Zoe Aubert

It’s 207 miles to Weston-super-Mare, I’ve got full bottles of water, half a box of rice cakes, it’s sunrise, and I’m wearing sunglasses.

This month has been the peak of my training block and it’s been all encompassing.

We’re so back.

This month has been odd.

After a long time of collecting Age of Sigmar models, I got asked to go with a friend to a Warhammer tournament.

This month was a story in two parts.

This year has been utterly life-changing.

After the holidays and my somewhat extended break before that, this month was about resetting my habits and rebuilding to where I was.

This month was focused on recovery and spending the holidays resting both physically and mentally.

This was not a good month.

This month was the big one, the one all my running and training had ultimately been for, and it went well.

A relatively chill month.

Fitness I ran 35.5 km (22.0 miles) I cycled 459.7 km (285.7 miles) I spent 24 hours, 36 minutes being active Running Breaking 29 min This month on the 2nd, I managed to improve my PB further down to 28:47.

Fitness Cycling really took hold of me this month, and I loved every minute of it.

Fitness Cycling has been much more fun than I expected (more on this later), so my running suffered a bit.

This has been a relatively quiet month (thankfully), I’ve mainly been focused on steady progress with my health, fitness, and just vibing through the hay fever.

This has been a wild month.

We live in a geography.

Files are difficult to work with.

This year has been weird and difficult.

This year has been a year of inward reflection and discovery.

Last year, I set myself the goal of playing at least one 1k-point game of 40k.

This year is the first time I’ve participated in Advent of Code, and it’s caused me some problems and highlighted some issues I need to address.

Advent of Code is a yearly programming challenge.

Advent of Code is a yearly programming challenge.

Advent of Code is a yearly programming challenge.

Advent of Code is a yearly programming challenge.

Advent of Code is a yearly programming challenge.

Advent of Code is a yearly programming challenge.

Advent of Code is a yearly programming challenge.

Advent of Code is a yearly programming challenge.

Advent of Code is a yearly programming challenge.

Advent of Code is a yearly programming challenge.

Yesterday, I attended a hackathon with the theme “Silly Interfaces”.

Early last year, I decided to give Rust a go, and as many people can attest, I won’t shut up about it.

I attended my first hackathon hosted by Hack Pompey, and it went well. tldr: We made a Vampire Survivors style game based around Blahai the Blahbarian You can play it here.

Packing for my recent house move was a stressful process.

2022 has been a year of significant change for me.

Twitter had never really captured my interest.

After having messed around with Micro.blog for a while, I decided I wanted to have a go at building my own them.

Transferring playlists on Spotify can be a rather tedious process, there are many different approaches talked about online but I think I may have found the easiest way yet.

Nested loops - love them or hate them - are often a necessary evil within many programming problems; whether it’s to traverse n-dimensional matrices or iterating over the children of objects, they provide the cleanest solutions.

A while ago at work, we decided that our current diffing algorithm was not meeting our requirements.

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