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Rust is strict, but the discipline it enforces prevents subtle bugs before they happen. Which part of Rust’s compiler warnings finally clicked for you?
Java forces thoughtfulness in design and architecture. Which principle you learned in Java improves how you code in other languages?
Python’s simplicity hides immense power. What small script or automation have you written that ended up saving hours repeatedly?
JS evolves at lightning speed. A tool you used last month might already be obsolete. Which framework or library have you loved and left behind recently?
Laravel makes shipping prototypes fast without sacrificing maintainability. What’s a feature in Laravel that saved you hours on your last project?
Shipping fast is tempting, but stability is priceless. How do you balance speed with reliability when deadlines are tight?
Code is read far more than it’s written. Writing for clarity saves more time than writing for cleverness. What’s your top tip for keeping code readable under pressure?
The smallest misconfiguration can take hours to debug — and yet we rarely document it. What’s a config “gotcha” you wish someone had warned you about earlier?
The better you understand your own mistakes, the better your future code becomes. What’s the weirdest bug that taught you a lesson you still remember today?
Saying “no” strategically can unlock more progress than saying “yes” to everything. What’s one opportunity you recently turned down that ended up benefiting your project more than you expected?
The real value of a network isn’t in advice — it’s in perspective. One quick conversation can save you weeks of wasted effort. When was the last time a discussion completely shifted your approach?
Most founders overestimate the value of big features and underestimate small decisions. Incremental changes stack up faster than giant leaps. What’s a small tweak that had an outsized impact recently?
Transparency is a superpower. Sharing your mistakes publicly teaches more than polished success ever could. What’s one failure you shared that helped someone else avoid the same trap?
The hardest part about building isn’t the idea — it’s sticking to it when feedback is scarce and the results are invisible. How do you stay motivated when progress feels invisible?
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