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He also enjoys writing science fiction in what little spare time he has. Gabe develops models of worlds powered by the coding language C++ to test and simulate how rugged electric vehicles would handle the terrain. As for programming, Gabe loves 3D computer graphic modelling and rendering and visual arts.
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