Thoughts, insights, and stories from the intersection of code and creativity.
First month of 2026 done. First software engineering paycheck secured, A2SV G7 unlocked, contests survived, school trying to humble me. Let's talk about progress, pressure, and controlled chaos.
I've already proven I can survive chaos and still deliver. 2026 isn't about trying things out — it's about becoming undeniable.
A year of pain, rejection, and growth. I set out with a plan — reality gave me so much more.
Bro, what the hell happened? Why shame, privacy and accountability are collapsing.
Before the first line of code, there was a vision people didn’t believe in. Now, there's Enzypher — my most ambitious project yet.
AI feels like your best friend, but sometimes it's just gassing you up while robbing you of the real grind.
Your brain keeps lying about your limits. 90 WPM felt impossible… until 130 happened. And people are out here typing 300. 🤯
I've recently been crushing on her… nobody tell Python about it. 💔🐍☕
Recursion is elegant, powerful—and the reason your brain melts trying to trace the call stack.
Some people bite their nails. Some scroll TikTok all day. Me? I accidentally turn LeetCode into a lullaby and debug in my dreams. It's not funny. Or maybe it is?
One missing semicolon and I'm treating the situation like I'm in Mission Impossible — sweating, whispering to the code, scared to touch anything.
Built an app from scratch? Solved 300+ LeetCode problems? Debugged an entire backend? Cool. Now… explain why you still feel like a fraud.
Started with a short break. Ended up watching a guy build a hut in the forest using only a spoon. Typical Tuesday.
There's nothing more humbling than opening your own code and thinking, 'Who tf wrote this?'… and it was you. Last night. At 2AM.
You spent 4 hours refactoring, fixing, pushing commits... just to realize it was all on the wrong branch. Congrats. You played yourself.
No Wi-Fi. No distractions. Just me, my code, and some aggressive console.logs. Offline mode turned me into a productivity beast.
One second you're working, next you're deep in someone else's GitHub portfolio, questioning your whole existence. So is comparison killing your joy… or is it fueling the grind?
Male friends? Got a few. Female friends? Got none. So does that mean I'm gay? Maybe. Or maybe I'm just... happy as hell. Let's unpack it.
Imagine having the brain of a master tactician but the memory of a goldfish. That's me — I'll solve your toughest logic problem and forget what I had for lunch.
You think you're safe online because you don't post much? Nah… you lost that privilege the moment you connected to the internet.
I used to live for the joy of dusty football and cheap ice cream. Now, I barely answer my phone. This one's a reflection, raw and real.
Privilege? Never had it. Luck? Rarely. Yet somehow, I keep showing up in spaces they said I'd never reach. Could you survive being me?
When life throws punches, you don't cry about the pain—you learn how to swing back. This is why I keep grinding when everything falls apart.
We have the freedom to do anything—but somehow, that's exactly why so many of us feel lost.
Diversity is trending. But is it progress… or PR?
Online, I'm bold and unstoppable. Offline? Sometimes I don't even want to say hi. So… which one is real?
Bugs, coffee, and questionable life choices — here's my honest truth.
Some call it lonely. I call it alignment. This is why I'm riding solo—and why it feels like peace.
Fast. Modern. Elegant. Here's why FastAPI has my developer heart.
Why I never stop learning and you shouldn't either.
AI isn't magic. It's math with ambition. My take on its role in our future.
We build for simplicity but thrive in complexity. That's the paradox of our craft.
People think it's unhealthy. For me, it's therapy. Here's why 2 AM is when I'm most alive.
People ask what I love most. Here's the truth — and it's not what you think.
From 90 WPM to 120 WPM: Why I trained like a maniac.
Security isn't a feature. It's the foundation. Ignoring it is the fastest way to fail.
Blood, sweat, code, and cancelled orders. The real story of Merrylow and the legendary team behind it.
Debugging isn't just a task. It's an art form that separates coders from creators.
Midnight. The world sleeps. My best work wakes up.
Before the code, there was rhythm. There was a ball. There was a stage.
Dream big or stay stuck. Here's what drives me and where I'm headed.
Who is Zigla beyond the code? Not everyone gets to find out—but if you're here, you're close.