I Put My Dying Side Projects on Life Support — an ICU With Real EKGs, a Snowflake Lab, and an On-Chain Defibrillator

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What I Built

I have lots public repositories. some of them are dead.

Not deleted — dead. There's a difference. Deleted would mean I made a decision. Dead means one day I committed "fix readme typo" and never came back, and the repo has been lying there ever since, full of half-finished dreams and a TODO.md I'm afraid to open.

Everyone builds graveyards for these projects. Post-mortems. Eulogies. I didn't want a graveyard — because my projects aren't dead to me. They're comatose. So I built the other room in the hospital.

I Put My Dying Side Projects on Life Support — an ICU With Real EKGs, a Snowflake Lab, and an On-Chain Defibrillator

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