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src/components/viewItems/AboutMe.svelte

@@ -21,13 +21,12 @@
 <p><span class="h4">Hello there!</span></p>
 <p class="indent">
 	My name is <b>{info.name}</b>, a native Taiwanese born/raised and educated in {info.location}. I
-	am currently a {info.title[0].toLowerCase()} working for a software startup which creates a cloud-based
-	data integration and data lineage platform.
+	work or worked as {info.title.map((item) => item.toLowerCase()).join(', ')} in several industries,
+	but most prominently in {info.industry}.
 </p>
 <p class="indent">
-	With rare experiences and skills in software, education, translating and content writing, I am a
-	quick, passionate learner with a creative mind, easy-going personality as well as down-to-earth
-	working attitude.
+	With the rare combinations of experiences and skills, I am a quick, passionate learner with a
+	creative mind, easy-going personality as well as down-to-earth working attitude.
 </p>
 <p>
 	<br />
@@ -37,34 +36,34 @@
 	<br />
 </p>
 <p>
-	I grew up with computers. I played the shareware version of DOOM when I was 10 and self-taught to
-	write QuickBASIC programs when I was 12, although it took me another few years to understand more
-	of it. In my middle- and high school days I turned to early versions of Visual Basic to write mini
-	games.
+	I grew up with computers. I played the shareware version of DOOM when I was 10 and tried to learn
+	how to write QuickBASIC programs when I was 12. In my middle- and high school days I use Visual
+	Basic 4 then 6 to write mini Windows games.
 </p>
 <p class="indent">
-	I was not succeed to get into a information technology-related department in collage as planned
-	(but later did so for my graduate degree, after spending two years studying in cram school). I
-	went to a local system integration company as a Java programmer - I learned things about web and
-	Java at that time - and was deeply disappointed with the unhealthy overtime culture. I left and
-	since I am also a big book lover, I decided to be a full-time translator instead.
+	I did not go to a information technology-related department in collage as planned (but later did
+	so in my graduate degree, after spending two years study like crazy). I first went to a local
+	system integration company as a Java programmer - where I learned basic of the early front/back
+	end programming - and was deeply disappointed with the unhealthy overtime working culture. I left
+	and decided to be a full-time translator instead, out of my passion for reading novels.
 </p>
 <p class="indent">
 	It was a great time, I did make some money, and occasionally got to write book reviews and
-	introductions for publishers. I even wrote for a monthly magazine for a short while. But after six
-	and half years the publishing market showed signs of rapid decline. Less books published means
-	there were less work opportunities. I had no choice but to find my next way out.
+	introductions for publishers. I wrote a column on a monthly magazine for a short while. But after
+	six and half years the publishing market declined rapidly, and less books published means less
+	work available. I had no choice but to find my next way out.
 </p>
 <p class="indent">
 	I jumped back to the software world, first in STEM/education-related jobs - even got to learn a
-	few things about embedded programming (including how to use a soldering gun) and training machine
-	learning models - then finally (with a bit of luck) find a job as a technical writer.
+	few things about embedded programming (including how to use a soldering gun) and practical machine
+	learning - then find a job as a technical writer in a startup to write product user documentation
+	as well as marketing materials.
 </p>
 <p class="indent">
-	I now write technical contents (user manuals and marketing materials) for my current company. I
-	still write tech blogs and create Maker projects from time to time, not for profit or fame but for
-	but pure joy of learning and sharing. I also have great interests in books, movies, music and
-	photography.
+	For my own free time, I write tech blogs and create website/Maker side projects from time to time,
+	never for profit or fame but for the pure joy of learning and sharing. I also have great interests
+	in books, movies, music and film photography. I also collect vintage film cameras and shared photo
+	works on my Instagram.
 </p>
 <p class="indent">
 	Click the other sections of this website to learn more about me. See <kbd>Links & About</kbd> for contacting
@@ -102,7 +101,7 @@
 	<Image
 		src="/about-me/camera.jpg"
 		alt="camera"
-		footnote="Two of my favorite things: camera and coffee. (The camera is a Eastern Germany-made Zeiss Ikon
+		footnote="Two of my favorite things: film camera and coffee. (The camera is a Eastern Germany-made Zeiss Ikon
 		Ercona; this copy is possibly manufactured in early 1950s)"
 	/>
 </p>
@@ -130,6 +129,6 @@
 	<Image
 		src="/about-me/diy.jpg"
 		alt="diy"
-		footnote="Japanese-made, hand-assembled Billy doll houses refitted with DIY lights and other stuff."
+		footnote="Japanese-made, hand-assembled Billy doll houses refitted with DIY lights, sensors and other stuff."
 	/>
 </p>