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A raw, unfiltered log of building a startup from scratch — while simultaneously preparing for a company switch. DSA, system design, shipping code, staying sane.

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progvale — zsh
~/progress $ cat mission.txt→ Switch to a top-tier tech company→ Ship an MVP for my startup→ Do both simultaneously→ Document everything publicly
~/progress $ ./status.shMode: LOCK-IN 🔒Streak: 0 days 🔥MVP: 0% completeDays remaining: 180
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About this log

6 months.
One brutal sprint.

This isn't a polished blog. It's a live log — raw notes, daily entries, wins and failures, documented as they happen.

Every day: DSA problems, system design, building the startup MVP. No filter.

If you're on a similar grind — preparing for interviews, building something, or just leveling up — this might resonate.

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The plan

6-Month
Battle Plan

Four fronts. One sprint. All logged in public.

  • 01
    DSA Mastery
    Solving 150+ problems across all difficulty levels. Patterns, not memorization.
  • 02
    System Design
    Deep diving distributed systems, databases, and scalability patterns.
  • 03
    Startup MVP
    Building a production-ready product from scratch. Shipping every week.
  • 04
    Fundamentals
    OS, networking, compilers, and the stuff most engineers gloss over.
Current progress

Where I'm at

Progress data coming soon — connect /api/stats from Java.
Follow the journey

Follow the grind.
Day by day.

Updated every single day. No polished summaries — just raw, honest logs of what's getting built and what's getting broken.