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The bell curve of developer intelligence strikes again! This meme shows the classic horseshoe theory of programming wisdom: both the blissfully ignorant junior (IQ 55) and the enlightened senior architect (IQ 145) agree that single-file microservices are the way to go. Meanwhile, the mid-level developers with their "Hexagonal Architecture, DDD, Layers of Responsibility" are sweating bullets trying to impress everyone with overcomplicated design patterns. It's the circle of developer life - you start by writing spaghetti code in one file because you don't know better, then you discover "best practices" and create 47 interfaces for a CRUD app, and finally you realize that simplicity was the answer all along. The true galaxy brain move is calling your 2000-line Python script a "microservice" and deploying it to production on Friday afternoon.

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The comic perfectly illustrates how programming languages are judged by their age in the tech industry. Python (created in 1991) is 33 years old and gets an "aww, you're sweet" reaction, while Java (created in 1995) at 29 years old triggers immediate HR concerns. It's the same energy as a senior dev explaining why their legacy COBOL system is "mature" but your 5-year-old framework is "unstable." The tech world's double standard hits harder than a production outage on a Friday afternoon.