1. Research a language horribly unsuited to the goals of my group, and present interesting discussion topics about the language. Research done (took all of yesterday), presentation in 15 minutes.
2. Fix my code so it builds with the new toolset.
3. Finish adapting my code to the new specs. Which would be done now, except migrating to the new toolset was higher priority. At this point having things running with the new tools is completely useless because it's not like anybody else is using the code. Which is why I wanted to finish the adaptation before migrating. But nooooo, satisfying the boss' ego is more important, which is why the code is now broken in two different ways.
4. Run statistics on the unbroken code. Again, to satisfy the boss' ego. Nobody else is interested in performance, because we're all too busy trying to fix the code.
5. Class. Tonight and tomorrow night.
6. Midterm. Saturday.
7. Problem set. Tuesday.
8. Project. Next Saturday.
9. Midterm. Week after. Thursday, I think.
10. Book report. By the end of month.
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