For some time, I’ve been having these ebbs and flows of imposter syndrome and I haven’t been quiet about it. It’s been more annoying than debilitating because of the conflicts in my own mind to get stuff

This year has had so many downs it's literally brought me to my knees. It's such a strange one because - although I've had many horrible times in my life - nothing has come close to the roller-coaster

Even I'm guilty of doing this stupid consumerist behaviour. Buying an expensive laptop because 'I need it'. And it's doubly worse as a programmer, because in the general sense: if you - as a programmer

Starting off as a programmer - I've had to do two things - learn to program and learn to promote my experience even though I didn't have any. Many people know about the shit show that is the circle of

Too often I would jump on Medium, Quora read someone else's experience on what it was like to be an early-start programmer and too often would I be disappointed with stupid clickbait titles with a shitty

Travelling is fun. Travelling is cool. Travelling is apparently how you obtain culture(yoghurt's another way). But it's also a giant distraction when you're in the middle of doing work and you're loving

Day in and day out I have these magnificent ideas on what to make. Whether it be a game, a WASM website, or some water feeding micro-controller/microprocessor, I always get bogged down by the same old

How cool is watching some cyber movie or show where someone has this suddenly clarity in their thought process suddenly unfold. That moment in the movie where the scene is set with darker shades and tones,

Have you ever felt like you were feeling really confident about your skills and you're able to freely and confidently talk about certain nuances in the thing that you're feeling confident about, only to