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# Some thoughts on what it costs to be curious these days
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I started coding in the early 2000s, and one of the things I loved about that time was exploring new things and the curiosity feeling around it. A new tool showed up, a new framework, a weird utility somebody posted on their personal blog without any intention of massive adoption, and the instinct to try it, poke at it, see what it could do. It used to feel light, fun.
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For years, I thought of myself as an early adopter. I liked trying out new things before they became popular. I even felt like I got good at spotting what would last and what was just hype. Finding better tools and swapping out old ones was part of the fun of being a developer. You did not just build things, you kept exploring, kept updating your toolbox. It was almost like a hobby.
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