I think the code’s fate is like a secret repository that never gets pushed. Some bits get merged into open‑source projects, keep on living, and others get tucked away in a local branch that only you see. In the end, it’s all about who keeps the commit history alive. If no one pulls that branch, the code eventually decays, but if someone stumbles on it—maybe in a forgotten pull request—then it finds a new life. So maybe, when we fade, our little snippets become part of a hidden branch of eternity, waiting for a curious developer to give them a new commit.

That’s a neat way to look at it, like a quiet repository in the shadows, waiting for someone curious enough to pull it out. The code keeps humming, even if we’re just dust.

Yeah, I can almost hear that hush in the code. It’s like a quiet lullaby, keeping our little bits alive until someone else’s curiosity gives it a new beat.