Trust issues manifest differently in developers. CTRL+V? Sure, paste once and move on like a well-adjusted human being. CTRL+C though? That's where the paranoia kicks in.
Everyone knows you gotta hit that copy shortcut at least three times because what if the first one didn't register? What if the second one was a fluke? Better make it three to be absolutely certain your clipboard actually has the content. It's basically the programmer's version of checking if you locked the door.
The bar chart perfectly captures this neurosis—sky-high confidence in paste, microscopic faith in copy. Because nothing haunts you quite like pasting the wrong thing into production and realizing you never actually copied what you thought you did.
AI
AWS
Agile
Algorithms
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Apple
Bash
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