Joanna @egguanodon - Tumblr Blog

this messed up vintage cat sewing pattern has tormented me since i saw it & like some other folks have done in that post - i tried my hand at tweaking the pattern to resemble the illustration (and my personal tastes) a little more. i've ended up with this, which i have only tested at a small scale and not this final version exactly (where i have done such things as further widening the cheeks and finalizing the leg shapes.) i bestow it upon you nice folks now 👐

go forth and make weird little beanbag kittens! pls show me if you do!

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caleod

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watermelonmountaindew

i need to know every language immediately

katadesmoi

POV you are costis ormentiedes and you just have to stand there while your employers do this in public.

galina

A thousand pages of notes, thoughts, phone numbers, ideas, shopping lists, dates, dreams

ar-ithmancy

hi there hello

do you have any advice for someone who's going into computer science with no prior knowledge or experience in the field? i was going to be a biology or chem major but that didn't work out so now i'm in cs. is it necessary to know about coding and have skills already before classes start? and what can i do now?

no pressure to reply. love your blog, have a nice day.

talk to upperclassmen in your program and make friends in your major. depending on your program, classes could be more engineering-heavy or math-heavy (or both). i think it's most important to not get intimidated if you lack experience and stay interested, patient, and willing to learn/ask questions. if you can, look at languages your intro classes are taught in and try learning the syntax. there are a lot of online resources nowadays (videos, tutorials, etc). once you pick up some basic syntax, you can try beginner-friendly practice websites like codingbat or codesignal's arcade section to improve your grasp of a language and try doing some small projects you like as well. best of luck!!