Friday, 8th November 2024
My husband has lent me books
My husband is a reader of many books.
But it's unusual for him to lend me a book.
It might be the first time.
There are four books.
They are all books that show how to think about things.
I feel a message from my husband.
I started reading one of the books on my way to and from work.
I felt the contents were difficult.
But since it is a book that my husband values and relies on, I will treat it with care and read it until I understand it.
This difficulty seems to be similar to studying mathematics.
You build up one by one and come to a conclusion.
The correctness of the argument will eventually be proved.
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This morning, I decided to build an environment on macOS and installed Homebrew and Xcode on the Intel one.
I decided to use an editor called CotEditor for the time being.
The reason is that I only write simple C code.
I had written code to use the scanf function on the Playground to input keyboard data, but it didn't work.
I have to go back and forth in this way.
The other day, when I told someone else about my way of doing things, they asked me if I had learnt it from someone else.
I replied that I do it on my own.
I was told that if I learn from books, the content may be out of date and that it is better to learn by writing code and running it than by learning the theory, so I should learn Python from a free website for Japanese people.
So I created an account on that website for the time being.
But all I got were advertisement e-mails.
It seems to be a learning website directly connected to a tech job site.
I don't really want to learn Python at this stage.
It's a hobby and I want to do it the way I want to do it, and if one day I fall behind, I want to try another approach.
If I can get up early on Monday morning, I'm planning to learn a bit about makefiles and compilers.
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