I am also finally churning through a decade old backlog. Mostly because some of the items are so big and would otherwise require so much dedication that I’d hav

I am also finally churning through a decade old backlog. Mostly because some of the items are so big and would otherwise require so much dedication that I’d have to do nothing else for a long while: a git-powered issue tracker, a highly secure git forge, a blog platform on top of a static site generator, an agentic orchestrator, a Nix flake that can pass ISAE 3000 as a managed alternative to Windows and MacOS. Not that I’ll start working on each of these this year. But even prioritising them eventually. Claude Code gives me the courage to imagine that I’ll have actual progress on big things because it helps me maintain an overview and not get stuck on details or gas out or lose interest, which I tend to. I recently rediscovered that I had done progress on the issue tracker 8 months ago and that this was so well-made in retrospect it motivated me to pick it up and continue. Leaving something in a well- documented way with weeks of effort poured into it over days is just a gift.