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You know that sinking feeling when you're reviewing code and suddenly spot something that makes absolutely zero sense? That's the teacher grading a World War 2 paper that randomly pivots to World of Tanks and NordVPN. Same energy as OpenAI announcing they're putting ads in ChatGPT responses.

Imagine asking ChatGPT for help debugging your React component and getting "Before we fix that infinite loop, let me tell you about today's sponsor, Raid Shadow Legends." The AI we trusted to write our commit messages is about to become just another billboard. We went from "move fast and break things" to "move fast and monetize everything."

The confusion on that face? That's every developer realizing the tool they've been copy-pasting from for the last two years is about to start shilling VPNs mid-response. Can't wait for my stack traces to include affiliate links.

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