From DNA code to computer code

Hey all, it's been awhile right?  A lot has happened since I last posted here.  Significant milestones have included:

• Completing my PhD thesis in Medical Microbiology and Immunology
• Joining the private sector to work on bioinformatic software . . . 
• Then pivoting to software for medical diagnostics
• THEN pivoting both learning and location to work on software in the Financial Technology space in a whole new state!  

With that big set of shifts, the topics I'm going to cover will also shift.  I'm learning lots of good things and I want to share them!  

The fun part for me is that code is code is code.  And by that, I mean I've spent years with DNA code and lately I've spent my time instead studying computer code.  They are different.  They are the same.  Stay tuned!