Well hello everybody, I am Alex (aka: @Lexzap), a Video Game/3D DevOps engineer and DevOps Engineering Manager working for Unity 3D in Austin, TX. Originally born in the valleys of Chile, but grew up in the creative world of New Orleans. And after an entire youth passionately following Indie Game Development, I now have worked in video games for more than a decade and a half. I have been in the infotech profession for 20+ years doing all kinds of things like: Coding, IT, system Automation, Cloud/Hybrid DevOps, Infrastructure Design, People Management, Business Strategy, and some very “hobbyist ” GameDev work. I hold Degrees in Digital Logic Electrical Engineering and a Masters of Business Administration. I breathe and live for my family and Love Korean culture and food. Yet, Tech and GameDev are my daily snack of heaven. I love to help and enable entertainment creatives to reach their true potential. This Blog is meant to just let the world know what I am about, what I am thinking and just also rambling on about.
Thinking about it today. I came to realize that my inherent ADDness does not only come genetically passed down. Or created due to my repetitive 20 year work as an IT professional, but it is what creative intellectuals do to cope with the inherent lack of creative challenges. There are those who create and those who consume. I fortunately or unfortunately am the creative type and sometimes my work does provide a challenge that requires my creative thinking, but most often than not it only offers repetitive mundane yaks that must be stamped out. So in the meantime the brain creates problems or attention getters that really do not need attention at all, like keeping up with the news or Facebook. These are subconsciously implanted as tasks to be completed to make the brain perceive that it has more to do than what is really present. Over time this becomes the nor and things like this be one the norm at home too. You try to sit patiently and listen through your Childs story and you catch y
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