Midwest road trip - Highlights
New Mexico
Santa Fe - super weird/interesting architecture
Rio Grande Gorge Bridge - Scary!
Canyons - Arizona/Utah
Kayaked by the Antelope Canyon - must!
Visited the North Rim of the Grand Canyon - truly Grand, with much fewer people than in the South Rim, nature
Zion Canyon - Mandatory Hike: Angel's landing
Nevada
Las Vegas - don't stay there for more than 2 days
Hoover Dam - engineers will be impressed
Utah - non-canyon
Salt Lake City - Noice!
Yellowstone
Came through the west entrance. Definitely do the top loop.
For an ultimate nature experience, I suggest camping overnight in a tent. Woke up at 3 am to about 50 howling wolves
Pic from Angel's Landing:
Learning after College
Very quick post, about a question I get periodically: Do you continue to learn after college? Yes. Yes. Yes. There is a ton of exciting and valuable things one could learn while in college/ after graduation. College isn't even close to being a be all end all place of knowledge. I personally never looked at it that way, so I've always been learning something on the side. Thus, my learning volume hasn't decreased at all. However, if that's your worry, then start doing something about it earlier rather than later. For example, now: - Rust - Most loved programming language in 2022 - FastAPI - The fastest growing and purely awesome python web framework
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Why I love being a beginner
This month I have decided to pick up a new programming language, Rust. I got a similar wonderful feeling of discovering a new world as I got when I was exploring the 3D printing world. Great documentation, tutorials, and super helpful discord community! Seek out these sorts of experiences, they are worth it! P.S. Rust if one of the most loved languages out there!
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