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Cool background dude

Neovim saved me from a total burnout. Generally just moving from IDE, VSCode to terminal-only apps just made me feel joy and have a fun like kid again And seeing overtime how you change things and become more efficient and mindful about your whole environment is soooo satisfying. Gives great burst of dopamine

as someone who has all the time in the world right now but is struggling to start the first draft of their book, this was inspiring. I'll sit down and write 2000 words today.

"i woke up insanely early! okay, not so insanely early." *proceeds to mention insanely early wake-up time 😃

Great video! Hurry up by slowing down! Many time I have not taken the time to break from a project, end up burning out or making errors that if I had not stopped, cleared my head, maybe even rewarded myself, when I returned to the project with refreshed eyes, I could see the challenges. Thanks for sharing!

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Happy Birthday!!!!🎉

Happy Birthday!!!!🎉

Happy Birthday!!!!🎉 don’t forget to celebrate during writing the paper!! ❤

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Awesome video! Great ideas I will remember I need a notebook...if I can remember 😆 Seriously, great ideas! Creative people get inspiration at the oddest times and we never remember! Thanks for sharing and your positive attitude!

Really cool ideas, I'll give this a go!

I would never use the word stupid! If I am unknowing about a subject, I would not consider it being stupid. The quest for knowledge is a quest. The process will be filled with trials, mistakes and successes. What I think the challenge is that we have to keep our understanding of the speed in which not knowing turns into understanding and in the process we need to have a level of humility in the process. We are all wired differently. I may learn something quicker than another and vise versa. When we compare ourselves to others, maybe more gifted in speedy learning, we set up ourselves to downgrade our own experiences in learning. I think that makes sense...or maybe I am just stupid 😉

Grew up around certain corporate workers saying too loud long hours are not acceptable 😅

Been taking notes the whole time ;) -Bence

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Thankyou for this video! It’s scary how well this relates to my current feelings and situation.

I’m always told to post on my website, but idk if anyone will ever see what I post

Thank you bro

This was a very informative video, even though I’m still in high school. Can you do a video on how to do a research paper?

Hey! I could relate a lot of this with my entrepreneurship journey as well. I wish you the best for your PhD!! We are all gonna make it!!

“An engineer’s fear of creating documentation is only stifled by their fear of missing documentation.” - Unknown author

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Well this would've been helpful 2 weeks ago🥲 Anyway Keep it up Greg💪

Great video! I'm looking to get into vintage lenses and there was a lot of useful information here!

I have the Helios 44-2 and used to love it, but now I don't know what to think. I always knew it was a cheap "copy" of the Zeiss Biotar, but I just assumed someone in Russia had a close look at it and decided to design a new cheaper version to make photography more accessible to people. I had no idea that they literally stole the machines and blueprints. Urgh! How awful!

Digging this format! And the intro edit was top

I feel you got lucky with your company. Some peers need very strong reasonings to pardon setbacks of any kind

love the photos <3

the return of the great walkie talkie ❤

I liked your video ! 🙃

jajj de tunderek vagytok💜🛐🛐

i recently got my first camera, a fuji. i exclusively take jpegs only (raw is not turned on), for the same fundamental reasons why shooting analog film is more enjoyable. i treat the process as if i were shooting film. i do not check the photos, i think BEFORE taking the photo, and i put thought into each shot. i have a set of 7 film simulations that i got from fujixweekly that i choose between for each given shot. the most i do in post is change the highlight, shadow, or exposure values, most of the time i dont need to tho, because i try to get it right before taking the photo. i highly suggest that u turn off raw as well, and try to approach it like film, or at least just dont take 50 photos of pretty much the same thing.

I use the bullet journal system too. It really helps me get things done and record important things.

Highly relatable story. We have a lot in common for sure! One of my motivation to complete my PhD was to be able to afford my first proper camera. It happened to be a Canon 90D. Since that initial purchase in July 2021, my journey has taken me through the Canon 5D Mark III and IV, the Fujifilm X-T4 and X100V, and most lately, the X-T5, the X100VI, and the Canon R6. It's been almost 3 years, and I'm still in love with photography despite all the AI stuff that I'm doing on a daily basis. I just wish that I could do more portraits. Wishing you the best of luck on your journey!

You say "like" way too much. Just an observation

Your story is so me.. just you a little more handsome bro

You said the magic word. "Toneh". Subscribed because of that!

Great story, great video, loved it !

Love seeing your passion through your story telling. Keep it coming!!

It was not clear for me. Can you please, tell me what's your camera model, settings and lens for recording this video? It looks really nice and I'd like my videos to look that good. I am also reconnecting with still photography, and would experiment with video after 30+ years :-)

good stuff man!

loved this adventure. loved the vid. love you ❤

take your gf to the eye museum in amsterdam so she can do the cute tiktok trend of making a lil flipbook animation together

Well well Greg :D Never thought I'd see you up here But it's a pleasant surprise. Mindenképp szólj, ha itthon jársz. Rég találkoztunk 😉

"thanks scooter" - most hilarious bit in the world. 10/10 (no seriously great video <3)

Hooray! There's content again! :D