10K followers on GitHub. Thank you all. It's been 13 years since I first touched open source as a college student learning to code.
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A developer celebrates reaching 10K GitHub followers, reflecting on how curiosity-driven open source became a meaningful part of life over 13 years.
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- Started open source as a college student 13 years ago; stayed passionate ever si
- Six core tools (e.g., Kaku, Waza) follow the philosophy: keep it simple, useful,
- Open source thrives on community support—sponsors enable long-term project susta
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The author expresses gratitude for reaching 10K GitHub followers.
Begins with curiosity as a student; evolves into a lifelong passion for open source.
All six tools adhere to minimalism: only what adds value stays.
Sponsors provide real-time energy and time investment to sustain projects.
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- 开源之路：从兴趣到社区
- 个人旅程
- 13 年前大学起步
- 从好奇到热爱
- 项目实践
- 6 个核心工具（Kaku 等）
- 统一设计哲学：极简主义
- 社区生态
- 10K GitHub 关注者
- 赞助者支持项目延续
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I never treated it as work. It was always something fun, something worth showing up for, day after day, commit after commit.
Anything added dilutes everything else. Keep it simple, keep it useful, cut everything that doesn't matter.
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10K followers on GitHub. Thank you all. It's been 13 years since I first touched open source as a college student learning to code. What started as curiosity became one of the most rewarding parts of my life. I never treated it as work. It was always something fun, something worth showing up for, day after day, commit after commit. Over time, my six pinned projects grew into a little family. Kaku, Waza, Kami, Mole, Pake, MiaoYan. A terminal, a skill set, a typesetter, a cleaner, a wrapper, and a writing app. Different purposes, same philosophy: anything added dilutes everything else. Keep it simple, keep it useful, cut everything that doesn't matter. A special thank you to every sponsor who put real support behind these projects. Open source runs on time and energy, and your generosity keeps it going. It means more than you know. Open source is a culture worth keeping alive. Stay curious, keep sharing, keep talking to each other. Here's to the next 13.
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