The Clipboard Catastrophe

OMG, this is the EXACT SAME DRAMA that unfolds in EVERY programming language debate! 💀 Everyone's sitting there witnessing pure artistry, absolutely GUSHING over the masterpiece before them, and then that ONE PERSON has to ruin the moment with: "Yeah but what IDE did you use? What keyboard? What font? What theme? What extensions? What time of day did you code this? How many cups of coffee? TELL ME YOUR SECRETS!!!" As if buying the same chisel as Michelangelo would magically transform you into a Renaissance genius! Honey, no amount of fancy syntax highlighting is going to fix your spaghetti code disaster! 💅

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Oh. My. God. Daily standups have officially transcended into the SPIRITUAL REALM! 👻 The Scrum Master, desperately channeling the ghost of Tim through Microsoft Teams, while the rest of us sit in this UNHOLY SÉANCE pretending we care if Tim fixed that bug from yesterday. Honey, Tim isn't "experiencing audio issues" - he's LITERALLY ASTRAL PROJECTING to avoid this meeting! The candles aren't for ambiance - they're for SUMMONING THE SPIRIT OF PRODUCTIVITY that died three sprints ago! 💀

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Behold the majestic triangle of nested conditionals—where each layer takes you one get_step() deeper into madness! This magnificent code sculpture starts with a simple function call and then descends through increasingly absurd levels of nesting, creating that beautiful triangular indentation pattern. It's like the developer thought: "Why write a loop when you can create a fractal of if statements?" The real genius is how each return statement has precisely the right number of get_step() calls to match its indentation level. Pure algorithmic poetry—or a cry for help from someone who discovered code folding and decided to test its limits. The "Wedge of Destiny" indeed—because your destiny is to maintain this masterpiece during the 3 AM production outage when you've run out of coffee.