Not only can I no longer find the directory where I stored it, but I’ve even forgotten the command I used to run it (Not only can I no longer find the directory where I stored it, but I’ve even forgotten the command I used to run it. I eventually found the solution in my ChatGPT history, but the experience made me reflect on the nature and fragility of memory. I remember doing it. I even wrote a blog post about it: https://www.yin.roma.it/2026/08/a-hybrid-playwright-and-google-analytics-4-api-pipeline-for-weekly-analytics-reporting/. I still have a strong impression of the whole process, yet I had completely forgotten the final command needed to execute it. It feels a little like being in an oral exam. The professor asks you a question, and suddenly you’re completely clueless (so it seems you have a very high probability of failing the exam). You retain a general impression of the subject, but the details themselves are simply gone. That feeling is… a little bad… I had even forgotten that the project was run with npm run rather than Python, and I had also forgotten the npm run retry command. Perhaps I’ll write something more about this relationship between memory, familiarity, and forgetting in the future).
