Had the call with the Google SWE, read another 50 pages of the system design book, and went back to the gym for the first time since finals.
The average human lifespan is absurdly, terrifyingly, insultingly short. Assuming you live to be eighty, you have just over four thousand weeks.
Chronicling how I spend each day of my 4,000 weeks.
Read another 50 pages of the system design book, making it to page 150 and about halfway through. Got a haircut later, then went to a concert.
Started networking and scheduled a call with a Google SWE.
Set up LinkedIn. Had a quiet, low-output day otherwise and mostly rested, but kept the log honest.
Made it through chapter 6, up through page 110.
Wrapped up packing, returned my keys and borrowed move-out supplies, checked out by noon, and made it back home after a long travel day.
Spent most of the day cleaning and packing up my room for move-out, and worked through some internship details.
Took my Mathematical Methods final at 8 AM, studied for my Philosophical Perspectives final at 3:30, then came back to my room and did some LeetCode, reviewed the first chapter, and started clearing out my room for move-out weekend.