Goals for 2022?

You forgot to add the obligatory goals music theme:

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Update: All sex rituals are cancelled because of covid.

Quote from 0kelvin

8 hours ago, 0kelvin said: http://differentialandintegralcalculus.wikidot.com/

This is my most immediate goal for now. It doesn't have any relationship with level design but I hope this can at least be a resource for future works. The goal for now is to cover limits, differentiation and integrals of functions of one variable.

If you're gonna pick up a Calculus book, I'd recommend Spivak's Calculus. I liked it better than Stweart's Calculus. It feels much more meaningful and more focused on understanding different techniques of proof. I can also recommend Serge Lang's books, which introduce the theory in a very concise and clear fashion. This is just my experience. I've found that, as a rule of thumb, old textbooks tend to be better at explaining concepts. For all fields, not only maths.

My primary goal for 2022 is to complete and publish this small game that I'm working on. I've started a lot of projects like this in the past, but I feel now I am progressing fast enough that I'll be able to push through with it. I also need to fix my f-ed up sleeping schedule.

My goals are for 2022:

-Ship my Half Life Alyx mod, Levitation

-Depending on how launch goes and what lessons are learned, document/write/blog/vlog about the creation process, including lessons learned and next steps

-225 on the incline bench press

-Learn Blender and substance at a remedial-to-intermediate level

-Maximize opportunities to grow Mapcore, if possible, and keep the community we currently have positive

-Avoid COVID, if possible. avoid unforced errors

-Appreciate, but stay motivated to improve

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1 hour ago, FMPONE said: -Depending on how launch goes and what lessons are learned, document/write/blog/vlog about the creation process, including lessons learned and next steps

Come on baby show me that sweet sweet developer commentary

Hey @0kelvin, if you need help or discuss a few things about calculus or statistics, I'd be happy to help

Happy New Years guys ! My goals :

- work on my photography business which means working on my e-shop page, updating my websites, working on the SEO to grab more clients, ... - dev. & release old sleeping pictures - dev. some photography projects to train my eyes - let my smartphone more alone, I don't need you everywhere I go little damned boy And about mapping ? Well, it's my main job and it's not what I want to do anymore at home. I doubt one day it will come back, I have to be honest with myself.

Want to deadlift 2x my body weight (365). Going to need to add 60 pounds, but over the course of a year it seems somewhat doable.