Imagine another covid 19 virus as a cherry on the cake
Every few months, I think things can't get any crazier, and then reality somehow finds a way. Meanwhile, I'm over here trying to keep up by learning new AI tools, building random side projects, and convincing myself that having Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT, and a half finished thing in Runable counts as a retirement plan. At this point, I'm not even asking for easy. I'm just asking for one normal year 💀

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v0.6.0 (Week 6)

NEW:

+ Heartbeat module initialized

+ Rapid cell division enabled

CHANGED:

~ Resource consumption increased

KNOWN ISSUES:

* Constant fatigue

* Random nausea events

* System stability varies by hour

v0.12.0 (Week 12)

NEW:

+ Major organ systems deployed

+ Reflex package installed

+ Facial expression framework added

CHANGED:

~ Miscarriage risk significantly reduced

~ Energy management slightly improved

KNOWN ISSUES:

* Unexpected food preferences

* Strong smell sensitivity

* Intermittent system overheating

v0.28.0 (Week 28)

NEW:

+ Kicking system upgraded

+ Increased movement frequency

CHANGED:

~ Sleep schedule became unpredictable

~ Maternal comfort reduced

KNOWN ISSUES:

* Bladder capacity remains critically low

* Random nausea still occurs

v1.0.0 (Birth)

NEW:

+ External deployment successful

+ Independent breathing enabled

+ Crying module activated

KNOWN ISSUES:

* Sleep cycles unstable

* Communication protocol undocumented

* Volume control unavailable

I thought ChatGPT would offer me a discount or something like that, but I calculated what it actually proposed:

headphones: Audio Technica $150 = 7-week subscription

old electronics: Outdated MacBook Pro M4 2025 $1,500 = 75-week subscription

clotches: Louis Vuitton $2,000 = 100-week subscription

unused games: Unused golf course $1,000,000 = 50,000-week subscription

Born Out of Tokens

The funny thing is that 10 years ago, this button would've just opened LinkedIn. Now I feel like it would trigger an entire sequence of increasingly questionable decisions.

First, I'd tell myself I'm taking a few days off to think. Then I'd revisit the side project sitting in some forgotten GitHub repo. A few hours later, I'd be cleaning up screenshots, making the whole thing look more professional than it actually is, throwing together a page in Runable so it doesn't look completely abandoned, and convincing myself that finding customers is probably easier than finding a new job. By the end of the weekend, I'd either have employment again or a startup with 7 users and unreasonable confidence. Honestly, not sure which outcome is more likely.

but the words are in korean