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Ah, the sweet irony of Python development. While most languages let you put whitespace wherever the hell you want, Python's like that micromanaging boss who freaks out if your indentation is off by a single space. The poor soul in this image is literally pointing at his screen, probably wondering why his perfectly logical code is throwing an "IndentationError" because tab #47 is somehow different from tabs #1-46. Meanwhile, his colleagues using JavaScript are throwing semicolons around like confetti and getting away with it. Seven years of programming experience and I'm still counting spaces like a first-grader learning arithmetic. Progress!

The AUDACITY of modern development! While the rest of us are drowning in Stack Overflow tabs and questioning our career choices, "vibe coders" are out here summoning AI agents with mystical cauldrons and threatening them with PUNISHMENT if they don't fix bugs! 💀 It's giving "I don't debug, I just intimidate my code until it works" energy. The AI agent in that cauldron is probably thinking "I didn't get trained on 10 trillion parameters for THIS kind of toxic workplace environment!" Meanwhile, the rest of us are manually fixing array indices like PEASANTS.

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