Thoughts-as-a-Repository: Thoughts as a Git Repo
Thoughts-As-a-Repository using a GitHub Repository
Just a left-brain exercise, on how would I introduced philosophical thinking in Software and how it might look like a Git repository
I will keep it less verbose and more visual.
Aim
It is not intented for any audience, or for all if it clicks. I have no control of what the outcomes are and I am satisfied with that.
Repository
Status Quo
A while ago I was living:

Life was Progressing
But then something started to bug me.

Bug Report: Lacking Satisfaction in Life
Something had to be done, and I had to find a path.

Development Roadmap Comment on Bug Report
I stumbled upon something interesting and it caught my attention. So I branched out into a development stage and whether I would reach somewhere rather than being nowhere.

Branch out into a Development Stage
I started gather information on Stoicism like the arm-chair researcher I was and jotted somethings down.
Initial Investigations on Stoicism

High Level Research Reference Commit
I started to like this Stoicism and decided to compile something useful, that I can comprehend.

Conduct a Chore of Core Concepts of Stoicism
Guilty as charged, in terms of my Goldfish Attention Span I did compile somethings valuable that I can go through easily about Stoicism
Core Concepts/Principles in Layman Terms

Compile a Document on Core Concepts of Stoicism
I started practicing simple things in everyday life and I was ready to accept certain values in my life.

Create a Pull Request in my current lifestyle
I felt a bit more satisfied, less anxious and more in control of my thought process. This feels good!

Bump satisfaction version from v0.0 to v0.5
What if, I can bring this thought process also to Software, into things at work or also for my personal projects that will help me grow?

Feature Request: add practical approach
Got my thoughts together and started practicing them. I seem to be doing good, better than where I started from.
Journal Entry of practicing Stoicism in Software

Add Stoic Coding Concepts that work for Me.
I think I can commit to these practices to the best of abilities everyday at work or for personal projects

Create a Pull Request of Stoic Coding in main lifestyle
Seems like it is working. Less anxiety, more resilience, a lot of satisfaction! Time to bump that satisfaction version.

Bump satisfaction to v1.0
Future Roadmap
- Read Books by Marcus Aurelius, Seneca, Epictetus
- Find methods out for practical philosophy to keep the version bumps rolling till I roll into a grave.
Till then remember:
We suffer more in Imagination than in reality