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Morni, you don't seem to have any experience with programming at all.

And what faction is it similar to?

Well... it could also bring money in the future if I become a programmer. But drinking only leads to cirrhosis of the liver, etc.

Two extremes are directly opposed. There is a middle ground.

Wulfgar knows the salt!

Lounging on the couch in the summer? Lol, that's terrible; you can lounge in the winter too.

Some people have school for 11 months of the year, and it's not the kind of school where you just sit around and daydream during lectures. There are exams, two intense practice sessions with sleepless nights, and all you want afterward is to sleep. Of course, that doesn't negate any of life's pleasures; I spent the whole summer drinking (and even got high with friends three times) and riding my bike. But psychologically, one month really isn't enough.
You should spend the real summer doing something exciting and memorable.

spent the whole summer drinking (even got high with friends three times), went for bike rides.

Good job! Nice guy!

And in your signature, a photo report about your summer, Liz? )

Some people have 11 months of the year dedicated to studying, and it's not the kind of studying that makes you excited during lectures. There are exam sessions, two periods of sleepless nights during practical training, and all you want after that is to sleep.

I thought this was standard for everyone...
My exams and practical training just ended recently. I have studies all year round; I'm at the institute from 8 am to 7 pm, including practical classes, lectures where sleeping is strictly prohibited, lab work, two periods of practical training, exam sessions, and every other night is sleepless. I sleep a maximum of three hours at night, and I also work. I don't need anyone to explain what sleepless nights are like; I constantly want to sleep. If I have a few free minutes, I sleep. I sleep everywhere and whenever, in any position. I sleep in bed, on the floor, in the hallway, in the scientific office, on a bench in the park, in a cafe, in the university cafeteria, in someone else's university cafeteria, I sleep in the cinema, at a friend's house, at the theater, I sleep at work, at my parents' workplace, I sleep with a pillow, I sleep without a pillow, I sleep on my stomach, on my back, I sleep dressed, I sleep undressed, I sleep in a jacket, in a hat, in pajamas, I sleep sober, I sleep drunk, I sleep in a plate, I sleep on the keyboard, on the table, under the table... But it's still not enough

If I have a few free minutes, I sleep. I sleep everywhere and whenever, in any position. I sleep in bed, I sleep on the floor, I sleep in the hallway, in the scientific department, on a bench in the park, in a cafe, in the university cafeteria, in someone else's university cafeteria, I sleep in the cinema, at a friend's house, at the theater, I sleep at work, at my parents' workplace, I sleep with a pillow, I sleep without a pillow, I sleep on my stomach, on my back, I sleep dressed, I sleep undressed, I sleep in a jacket, in a hat, in pajamas, I sleep sober, I sleep drunk, I sleep in a plate, I sleep on the keyboard, on the table, under the table... But there's very little time for it.

This is the right attitude for a student.

It's better to want to sleep and be able to sleep anywhere than to want to sleep and not be able to fall asleep until five in the morning because of insomnia.

Insomnia comes with the exam session.

Well, there, it's probably a different kind of insomnia – when you can't sleep because of a bunch of random stuff that you need to cram into your head for a few days and then regurgitate on an exam.

I took a smoke break.

So, what do you think?