The Duality Of Developer Existence

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The Duality Of Developer Existence

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The coding life in a nutshell: 95% of the time you're a stressed-out mess, frantically Googling error messages and questioning your career choices. Then there's that magical 5% when your code finally works and suddenly you're Tony Stark announcing to the world that you're a genius. No middle ground. Just perpetual suffering interrupted by brief moments of godlike euphoria. The duality of dev life hits different.

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