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# [How Music and Libraries Steered Me Into Software Engineering](https://blog.mydevdiary.net/how-music-and-libraries-steered-me-into-software-engineering?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

TL;DR -- I worked in customer service at the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh for nearly 7 years prior to moving up to Massachusetts earlier this year. Prior to that, I majored in vocal performance from grades 6-12 at two distinguished creative and per...

Aug 8, 2020 · 8 min read · blog.mydevdiary.net  
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I'm a life-long, self-directed learner with a love for libraries, documentation, and all things tech. Currently serving the people at the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh 📚 Formerly @ Codédex 👾 and Codecademy 🧑🏻‍💻 Extracurriculars (in no particular order): 🧑🏻‍🍳 Cooking 📖 Reading (mostly non-fic of all kinds) 🎸 Listening to/playing music 🎙️ Enjoying awesome podcasts. 🏃🏻 Running, walking, moving in general! :D Thanks for reading!

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