Day 7 of #100DaysOfCode After a few travel days, back to learning. Modern JS syntax is starting to feel natural — especially destructuring and short-circuiting. One step at a time .

Day 6 of #100DaysOfCode Deep dive into how JavaScript handles data and memory today. Started looking at data structures following the JS roadmap. Not much code — but solid foundations being built. I can already feel the hours of debugging this will save

Day 6 of #100DaysOfCode Deep dive into how JavaScript works behind the scenes today. Less typing, more clarity. This feels like one of those days that pays off later.

Day 4 of #100DaysOfCode Finished a JS dice game today — rolling, switching turns, holding points, and resetting the game taught me a lot about DOM events & state. Debugging feels smoother now. Consistency > intensity.

Day 3 of #100DaysOfCode Light coding day. More time on Tibetan studies + clarifying what I want to learn over the next year. Progress isn’t always measured in lines of code. Direction matters

Day 2 of #100DaysOfCode Finished my first simple JS game today. Learned a lot about how the DOM behaves — and how almost always bugs are hard coded by me😄 Consistency > intensity. See you tomorrow.

Not actually my first day coding (more like day 5 😄), but this is Day 1 of public accountability. Today: ✅ VS Code setup ✅ Live-server running ✅ Deepening JS / HTML / CSS fundamentals Showing up daily. Learning out loud. Let’s see where this goes. #100daysofcode #JavaScript

Day 0 of #100DaysOfCode I’m learning to code to build meaningful projects, meet curious people, and work toward a remote role that supports my Tibetan language studies in India — while contributing to local projects here. If this resonates, let's connect!

"Watch your thoughts, they become your words; watch your words, they become your actions; watch your actions, they become your habits; watch your habits, they become your character; watch your character, it becomes your destiny." Lao Tzu

Don't think about it

You don’t have a #Nostr account. You have a key that signs events, and you publish those events, and then anyone who wants to read those events can do so by retrieving them from anywhere they exist. There’s no one to turn it off, there’s no account to suspend or restrict. There is simply information flowing to and from you and everyone else who uses it. This puts the power of speech back in our hands.

People who ask for stock tips Are not really serious about investing People who ask for book recommendations Are not really serious about reading People who ask what business should I start Are not really serious about entrepreneurship People who ask for a How to at anything aren't really serious about it. If they were truly serious about it they. would figure it out

Which app offers the best Nostr UX on Android in your opinion? I love #Primal's UI for the UX is far better and feature rich on #Amethyst at the moment

Every man has two lives. The second one starts when he realises he only has one. ~Confucios

Anyone's got an invite code for #alby wallet? Been wanting to join for months now

Looking to follow humans on nostr! If you're reading this interact for a follow

Been contemplating moving into a dumb(ish) phone like an E-ink for a while, as it is easy for me to click and get fed information by an algorithm that got to know me so well in a relatively short time. But fighting that urge and being deliberate with my time seems to be a much more rewarding feat, although more challenging. Also some modern features have become so naturalized I don't even think about them. like navigation. and QR scanning, email, checking in on flight and hotels via a browser etc, making going back to an SMS , calls and snake only phone more difficult. Would love to hear you opinions on this nostr fam

Anyone still here?

Shoutout to all Devs building freedom tech on nostr. Not all heroes wear capes

Would really love to see a #[0]  implementation on #[1]