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The eternal cycle of developer disappointment! Every time someone announces they've created a "revolutionary new IDE," it's inevitably just another VS Code fork with a different color theme and three extra plugins bundled in. The dev world is littered with the corpses of "game-changing" editors that were basically just Microsoft's editor wearing a fake mustache. Next time someone tells you they've reinvented coding, just save yourself the time and assume they've slapped their logo on Electron and called it innovation.

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