What Gives People Feelings Of Power

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When your AI coding assistant goes full necromancer mode just to create a file. First it updates its todo list (very organized, 10/10 productivity), then it starts "Creating file" like a normal person would, but THEN it decides to summon Clippy from the depths of Microsoft Office hell. For those who weren't traumatized by early 2000s computing: Clippy was that annoying paperclip assistant that would pop up asking "It looks like you're writing a letter!" when you were clearly trying to write your resignation because of Clippy. Microsoft mercifully killed it in 2007. So yeah, Claude apparently thinks the best way to help with file creation is to resurrect the most hated office assistant of all time. What's next, summoning Microsoft Bob? Bringing back Internet Explorer 6? The digital equivalent of a séance nobody asked for.

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Someone decided to use age as a primary key in their database. You know, that field that changes every single year and is shared by millions of people. The error message "User with this age already exists" is the database's polite way of saying "congratulations, you've just discovered that multiple 17-year-olds can exist simultaneously on planet Earth." Primary keys are supposed to be unique and immutable. Age is neither. It's like using "human" as a username and wondering why registration keeps failing. This person will indeed go far—straight into a legacy codebase that everyone else refuses to touch.