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Claude lied. ChatGPT argued. I was just trying to fix a div.
Why types aren’t just for safety... they’re a sensory buffer for your brain
When 'just start' feels like a cruel joke.
For loops, feedback loops, and that thing where you open VS Code and forget why.
Why your weird little side projects are valid, valuable, and very much not a waste of time.
The commit history might be messy, but so is brilliance
500 brains. One chaotic dev cave. This issue is a milestone and a promise.
Becoming language agnostic without losing your mind (or your curly braces)
Some things don’t come with reminders. You just have to be there.
Tech Tests Give Me Anxiety (But My Brain Still Crushes Them)
A celebration of the brain detours that somehow make everything better.
Oops, I Refactored Again (and I Swear It Was Just One Tiny Fix)
A quiet moment, a cuddle, and why your brain isn’t broken — just buffering.
Focus Is a Lie (and Other Things I Tell Myself)
“The best way to predict the future is to create it. Even if your brain keeps forgetting what day it is.”
— Buffer the Bison