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  • I need at least 3 pillows for sleeping comfortably. Doesn't matter if I even actually touch them, but I do need them just in case. One primary chonky one, and 2 slimmer ones to adjust height and etc.

    • Leatherman metal bracelet with a lot of tools on the wrist. Not only it is strong and sturdy, but also looks cool. Also, saved me from being completely locked inside a room with no one around cause the door handle decided to break. Quickly disassembled the locking mechanism with the bracelet and was free in 2 mins, lol. Leatherman might be on an expensive side but there sure are alternatives. More than that, somehow I never had any issues with airports. They literally let me take it onboard every single time.
    • Phone holder for bed, aka robo-arm. Watching content before/while sleeping has never been more convenient.
    • A waist bag. No more stretched out jeans cause I keep all my stuff in the pockets.
    • A gas lighter. Works as a candle substitute if necessary. Also stylish.
    • A small but reliable kickscooter might be a great option if you need to go some distance that's too long to walk and too short for a taxi drive.
    • A second usb-c charger for the laptop actually is a convenient thing if you need to carry the laptop across rooms. No need to carry the bulky charger every time.
    • Speaking of chargers, consider buying a lot of 2 or 3 way wireless chargers for your mobile devices. I don't remember last time I bothered with plugging in my phone cause it's always charged wherever I go due to having wireless chargers everywhere.
    • On an expensive side, but a good sturdy metal gaming chair.
    • A portable SSD. Saved me by having all my backups many times.
    • A usb-A and usb-C compatible flash drive.
    • Paper cups and plates I guess? I don't like doing dishes and those two both eliminate the need to, but without a downside of being plastic.
    • Gonna sound strange, but a ladder. Replacing burnt lightbulbs with a chair is a nightmare, at least in my house.
  • Let's face it, such comments usually cause more problems than do good. If someone changes the code and forgets to modify the comment, the reader might favor one or another at random. "Stop sign" example isn't the best but you get my point.

    Comments at best should explain some non-obvious logic, or some sort of reasons for implementing one way or another. For SDKs and packages overall, public APIs should also be commented. The rest imo should be readable from code.