Well this took a good while, eh. I finished my thesis! And started working as a full-time software tester the next day. Because aint no rest for the wicked, that and the experience and skills I can get.
It's an interesting experience after four years on university: to have a "real" job. And (for now) way less stressful than the studying used to be. There is a fixed workday, lunch, two (!) days off on weekends and plenty of time to do the job you were hired to do. And even a paycheck, not that large for now, but still eight times what my lab used to pay.
I hope this experience serves me well, even though now it breeds more trouble than it solves.
Not really, I'll have to get into MSc program. Maybe more physics-centered, yes, but it's still science. Programming is more of a temporary job at this point.
@academicalnerd
I'm happy you enjoy it!
So you're going away from chemistry?