Checklist for weekly shop

PROTEIN

• beef
• chicken
• tuna
• turkey
• a couple of milks
• eggs
• peanut butter
• chiccharones

CARBS

• sweet potatoes or potatoes
• bread
• bananas
• white pasta
• pasta sauce
• beans (veg., kidney, etc)

FATS

• butter

• poisson distribution
• method of characteristics
• solving y''+p(x)y'+q(x)y=r(x)
• solving xu_x - yu_y = 2u

• asterisk and space
  • two spaces, an asterisk and a space
  • two spaces, an asterisk and a space
    • 4 spaces, an asterisk and a space.
    • just indent lines with two spaces, basically.
• double underscores on either side for bold
• single underscore on either side for italic
• put link in square brackets after this s...
• use parenthesis to do this.
• URL addresses work by themselves too, such as..
• http://www.google.com
• ✔ asterisk and a forward slash gives me a checkmark
• asterisk and a dash gives me strikethrough

• Calc 1
• Calc 2
  • Partial Fractions
  • Integrals Involving Roots
  • Integrals Involving Quadratics (~4 days, end: oct18)
  • Integration Strategy (~5 mins, end: oct18)
  • Improper Integrals (just do practice probs.)
  • Comparison Test for Improper Integrals
  • Approximating Definite Integrals
  • Applications of Integrals
    • Arc Length
    • Surface Area
    • Center of Mass
    • Hydrostatic Pressure and Force
    • Probability
  • Parametric Equations and Polar Coordinate...

Here is a list of stuff I WILL achieve!

• finish calculus 2. I'm finished when I can answer 50 random calc2-level questions with a 'high score'. Achieve this within a month. [added to schedule]
• finish calculus 3. I'm finished when I can answer 50 random calc3-level questions with a 'high score'. Achieve this within 2 months. [added to schedule]
• Bench 240 lb. First, aim to do this in 3 months but, in one month, use progress to make another, more sensible, deadline date. Only do this once. [added to schedule]

Edit the bench goal to end in June.

• Write a neural network that does anything, so long as it works. Achieve this within 2 months.
• Cover differential equations course. I'm finished when I can answer 50 random DE-level questions with a 'high score'. [added to schedule]

• Move to Switzerland
• Be an MIT student
• Basejump on cocaine
• Find Adderall!
• Meet people who aren't dicks
• Speak German fluently
• sleep well
• Have a reason to live
• Have a good study place
• Have a reason to use the math I know
• Work out like I was without getting burned out
• Have a job that isn't dead-end for a change
• To be rich enough to travel around where and when I feel like

I'd like to meet someone about my age who has similar interests and wants to geek out into the early hours of the morning, just studying or programming or working something out. I'm 31. Everyone is dead....

• Make an electrolysis tank
• Restore that push mower
• oil my front wheel
• cut the lawn
• find headphones, use them
• put trig. substitutions into my brown book
• add trig tables to my brown book
• keep hat in bag, since it's winter
• get some fingerless gloves, or find my old ones.
• ask that girl at work for antibiotics.
• build linux from scratch

• First thing: schedule time to schedule time! This should be at a time when you know you will be free from anything else. It's the day when you schedule your projects up until the next schedule day. This is a crucial first step.
• Each project needs a book of its own. This is where you write your work. This is hard proof of where you left off and what you have covered. When it's complete, it serves as a testament to what you achieved. If you don't have a record, you won't remember where you left off and you'll go over the same shit more than once.
• Once you learn a thing, add it to a 'rotating list of exams': This works like flash cards. I call them flash exams. Each day, you do a flash exam. If you do badly at it, you have to repeat it again soon. If you do well, you don't have to do it until much later. This serves to keep ...