"I’d rather fall short of a big goal and see myself as a failure than lower my goals to a level where I can easily accomplish all of them just to feel like a success."

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One thing I’ve learned over time is how silly it is to obsess over your tech stack. Just use whatever works for you and whatever works best for the product you’re building. JS, TS, Rust, PHP, even COBOL 😁 .. it really doesn’t matter. Most of the time you’re either working on someone else’s product (where the CTO picks the stack anyway), or you’re building your own, and you definitely don’t need to write your todo app in Assembly just to feel “performant and scalable.” Get your first users first.

I’m not saying write spaghetti or vibe coded, unmaintainable and unscalable stuff, but we really stress over the silliest things sometimes.. like “is PHP dying?” or “is Ruby dead?” Who even decides that? If you’re learning for fun, cool. But if you’re building a product, overthinking the stack just wastes your time and usually ends with the project half finished and abandoned.

@selfmadecoder

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Comparative Degree Is Bad 🚫📊

People love comparing. He is richer than me. She is smarter than me. I am doing better than him. These sentences feel normal, but they are poison. Comparative degree looks small, but it quietly destroys growth.

When you compare yourself to someone doing worse, you relax. You tell yourself, “At least I’m better than him.” But that “better” is a trap. It kills hunger. It kills progress. It makes you stay exactly where you are. 😶‍🌫️

And when you compare yourself to someone doing bigger things, you quit before you even start. You look at their chances, their money, their confidence, and say, “They are luckier than me. They are stronger than me. They are more supported than me.” And then you use that as an excuse to sit down instead of standing up. 🪑⬇️

Comparative degree is bad because it tricks your brain. It makes you look sideways when you should be looking forward. You either become too proud or too hopeless — and both are enemies of growth. 🚫🏆

Forget who is “better” or “worse.” The only real comparison is you vs yesterday you. Were you sharper than yesterday? Kinder than yesterday? More disciplined than yesterday? That’s the comparison that pushes you, not breaks you. ✨

Life is not a ranking. Life is a climb. And the only person you need to beat is the version of you that wasted time yesterday. ⛰️

Stop looking left and right. Look ahead. Walk. Run. Crawl. Just move. 🏃‍♂️➡️

Comparative degree is bad — so stop counting other people’s steps and start owning your path like it was built for you alone. 🔥

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proof that LLM is just a fancy mathematical and algorithmic system. it can't connect two dots the way humans (or as they say baby cat or elephant can do). lol. it is just a statistically generated response and no guarantee that it will be correct. It has its limited usage but there won't be any AGI with LLM any time soon.

Every time you fix an error in your code, two new ones wake up like hungry dragons.
You slay the first bug with pride… then boom, its children appear.
But you keep fighting. Each solved error is a small victory, a tiny piece of the mountain conquered.
Coding is not a clean highway.
It’s a jungle of strange sounds, hidden traps, and sudden surprises.
But every time you debug, you grow stronger.
You start recognizing the shadows, learning where bugs like to hide.
One day, your whole project will finally run.
Not because the code became easy —
but because you became better.

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Grok's Tigrigna 😂

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