Journal of a Bookworm 📖

[Ryuuko]

Similar, sure, but it does depend on the Light Novel. Some are actually fairly lengthy.

[Ryuuko]

About 200 pages on average, I'd say

[Jas]

Alright so almost a half step above a short story.

[Ryuuko]

Some are 400 pages long though, however, that's not typical.

[Jas]

400 pages approaches novel status.

[Ryuuko]

Indeed it does.

I just finished reading Tearmoon, so time for the next LN>

[Ryuuko]

Okay, so I decided to start reading A Wild Last Boss Appeared!

Which so far has proved intriguing. Though I just started it so it may turn out to be a flop still.

[Tanya]

I updated my title

[PharaohAtem]

Bookworms

[Tanya]

I should probably write a real intro for my ALJ

Edit, I updated it.

So it's a little better.

[Teeny]

Great intro ^.^
I think my journal is about to end, I'll have to think of an intro again soon too.

[Smileymaniak]

Hey Myne! :3
Finally found your ALJ!

Nice intro, what software you use at your job? I've only played around with Power BI and such but it was kinda fun ^_^
Guess doing it every day would take that away a bit though?

[Tanya]

I'm working with Microsoft SQL and VBA mainly. I haven't ever worked with Power BI. Though I'd like to try it out.

[Jas]

Ah I thought I'd hate vba but it's not as bad as I expected. Not too fond of SQL on the whole, but it's sort of a necessary evil. Still, when I need to talk to a database I prefer sqlalchemy in python wherever possible to abstract it away

[Tanya]

VBA is not the same as it was.

I've heard many state it isn't useful to know. But VBA is a valuable programming language to know. It's pretty much available to be used on every PC. So getting it or being able to use it somewhere is easy. You don't need anything new except what most computers already have.

I use SQL all the time. In fact I prefer to use SQL where SQL will do the job instead of programming. A combination of the two is obviously the best. If go with efficiency in a lot of cases SQL is faster and more accurate. But there are things only programming languages can do or does better, mostly not though when it comes to utilizing data.