I build things, break them, and then act surprised. Currently trying to get better at AI, ML, and backend — and, separately, at not opening a new repo every time I have a shower thought at 2 AM. Progress on that last one has been slow.
- AI
- ML
- Backend
- How to close a project before starting the next one
```diff
- trained a model
- broke the model
- fixed the model
- broke it again, differently this time
- wrote some actual code in between all that ```
I'd call it a learning curve, but it's more of a learning circle.
Ehhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.
(Ask me again after finals.)
```python while alive: learn() build() question_existence() # no exceptions handled, we panic like adults ```
- Opens 137 tabs to "study," reads maybe four of them
- Treats sleep as a project-season stretch goal
- Every bug is an "unexpected feature" until proven otherwise
- Wants to build something genuinely unreasonable before graduation
"Vibe coding ends where debugging begins."
