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(DAY 1138) Written Communication Is a Developer Superpower
In the Claude Code and Codex era, developers who can write clearly, structure their thoughts, and remove ambiguity will build faster and collaborate better with both humans and machines.
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(DAY 1137) The Strange Comfort of Barber Conversations
The conversation between a person and a barber is uniquely carefree and oddly personal, built on routine, trust, and the comfort of being known without too much explanation.
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(DAY 1136) Ten Hours of Sleep Can Feel Like Medicine
Sleeping for 10+ hours after surgery feels less like indulgence and more like the body doing exactly what it needs to heal well
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(DAY 1135) Gurgaon Weather in That In-Between Mood
A spell of light rain made Gurgaon pleasantly cool today, creating that awkward in-between weather where the AC feels too cold and the room feels too warm without it.
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(DAY 1134) Buttermilk Is a Summer Superpower
In the heat of summer, buttermilk feels less like a drink and more like a practical superfood: cooling, hydrating, and nourishing all at once.
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(DAY 1133) Build Through the Chaos
A new financial year begins while the world feels turbulent, and the best response may simply be to keep building something genuinely useful.
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(DAY 1132) March Had Other Plans
March 2026 brought unexpected churn in the team and a surprise hernia surgery, a reminder that life rarely follows the neat version of the plan.
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(DAY 1131) Working My Way Back to 10,000 Steps a Day
Fifteen days after hernia surgery, I have been walking 5,000 to 8,000 steps a day and hoping to gradually return to 10,000 steps this week.
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(DAY 1130) Distance Protects Focus
Sometimes the best way to preserve your energy and keep your focus is to step away from the noise. A short reflection on distance as a form of self-protection.
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(DAY 1129) When LPG Shortage Reaches Domino's
A routine Saturday lunch order turned into a reminder of how larger disruptions eventually trickle down into everyday life, even to something as ordinary as Domino's.