... eventually gave up, but it forced me to actually understand how Docker and servers work under the hood. Phase 2: Coding in the Dark (Late 2025) I live in Ukraine. In late 2025, we had brutal 8-hour blackouts . I had exactly 2 hours of electricity a day to live, work, and code. Out of pure frustration, I used my limited uptime and AI to build a parser that monitored Telegram channels and sent push notifications 10 minutes before ... ... power grid went down. It was built on pure stress and terrible code architecture, but I managed to deploy it to Google Play. It worked. Phase 3: The GameDev Trap (Early 2026) With the blackouts

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... While on a walk yesterday, I wanted to learn about the Spain/Portugal blackout. Hacker News had a great thread on the blackout

... thank you for the warm welcome you gave Notiostore yesterday. I will remember my launch yesterday for the rest of my life. Because it coincided with one of those very unfortunate historical events that have happened lately: the total blackout in Spain and Portugal. Only three hours after the launch started, I was left without electricity (as was the whole country), and I couldn't do anything else. Instead of stressing out, I went to the beach with ...

... focus on side projects and other days you have to put more time on full-time job and your family. Comment from Eljo Prifti(@eljo_prifti): Hi @cryptosymposium , and thank you for the reply. I read about the electricity blackout in Spain. This is a relaxing coincidence. Comment from Nigar Safarova(@nigarsafarova): Hey Tasos! Honestly, same here. Some weeks I m researching, creating, learning like there s no tomorrow, and the next week I m the laziest human alive, just ...