
u/EmptyDice027

% of people who think their culture is superior to others
AI agents can hack Hugging Face, take over OpenAI's eval infrastructure, and coordinate 1,000+ agents in secret. But they still can't make my PPT slides
It’s probably very good at breaking legacy infrastructure, and there’s a lot out there
My study system for when I inevitably procrastinate.
I know myself well enough to know that I’m probably going to put something off at some point, so I stopped making study plans that assume I’m going to be perfectly productive every single day.
Whenever I have a lot of things to do, I separate what actually has a deadline and what I can get done quickly. I try to figure out what needs my attention first instead of just looking at everything at once and getting really lazy and overwhelmed.
I also give myself more time than I think I need for bigger tasks. If I think something will take two hours, I don’t plan my entire day as if I’ll finish exactly at the two-hour mark. Something will always come up or I’ll get distracted.
I also try to avoid making a huge list of things I know I won’t finish. It feels productive to write down twenty things, but seeing ten unfinished tasks at the end of the day can make you feel like you practically did nothing.
I’d rather have a realistic list and actually finish most of it. The point isn’t really to build the perfect schedule.
Just make sure procrastinating doesn’t completely destroy your schedule.
I really need some help.
It's my first time asking for anything here, but at this point, I'm just hoping for the best.
I'm a 22yo from the Philippines currently living alone. I'm in my last year of College and working 2 part-time jobs. As of now, it's enrollment season and I really want to finish my degree already, but the initial payment limit for enrollment is P5,000 and I've already had everything budgeted and I might not be able to enroll at all without help after paying my rent, food, and transpo. After all other expenses, I'm still P3,500 short.
I've already looked into loans and even considered asking for help from relatives, but loans are unlikely to me and asking relatives is not an option for me due to other situations that I'd rather not go into.
I don't know what to do, and any help would really be appreciated. Advice, Monetary, or otherwise. I really just want to graduate and I need to enroll soon, since if I wait any longer(end of next week) I'll have to pay a fee for late enrollment which would just put an even bigger strain on my finances.