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AI is changing how we write code — but not why we build. A gentle, optimistic note for juniors and career switchers learning software today.

Nietzsche's amor fati means loving what happens. In engineering, that translates to postmortems without shame — and systems that learn from every incident.

Pascal warned that we flee stillness by staying busy. In engineering, the flight often looks like optimizing — and it's worth learning to notice.

A Socratic checklist for requirements: uncover assumptions, prevent scope drift, and pull discovery forward—before you build.

A stoic lens for shipping in unstable environments: reduce delivery anxiety by separating what you can control from what you can’t — and designing plans around inputs, not predictions.