/lit/ - Literature

I'm busy writing my first scientific paper

I just conceived the idea of playing OSRS for money while reading.

Given the fact that you need to wait some time until your inventory is full, I could use this time to leisure me into a topic that could give me a better option for work in the future. Once I got a full inventory, I head to the bank to deposit, which too renders a time-window that could be used for this leisure, as well as coming back to the money-making spot. Everything in this game renders a time-window to do some other thing, given you don't need to move around. Eventually, I would sell the gold obtained for real money. I woke up and read until I go to bed, so I guess it would render some good money after all.

My question is: are these time-windows short enough to break concentration/flow state and invalidate the whole leisure?

Have you done something like this before? I'm currently reading Wealth of Nations, though.

>be me
>be english teacher
>make assignment to describe an apple
>do a word analysis in python
i have skipped some of the boring words like "the" and words which are obviously inferred like "color"

apple: 26
red: 25 (everyone used this word)
fruit: 23
green: 17
tree: 12
round: 11
yellow: 9
juicy: 5
stem: 3
pink: 3
seed: 3
pear: 2
orange: 1

Could /lit/ do any better?

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>Also I'm having trouble writing about why I want to work for certain companies when I really just want a job.

The purpose of a cover letter is not to demonstrate your desire, but rather to demonstrate your value. Why are the better off with you than without you?

Personally, I would throw some guesstimated number out of how many lines of code I've written in my life. The goal is to impress the HR gatekeeper just enough so they forward your application to the actually department to which you are applying.

Atheism is super liberating until you're on your death bed

Sup /lit/. I am double majoring in philosophy and econ. Did I fuck up by not going into STEM