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+# decoded – *supcode*
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+> *You never finish a project, you just stop working on it.*
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+> [!NOTE]
+> This is part of my [*decoded*](https://github.com/Sup2point0/Assort/blob/origin/~dev/decoded.md) series, a collection of lessons learnt from each major project I’ve undertaken.
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+- Designing a language is more difficult than it might appear.
+  - There are so many tiny details and edge cases you have to consider. And often you won’t discover these until you try writing a bit of wonky code and realise there’s a plothole.
+  - It’s made me much more appreciative of effective, ingenious or elegant language design.
+- Long-term dedication to a project is really, really difficult.
+- Meaningful commit messages are probably helpful.