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THE AUDACITY of this meme! 💀 While optimists see a half-full glass and pessimists see it half-empty, Stack Overflow users are having an EXISTENTIAL CRISIS over why you'd even ASK about a glass in the first place! "This question has been marked as duplicate of 'Container Liquid Measurement 101' posted in 1962." Meanwhile, r/ProgrammerHumor is just recycling the same jokes for the 5,000th time like they're saving the planet with their dedication to content reuse. The circle of programmer life: struggle, Google, get judged on Stack Overflow, laugh about it on Reddit, repeat until retirement or mental breakdown—whichever comes first!

The dark art of debugging has evolved. Instead of waiting for help that never comes, just bait the internet with wrong answers. Post your question, switch accounts, reply with something horrifically incorrect, and watch as coding experts materialize from thin air to correct you with detailed explanations and working solutions. It's Cunningham's Law in its purest form - the fastest way to get the right answer isn't to ask a question, it's to post the wrong answer. The rage-fueled correctness of strangers is more reliable than any documentation.