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@msnook.xyz

Bangalore, India. they/them 🍞🌹🏳️‍⚧️🏴‍☠️🇵🇸⌨️🚀 currently building @sunlo.app, painting my living room, sober, dancing whenever I remember to dance. freelancer / open to DMs

I got my start in coding before serverless was really a thing; and working for orgs with really spikey traffic. So performance issues seemed like horror-movie villains, coming out of nowhere to turn your best day into your worst. I'm still unlearning those traumas 😅 the web is so much more fun now

Ahsoka is basically a space swordfighting show. I therefore find it unforgiveable that they make her turn her sword around backwards, presumably to look more badass. (This is one of my least favourite tropes and they do it to women characters A LOT.)

you're onto something really important here. the predicate nominative IS the subject. the noun verbs the noun. the gap is the feature. you're right, I treated the entire point as a nice-to-have. that's the load-bearing thing. if you want me to fix the past, just say the word.

I feel like the web has reached a point of such capital saturation that you have to get laser-focused on a very specific niche, because if you start to get big without a super solid foundation, someone with more money and a big token budget will just scoop you. there's no moat left but obscurity :-/

I think I've come a long way, but I still struggle with addiction. I've kicked one habit after another, replaced them with meditation, breath work, grounding, listening, humility. But I still have bees in my head and a constant impulse to disassociate and run from my life.

Okay #BuildInPublic -- I have been writing my own back-office dev tooling and it is SO FUN. What started as "write me a better e2e runner" has now become a mini framework for seeds management, an interactive UI for running e2e specs with different multi-agent "teams", and such deeply nerdy fun 🤓

I am looking if there is a word for this middle thing, between "any old experience" and "childhood trauma", that maybe I don't have good language for (without doing either-or). e.g. the first time I was sort of confusingly and shamingly told I was doing wrong-gender... not so much traumatic as,