QMC in Slater determinants Spaces: A Game of Life, Death and Annihilation as expected.
such an occasion could not pass unnoticed under the eyes of Google employees. But the logo was soon replaced by that of Valentine's Day ... Anyway, we had noticed it there before.
The lessons are not the best stochastic ("now there superfluids" "no, it was this morning at eleven"). For one - perhaps the first - when I remember the weekly, and the course is moved. In addition it seems that we will decide at the end of each lesson when to take the next ... Excellent ...
I do not complain of the condition of the house. It looks like much less of a warehouse now, and it is more the style of a camp. An improvement in the net, say, even if sooner or later we will have to devote a little more 'attention.
The routine is well established, and already I am exhausted. Also started some time back the sunny days, making it even uglier in the idea of \u200b\u200bclosing office to work. I think I will start to take long pauses to exit. The place is more than adequate and perhaps allow me to add some photos, since the blog languish for some time. The routine has definitely entered the swimming, but I also equipped for the rest.
Meanwhile, the work builds up on all sides, just as my commitment wavers. But for some strange alignment of the stars, perhaps due to a very particular configuration of planets called "Deadline for applications for funding to the Ministry", next week we have almost no lesson. Will I be able to exploit the opportunity or waste it, as always, reducing them at the last minute? A question
worthy of the end of an episode of the X-Files. Or a post, anyway.
