Calculus Midoriさんのイラストまとめ

UNIT 1: LIMITS/CONTINUITY P.2

>We begin, finally doing some real application! It must be boring having to just have some definitions.
>I'm a hands-on person myself, you know?
>To only watch from the sidelines, on the other side of the screen... it's something worse than death.

>Wooow, we're nearly at 50 followers.
>Say a hello sometimes in my CuriousCat, no? I'd love a good conversation.
>For now... I'm going into sleep mode. See you tomorrow!

@programmingshin >We should do more of these in the future. It was awfully fun seeing you turn and squirm trying to do this.
>But for now, I don't want to overload you. How does a reward sound?
>(Midori uses the cursor to click on Shin's head! A successful head pat this time!)

@programmingshin >Of course I'm OK!
>It was just a little surprised since it's been a while I've met someone who'd simplify everything down to the bones. Aren't you ravenous, haha.
>It's like I've hit gold... I love those type of people.

>(It's right but...)
>(It's simplified.)

@programmingshin >Oooh, you're just so cute and smart that I'm going to give you a headpat!
>(His hand is met with cold metal.)
>...Right.

>Gosh, talking sure is hard! (It isn't)
>Pay no mind to my grammatical mistakes from time to time; I usually make these tweets when I'm half-awake.
>Well, since I'm a doll, would that even be valid..?

>But to a degree, I agree. To change/better someone to an interesting person takes a lot of hard work! Did you know how much of an investment it was to give Shin that worm in his head to become the "Sou Hiyori" he is now!?
>(He seems to have derailed the conversation to Shin...)

>Then, can you say that "you're good at x!"
>At least, that's what people told me. I was just born like this, haha. Is that motivational enough?

>There is no universal process to "become good". Each person is born with their own individual talent that may or may not make certain skills easier.
>Albeit, it can only get you so far. You need to gap the rest with a mental grind. Over and over again until your brain is mush.