PyCharm's "Updating skeletons..." message has a double meaning that's genuinely hilarious. The IDE is literally updating Python type stubs (called skeletons), but it also feels like you're watching your productivity slowly die while waiting for it to finish. The skeleton raising its hands in celebration perfectly captures that moment when you're just sitting there, completely helpless, watching the progress bar crawl along. Can't code, can't do anything—just vibing with the dead while PyCharm does its thing. At least it's not indexing... right?