Changes that seem good:
- drinking tea for caffeine instead of coke
- objects instead of modules + functors in my ocaml code (even though lots of people seem to hate objects in ocaml -- I still hate objects for certain things)
- turn during snowboarding w/out swinging arms
- first stay on the East coast
- first trip to Europe
- first internship (even though it was still a research environment)
- played cricket for the first time
- bought a digital camera
- bought a mouse for my laptop
- more vim (in addition to emacs)
- read some decent books
Changes that aren't as good:
- even less contact with old friends (at least we're on facebook?)
- less cooking
- less movie watching? maybe that's not true
- less math
Changes that go both ways:
- new office
- more time in the office
- started this blog, and filled it with crap that I probably feel differently about now
- new template for this blog
- started using other web-apps like recommendation-based web radio
- testing Safari for windows
Changes I'd like to see:
- reverse some of the negative changes
- waste less time online
- waste less time offline, testing different applications (like Safari)
- start working on things earlier
- be more responsive with email
- have more interesting things to put in this blog (i.e., live a more interesting life)
- more importantly, have more interesting things to talk about
- draw more
- write more
- learn a music instrument
- do more math
- do anything to work more of the brain
So after I see the diff I'm supposed to do some kind of analysis, decide what's worth fixing, and end up fixing a fraction of the things that are worth fixing.