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Weekly Coding • 2026-09-07 • Optimizing My Workflow and Learning the Hard Way About Fake Tech Gadgets

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Last week, I spent 10 hours coding in my free time.

I was working on a specific task: migrating the code for importing SmartProgress from TypeScript to Golang. The TypeScript project dates back quite some time—at one point, I wrote a browser extension that downloaded a single goal from SmartProgress and saved it as an HTML file. Now, I no longer plan to maintain a separate project for this purpose because the fewer different repositories there are, the simpler things become. And the simpler, the better. The migration is almost finished; all that’s left is to polish it and do some refactoring.

I also made various small fixes and improvements. I successfully “optimized” the HTML formatting. As a result, generating the static version of the site now takes only 2 minutes, whereas it used to take 16 minutes 📈

Fake Memory Card 💾🐞

I bought an “Elite” 1 TB memory card. The seller had a 99.9% positive rating on the marketplace. I thought: if a seller has a ton of positive reviews, then the store must be reliable. Turns out, no 🥴 The memory card actually only had 65 GB. That’s a shame, oh well. I wonder where all those positive reviews come from? I guess the seller sells various things: phone cases, headphones, and so on. The rating probably goes up because of those, but that’s just my guess 🤔 I formatted the existing 64 GB; I think I’ll use the card for various small things.