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July 2021, October 2021: my first two GitHub repositories

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A memoir about the two earliest repos on my GitHub. A profile README with hostel-era wakatime badges, and a Discord bot for the ev.io skin rotation.

MemoirGitHubPythonDiscord bot

One afternoon, one script: college Python utilities I wrote for myself

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A memoir about three single-file Python scripts I wrote in college to kill three specific annoyances. Nobody else was the user. That was the point.

PythonMemoirCollegeAutomation

The junk drawer repos I refuse to delete

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Twenty-odd repos on my GitHub are dumps, drafts, backups, and half-thoughts. I keep them because the useful bit surfaces two years later.

GitHubMemoirNotesBackups

The stack of tiny React apps I built while learning the ecosystem

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A memoir about the drift of one-weekend Vite and React repos in early 2026. Some had users. Most did not. Each one taught one specific thing.

MemoirReactViteSupabase

The prototype graveyard: 24 repos I started between 2025 and 2026

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A tour of two dozen private repos I opened and mostly abandoned across eighteen months. What the shape of the arc says about how I actually work.

PrototypesMemoirProcessTypeScript

Lab repos I still remember, and the ones I do not

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A pass through my PSG Tech coursework repos from 2022 to 2024. Which classes turned into real projects, which stayed on the shelf, which teachers I owe.

PSG TechCollegePythonMemoir

Dyx: Voicemail from the Caller's Side of the Line

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I put a phone number on the internet and an AI answers it. A memoir of what actually happens on the other end of the line, six months in.

DyxVoicePersonal AIMemoir

Running with shackles: base64 in Firestore on the free tier

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Firebase Storage sat behind Blaze. The Fine Arts Club Android app base64-encoded every image and stuffed it into a Firestore document. A memoir about that.

FirebaseAndroidFree TierMemoir

Pickle formats and missing Go libraries, two shapes of the same ache

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Notes on the twin pain of a serialized Python object that refuses to come back to life, and a Go program that wants a library nobody has written.

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