Every system begins as a sketch on the back of a napkin. The distance between idea and artifact is measured not in lines of code but in moments of doubt.
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Prototypes are not lesser versions of finished things. They are a distinct ontological category — objects that exist in the space between thought and material.
The compiler does not judge your intentions. It only asks: does this resolve? Does the type system agree that your abstractions correspond to reality?
We build in iterations because certainty is expensive and curiosity is free.
fn main() {}
Every project starts with an empty function body. The void is not absence — it is potential compressed into syntax.