What A Feeling

Imposter syndrome Code fix Developer life Programming psychology Coffee bugs validation Self doubt Developer happiness

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What A Feeling

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That brief moment of euphoria when your code finally works and you remember you're not a complete fraud after all. For about 5 minutes, you're basically a programming deity who deserves that senior developer title—until the next bug appears and the cycle of existential dread begins anew. The double coffee cups are clearly essential equipment for surviving this emotional rollercoaster. Nothing validates your career choices quite like fixing a bug that's been tormenting you for hours with a solution so simple it makes you question your entire education.

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