#!/bin/bash
echo_color "# 💫 About Me:"
cat << EOF
echo "I'm a passionate open-source enthusiast and an Arch user 💀"
echo "Daily driver: Hyprland window manager"
echo "Obsession: Theming (especially Tokyo Night!)"
echo "Hobby: Tweaking and tinkering with my system"
echo "Exploring: DevOps, DevSecOps, Cloud Computing"
echo "Growing interest: The magic of Deep Learning"
echo "Motivation: Learning new things and coding for joy"
echo "Offline passion: Anime aficionado"
EOF
echo_color "# 💻 Tech Stack:"
cat << EOF
tech_stack=(
"java" "python" "ruby" "rust" "js" "c" "cpp" "go" "html" "lua" "md"
"selenium" "github" "gitlab" "git" "vim" "neovim" "linux" "arch"
"ubuntu" "debian" "bash" "ansible" "postman" "powershell" "docker"
"jenkins" "kubernetes" "nginx" "aws" "gcp" "prometheus" "grafana"
"vscode" "regex" "terraform" "cmake" "nodejs" "expressjs" "bots"
"azure" "mongodb" "flask" "openshift" "androidstudio" "sklearn"
"tensorflow" "pytorch"
)
for skill in "\${tech_stack[@]}"; do
case \$skill in
"arch") echo "btw, I use arch 😎" ;;
"vim"|"neovim") echo "\$skill is not just an editor, it's a way of life 🖥️" ;;
"python") echo "\$skill: because why use brackets when you can use whitespace? 🐍" ;;
"java") echo "\$skill: verbose? Yes. OOP? Absolutely. My first love? Always. ☕" ;;
"rust") echo "\$skill: for when you want your code to be as robust as your coffee ⚙️" ;;
*) echo "\$skill: mastered ✅" ;;
esac
done
EOF
echo "echo \"Remember, in the world of tech, the only constant is change... and my love for Arch! 💘\""
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