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I'm not a developer. I just build things.
Every group trip ends up with one person as the human FAQ.
Most systems are designed for Monday. Real life happens on Tuesday.
The problem isn't that you don't know what to do. It's that you can't stop thinking about everything else.
Every event team has one. Nobody trusts it.
Colorblindness isn't about seeing in black and white. It's about confidence you never quite have.
Behavioral interviews are memory tests dressed up as conversations.
The simplest solutions are usually the ones you overlook because they're too obvious.
There's a particular kind of exhaustion that comes from building something after everyone else has gone to sleep.
I didn't set out to build nine products. I set out to survive my own life.