Introduction Novel tl;dr - Hello! Great to be here!

Zentricore said:

Hello! I'm J from the US and I happened to stumble upon BHW in my search of something more haha I'm a musician/home recording "engineer" which is strictly how I continue to stay sane but I'm 10 years deep in the MSP IT space and I won't lie, I have grown to hate end-user technician roles. I've been able to consistently move up but it's just not for me, leading me to spend the past year and a half relentlessly exploring/learning everything from precious metal recovery, a Youtube channel where I take apart dead electronics, office building maintenance and repairs as a side gig, mobile app development, building/repairing electronics, software development, automation workflows, Atlassian development, and just about every other thing I can get my hands on in the hopes of building something useful, important and innovative. I won't lie in that I don't have a traditional coding background but I've been able to utilize AI to learn coding the only way I know how to learn, with hands on experience and failure. It's been a great journey honestly, to the point where I feel like I'm capable of so much more than when I first began a little over a year ago. There isn't a challenge or project I'm not willing to tackle and I have no problem admitting I am completely lost or don't know something. But I pride myself in feeling like I'm capable of finding an answer to any problem I can't solve, even if it drives me crazy. I know this is a novel but I'm not great at introductions so I hope this suffices! Cheers, all. I look forward to learning, growing, potential opportunities and friendships!

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Nikolaos said:

We are also glad for you being here! You're a natural multi tasker right? I've never seen a person with so many talents!

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Zentricore said:

Hello! I'm J from the US and I happened to stumble upon BHW in my search of something more haha I'm a musician/home recording "engineer" which is strictly how I continue to stay sane but I'm 10 years deep in the MSP IT space and I won't lie, I have grown to hate end-user technician roles. I've been able to consistently move up but it's just not for me, leading me to spend the past year and a half relentlessly exploring/learning everything from precious metal recovery, a Youtube channel where I take apart dead electronics, office building maintenance and repairs as a side gig, mobile app development, building/repairing electronics, software development, automation workflows, Atlassian development, and just about every other thing I can get my hands on in the hopes of building something useful, important and innovative. I won't lie in that I don't have a traditional coding background but I've been able to utilize AI to learn coding the only way I know how to learn, with hands on experience and failure. It's been a great journey honestly, to the point where I feel like I'm capable of so much more than when I first began a little over a year ago. There isn't a challenge or project I'm not willing to tackle and I have no problem admitting I am completely lost or don't know something. But I pride myself in feeling like I'm capable of finding an answer to any problem I can't solve, even if it drives me crazy. I know this is a novel but I'm not great at introductions so I hope this suffices! Cheers, all. I look forward to learning, growing, potential opportunities and friendships!

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