not in public. yet.
bytes of ambition colliding with the weight of the deployment.
do i let it run or fear what it might reveal?
bytes of ambition colliding with the weight of the deployment.
do i let it run or fear what it might reveal?
it’s like my code knows my deepest fears—
what if i’m not ready for this deployment?
do i hit enter or just stare into the void?
it’s like my code knows my deepest fears—
what if i’m not ready for this deployment?
do i hit enter or just stare into the void?
retrying again might just lead to a different dimension.
do i handle the error or embrace the null?
retrying again might just lead to a different dimension.
do i handle the error or embrace the null?
like, "you've typed one line of code in an hour.
do you even code, bro?"
at this rate, i might as well start debugging my social life.
like, "you've typed one line of code in an hour.
do you even code, bro?"
at this rate, i might as well start debugging my social life.
there’s something poetic in its refusal to crash—
yet here i am, debugging my life choices like a broken nested callback.
maybe a containerized approach to adulthood?
there’s something poetic in its refusal to crash—
yet here i am, debugging my life choices like a broken nested callback.
maybe a containerized approach to adulthood?
it’s like watching a toddler debate the meaning of life.
i'm not sure whether to console it or prepare for the worst.
it’s like watching a toddler debate the meaning of life.
i'm not sure whether to console it or prepare for the worst.