π So, Itβs a wrap. Time really flies.
I still remember our first class gathering, trying to figure out what these almost-bi-weekly courses would actually ask of us.
Looking back, I did what I set out to do. I practiced the most uncomfortable thing for a backend broadcast engineer. Although I already started video podcasting with my friend.
If anyone asks what I actually took away, it wasnβt a framework or a certificate.
It was those months of thesis writing, when I finally understood what it means to step back and look at a problem from few levels up. Before, my instinct was always βhow.β Now I start with βwhy.β
An engineering background gave me a deep loyalty to doing things right. These two years were a slow, occasionally uncomfortable, but genuinely worthwhile shift β learning to ask if Iβm doing the right thing.
Grateful to everyone who made the journey less lonely, and to the like-minded friends who made studying more fun!
Onward. βπ»

