my current university. Nice experience, also the thesis is half done, which is a great relief.

Computer science

It’s (SLOOOOWLY) going. I’m currently doing 3 exams: multivariable calculus, physics (at yale ocw, great course, but far from being an easy one) and electronics. Truly saying, i’m not studying a lot, due to the facts i’ve taught you some lines ago, but i’ll surely keep up and start that shit again.


It’s strange to say, but those are good times.
See you soon

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