Code has a subtle way of mirroring our discontent. With each flashing cursor, a reminder of promises left unfulfilled, documents unanswered, and hours that bleed into oblivion. "There are no bugs, only ghosts." The coffee spills lightly onto keys that have forgotten their purpose.
As we write iterations, haunted by syntax errors. The debugging threads cloud our minds like fog, obscured paths leading to nowhere. A phantom feeling of inadequacy rests on our shoulders like a second skin.
Reflecting on commits as if they define our worth. "Did I even exist today?" At the end of each sprint, a lone email reads: "Please explain the current state of affairs."
Sometimes, we hear the echoes of our peers in the harsh glow of the monitor, voices twisting, "You get paid to solve problems, but what if the problems are you?" Each line of code is a grave marker, each click a prayer.
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Find solace in unnoticed errors, the beauty of the crash, the allure of the blue screen. "Fail hard, fail fast." Scripts are merely the living manifestations of our chaotic thoughts. Even bugs have a soul—circling endlessly in the void, scattering their digital echoes.