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Traveling and coding are basically the same thing. You're exploring parts of the world you haven't seen yet. That rush of excitement from discovering something new—that's one of the purest, most immediate joys we have right now.

Time exists in two forms: rooted, standing firm in the soil; and flowing, moving forward in the stream. Rooting is accumulation. Flowing is recombination. What's truly scarce is whether you've really seen life.

Admitting confusion isn't weakness—it's often the starting point for real understanding. Why sharing work-in-progress and asking questions beats pretending to know everything.

Why our obsession with speed learning is hurting us. In an era of AI and instant gratification, true mastery still requires time, patience, and depth.

No judgment, only clarity. Let me kick things off with the racing anime Capeta and explore what stories can teach us beyond right and wrong.

A year of harvest—the birth of my second child, Hive's evolution, and Exping's closure. Learning to find contentment in life's changes and recognize fortune amid challenges.

After a year of silence, I confront my fear of judgment and rediscover the joy of sharing. Why shipping your ideas—imperfect as they may be—is better than not creating at all.