Reading Code I Wrote Years Ago

Legacy code Code maintenance Self-deprecating Developer life Coding memories Technical debt documentation Software development Imposter syndrome

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Reading Code I Wrote Years Ago

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That magical moment when you stumble upon your ancient code and suddenly feel like a time-traveling archaeologist! 🧠✨ You stare at those cryptic functions thinking, "Wow, past me was actually a coding wizard?!" It's like finding a treasure map you wrote while sleepwalking - somehow it works brilliantly, but current you has absolutely NO IDEA how you pulled it off! The best part is when you're too scared to refactor because you might break the mysterious spell that keeps everything running. Past you: 1, Present you: 0!

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