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Thanks for taking the time to read my blog! I got started with computers when I was building my first pc. I got addicted researching all the different components and min maxing my build to fit my needs. Once I completed the build, I knew I wanted to squeeze out additional performance and that was when I started to tinker with overclocking. At that point I was hooked and knew I would want to work with computers and decided to further my education with this program. Currently taking on this program full time and looking for opportunities this Fall\/Winter. Living in SF Bay Area, I am fascinated with self-driving technology. Driving has always been very stressful for me, especially driving in the city and I see companies like Waymo and Tesla piloting their self-driving cars reassures me that sooner or later I would not have to drive anymore. This kind of ties in with new technologies, self-driving wouldn\u2019t be nearly as good without its AI counterpart. There are endless applications with AI that need still need to be developed and I can\u2019t wait to see where this technology takes us.<\/p>\n
My journey with OSU was definitely a rollercoaster of emotions. There were a few classes that questioned me whether or not I would be a good engineer or if I was cut out to do this as a career. I still have those thoughts but at this point, I\u2019m committed to finish and see what is in store for me. My hobbies consist of gaming, although not as much lately, I still am very much part of the community & currently in the process of building a new PC.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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