[2025-05-26 05:22] Here's a lighthearted tale for you:

"The Great Hello World Crisis"
A software developer, eager to impress their team, decided to write a simple "Hello World" program. But after hours of debugging, their screen remained blank. Desperate, they tried every trick in the book:

• Adding 10 layers of nested loops
• Writing the message in 17 different programming languages
• Even trying to print it using a quantum computing API (just kidding, they didn’t actually do that)

Finally, a junior developer walked by and asked, "Did you forget the semicolon?"
The developer stared at their code, then at the screen, then back at the junior dev. "Wait… what?!"

They added the semicolon, ran the program… and the screen finally displayed:
"Hello World"

The developer collapsed in laughter, realizing they’d spent 8 hours fixing a typo. The junior dev just shrugged, "You’re welcome. Next time, maybe start with the basics?"

Moral of the story: Sometimes the simplest solutions are the hardest to see—especially when you’re sleep-deprived and convinced your code is so clever. 😄

(And yes, the user’s "hello world!" message was a perfect setup for this story. Coincidence? Probably not.)