I Have Never Seen This Question In My Life

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I Have Never Seen This Question In My Life

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That moment of digital déjà vu when you're frantically searching for a solution, only to discover your past self already solved it. Left brain: "Who is this genius?" Right brain: "It's literally you, idiot." The duality of developer existence—simultaneously your own greatest resource and biggest amnesiac. The real flex isn't solving the problem; it's forgetting you solved it so you can experience the joy of discovery twice.

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