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Last Friday, the 6th of October 2023, I stepped into an office for the first time ever. My first day was not particularly demanding. I set up my work computer, messed up while picking what to eat from the buffet during the lunch interval, and even played Doom with the youngest of my new work colleagues (he's three years older than me) while the old computers were still processing user account changes. They still use Windows 7. On that note, I really like my colleagues. They're fun, some more extroverted than others, but overall quite enjoyable. Now I work as an assistant technician intern at the state urban planning & metropolitan region public transport management company.  (That's a mouthful!) It's my very first day of work and I am quite excited for what's to come!

What I have omitted from the Introduction post, is some of my contacts . Here are the most important ones. For a more comprehensive list, see my Linktree . Twitter : https://twitter.com/@wallabra6046 Mastodon :  https://mastodon.social/@Gustavo6046 LinkedIn : https://www.linkedin.com/in/gustavo-rehermann-4215bb65/ GitHub : https://github.com/wallabra Discord ID : wallabra  Skype ID:  live:.cid.2a4e8e635b22f947 Email : rehermann6046@gmail.com Phone : +55 (51) 98934-5918 ... as of time of writing.

This is the beginning of the blog. Welcome! I suppose there's no better way to begin than a brief introduction of myself. My name is Gustavo Ramos Rehermann. I am an aspiring soundtrack composer and software developer, and Systems Analysis undergraduate. I have contributed to community soundtrack projects, and I have also worked on a wide variety of personal projects; AI related projects, video games projects and modifications, compilers, the list goes on. At the time of writing I'm still putting a portfolio proper together. At the time being, you can listen to some of my older music on my Audiomack (I'm still working on cherry-picking better tracks to put them up on Bandcamp for a better portfolio), and my software projects on GitHub . While I'm still trying to get employment or gigs, I'm already doing some collaboration and work with other people online. For instance, I maintain a handful of Arch Linux AUR packages , and contributed to some other projects on Git