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When I was young, I was always fascinated with electronics that had shiny screens, including DVD players, market-hacked PSPs, and of course, computers. I remember being 6 or 7, sitting on my parent's or tito's lap in front of a PC table, holding a diskette as provincial DSL internet loads Flickr images line-by-line to a CRT monitor. I eventually learned to follow video tutorials to play more games or manipulate them, then it transferred to a lot of other things like copying embeds for blogs or removing viruses caused by the tutorial.

I'm fortunate enough to get in a school that taught Microsoft Office and dabbled on basic programming concepts with C++, then vanilla frontend, OOP, and Arduinos. It gave me some solid ground while completing a CS degree for college, and even now when there is still a lot to be learned and new things emerge every day.

Today, I do AI and Web Development, still chasing the feeling of a child in the late 2000s probinsya getting to hold a piece of new tech.

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