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Content Me at the age of 8 Me now I will be the best scientist and the best engineer in the whole world how do I fetch the data from database using LINO

The perfect Vim soundtrack doesn't exi— Oh wait, it does! A Spotify playlist for Vim users with song titles that perfectly capture the existential crisis of first-time Vim users: "What Am I Doing Here" - every developer's first thought after accidentally opening Vim "How Did I Get Here" - the moment of panic sets in as you realize normal keyboard shortcuts don't work "Can't Get Out" - the universal Vim experience of frantically trying to exit (hint: it's :q!) "Asdfjkl;" - just random key mashing hoping something works The 1246 saves represent all the StackOverflow searches for "how to exit vim" that have saved countless developer careers.

The four stages of debugging grief in one Discord chat: Confidence: "yea" - I got this! Panic: "WHY DOES MY CODE BREAK I DIDNT DO ANYTHING" - the universal cry of developers everywhere who swear they only changed one tiny thing Realization: "oh" - that moment when you spot your missing semicolon or extra bracket Surrender: "nvm" - the programming equivalent of "let's pretend this never happened" The beauty is in how quickly we cycle through these emotions. One minute you're screaming into the void, the next you're quietly closing your IDE tab hoping nobody noticed your catastrophic typo.