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built a small space on the internet not a portfolio, just things i’m building, thinking about, and collecting like a journal site → adayinalife[dot]vercel[dot]app (check thread) how it works: i dump thoughts into poke ai Poke → it structures them in Notion → site pulls and turns it into... show more

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