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Guess who's back?

It's already Nov 4 and I remember Halloween like it was yesterday.

Don't know to feel about that... 😐

I agree.

Yooo...

They say time flies when you're having fun.

But it also flies by when you're trying to get an MVP done, fixing bugs, and getting it to work good enough to show to interested folks.

The good ol' days... ^_^

😂😂😂
You're out there breaking records! 🔥

That moment when you want to work and get stuff done.
And your wi-fi connection wants to take a break precisely that day.
You call in to find out what's going on.
They tell you they were doing some maintenance in a nearby town, it should resolve soon.
"Soon".

I believe you already got the 3 people.
But whenever you get extra space, I'm down.

One of the reasons I've procrastinated on coding projects a lot before 2023.

It's about that time, guys.

The time when you go out of "building mode" and you move into "users testing your stuff" mode.

Hopefully nothing breaks during the onboarding process.

I'm gonna do a little of work and also rest.

Because apparently I can't just do one thing. 😅

Agreed.
It's great to have variety to not get stuck with these same things over and over.
But it is an excessive amount of variety and you can end up spending waaayyy too much choosing than actually using any to build what you wanted in the first place.

Claude Code output.

Wait. Hold on, buddy.

*I* was the one who identified the issues.
You are stating what I said in a more comprehensive and authoritative sounding way...

Alrighty.

Alright folks!

Just one more week before the month ends.
The project ends.
Or my sanity does...

Funny how you mention this because these past months, the night time's been the only moment when I can sit down to get real work done.
So sometimes the debugging rabbit holes take like 2-3 hours. And when I find out I finally fixed the bug and can commit the changes...
It's sometimes 2 to 3 AM...

I have to say that I also learned this the hard way.
I thought every moment I was doing something was productive.
Everything else was a time waster.
Boy... was I wrong...

Another week, another challenge to take.

Looks like this is going to be final straw.

Facts

It's just one little bug.
It can't take that much time...

Python is deff easier than other languages.

But easier doesn't mean "piece of cake"

Yooo what a week.

I'm so close to finishing, I can almost smell it.

But then little details keep popping up.

Fix this, move that, change that other thing, ohh that thing broke something else, gotta make more fixes...

I'm threading the fine line between persistence and masochism. 😆

😂

Can relate 10000%

Your system saves more than an entire week.
That's efficiency! Lol

It's another week and it's already half of October.

Which means less than half a month for me.

And that deadline for the project...

I don't know if it's because today is Friday but I feel particularly optimistic.

Even though my current situation haven't changed that much.

I have a strange sense of calmness and "chill vibes".

On that note...

Enjoy your weekend!

Only if you use Claude Code lol. 😂

As if we needed *another* financial crisis...