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03.07.2026~
Academic update: I finally received an interview for a FAANG+ company at a point in my academic career where I feel that I could possibly pass, so it's time to get on with the coding prep again. I'm gonna start from the top of the Neetcode 150 list and document every single problem I do in a spreadsheet Life update: I went out to dinner with my boyfriend then discovered I was sick when I got home, so I've done nothing but sleep and drink lots of fluids to recover
Fall 25 | 15th of September
Currently enjoying the smell of vanilla while reading (from my textbook) about greenhouse gases and simulating predictive carbon dioxide levels.
where do you see yourself in 5 years
In street bagging for money...
Getting Back into Coding - Returning Home
Hello! I have been missing in action for about 2 years. To be frank, I am a bit rusty with coding. After my tech internship, life hit me with some lemons and I ended up in an entirely different career path and had to pause with my college degree. That aside, I am ready to get back on track.
So far, during the past month or so, I have been dabbling with coding just for fun and I was exploring Swift - the coding language for Apple products. I immediately fell in love with it. It’s so easy and very beautiful to work with. I’m glad that Apple has a ton of learning resources, from Swift Playgrounds where you can experiment with code (very beginner friendly) to well written documentations. With my love for Apple products — I am also very deep in the Apple ecosystem and my newfound obsession with Swift, I thought maybe I should give coding a try again. So here, I am.
I am trying to take baby steps and ease myself back into it. Perfection does not matter, as long as I am consistent with creating.
Which is the superior highest level object oriented programming language
Javascript
Python
No other options because these two are different sides of the same coin
Hey I'm alive! Just been working and doing school. As a computer science major you wonder when I get to sleep... Good question! I don't sleep haha but felt cute so took some photos sooo
7pm indoor glow 🌝.
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