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Three generations, same circus. New devs think ChatGPT is revolutionary. Old school devs know StackOverflow is the real MVP. Ancient devs? They actually read the documentation—which honestly makes them the most unhinged of the bunch. We've gone from "RTFM" to "copy from SO" to "ask the robot overlord," but the core skill remains unchanged: ctrl+c, ctrl+v, pray it works. The source changes, the desperation doesn't. Fun fact: developers who claim they read documentation are either lying or writing it themselves. There is no third option.

The infinite recursion of tech support. Even the most brilliant engineers have that one friend they text at 2AM with "hey, my thing is broken." Follow that chain long enough and you'll eventually find some mysterious bearded figure in a basement who still uses Vim and hasn't updated their OS since 2003. That person? They just Google stuff like the rest of us, but somehow their searches actually work.

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