I use a MacBook Air M1 from 2020, still works like a beast except I can't run the fastest deepseek model. My Keychron K4 mechanical keyboard with brown switches makes me feel like a professional typist, and my MX Master 2S mouse so that I can scroll 5000 pages in one second. Oh, and I have a Rode NT USB Mini mic because my voice deserves to be heard in HD.

I love hiking, reading, and coding. Sometimes I go for a swim too.

My cousin, who was the cool guy with a laptop studying Computer Science, inspired me. I spent my teenage summers glued to his laptop, dreaming of the day I'd have my own. Spoiler: I got two laptops now.

I've always wanted to be a Software Engineer, even before I knew about the perks. Watching people type furiously in movies fascinated me. Computers fascinated me, and I knew this was my calling, and I'm passionate about it—paycheck or not.

I don't. Being a Software Engineer is like being a chef—you use the best ingredients for the dish. Each language or tool has its purpose, you learn to use them when you need to.

Self-learning, hands down. In this field, if you're not learning, you're falling behind. It's like a never-ending game of catch-up, but that's what keeps it exciting!