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I now know what bitters are!!

The place in which you live but cannot afford is a prison rather than a place of comfortable inhabitance.

Alrighty, so this is a reread from 2019. It's been a blast since then (/s), but anyway! Legit an awesome book. One curious thing I could note so far is the "Euler characteristic" (EC) denoted by the formula x(P) = v - e + f, where P is the EC, v are vertexes, e are edges, and f are faces. for a particular platonic solid. Using the formula you'd get a number to which can be compared to other shapes.

Physics is becoming a more pertinent subject in my studies, and this text only requires a modest amount of algebra from what I can tell. On chapter 2.5: Motion Equations for Constant Acceleration in One Dimension.

Alrighty! I'm not going to pretend what Big O notation is, consider this text bookmarked! From checking out the coding prompts, I see a wealth of knowledge and feel comforted this book exists.

I love computers but nearly groan at the thought of my previous coding courses; laborious, tedious, useless work with dated algorithms and cliched problems to solve. Found this title recommended on Reddit, wish me luck!

Without jumping into too much too quick, I wanted to at least start this title so I may have a smooth transition at around ~50% completion of Openstax Precalculus and 100% of Openstax Algebra and Trigonometry.

On chapter 1.7 evaluating inverse functions.

Learning how to graph from a function and to make the functions based on a graph's behavior.

Lawd knows I need all the help I can get.

On 5.4 Dividing Polynomials
(Updating this so often because it gives me a little bit of confidence seeing the progress bar increase...)

On Ch.5 Linear Functions

Onto interval notations.

I'm really trying to get through the review in this textbook as soon as I can, just finished factoring and prerequisites, now in models and applications, which is basically graphs, slopes, point intercepts and whatnot.

Very *nearly* finished — SO EXCITED!!

On Ch. 15: Environmental Health

I've been wanting to learn this language since spring. It's the main scripting language for Unity engine, and anticipating to learn much more!

Assigned this book again for a data structures class.

Book has already eased me back into the back-to-school mood and lowered my stress levels; telling myself "don't overload the system" calms and brings me back to focus, after all, forward is forward.

Really excited for this one, supposedly it's well-to-do as a first level, introduction, programming language, which is neat, given I've already done C+ and still have more to learn...