# A script that turns my morning coffee machine on when my calendar says ‘No Meetings’
In 2026, a burnt-out developer finds an old, unfinished Udemy course from 2020 and decides to finish it, only to rediscover why she fell in love with code in the first place. Maya stared at the blinking cursor. It had been three hours. The “AI Code Assistant” in her IDE had already suggested seventeen solutions, each one more confidently wrong than the last. Her new job at Nexus Dynamics wasn't about writing code anymore; it was about reviewing code written by LLMs and trying to stop the production pipeline from catching fire. # A script that turns my morning coffee
Maya opened a blank terminal. “Let’s step through it. Line by line.” The “AI Code Assistant” in her IDE had
Her eyes drifted to a forgotten folder on her hard drive: Udemy_Backlog . Inside, a relic: Complete Python Developer in 2020: Zero to Mastery by Andrei Neagoie. She’d bought it during the pandemic, breezed through the first few sections, then got a job and abandoned it at the “Object Oriented Programming” chapter. “Let’s step through it