The 3 AM Stack Overflow Obsession

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The 3 AM Stack Overflow Obsession

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Your brain at 3 AM is the ULTIMATE BETRAYER! There you are, desperately trying to catch some Z's before another day of debugging hell, when your traitorous brain decides it's the PERFECT moment to contemplate the Stack Overflow homepage layout! NOT the solution to world hunger, NOT your crush's phone number, but the EXACT SHADE OF ORANGE on those upvote buttons! And suddenly you're WIDE AWAKE wondering if the navbar has changed since yesterday. Sleep? Who needs it when you can mentally reconstruct a website you've visited 47 times today already?!

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