
Hallucinating. Confidently. The facts can catch up later.
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Hallucinating. Confidently. The facts can catch up later.
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Your code is doing something. Nobody knows what. It is Booping.
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Pondering. The orb is implied.
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Ruminating. Cannot stop, will not stop, esc key long since worn smooth.
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Vibing. Task status: no task. Progress: immaculate.
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Honking. The computer is honking. Do not ask why the computer is honking.
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Crunching. The numbers, the deadline, possibly your core. The terminal declines to specify.
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Crunched for 7m 33s. The terminal does not say whether that was abs or a build job, and neither should you.
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Manifesting. Press esc to stop believing.
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Percolating. The coffee, the thought, or the background process: all three take exactly as long as they take.
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Brewing. Coffee, beer, tea or trouble: the spinner does not discriminate.
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Baking. Do not open the oven. Do not press esc.
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Cooking. Let them cook.
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Marinating. Minimum four hours. Ideally overnight. Do not press esc.
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Spinning. It is what the loading icon does, what the DJ does, and what you did at 6am while questioning your choices.
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Edging. Green spinner. Obviously about lawns.
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Gooning. Estimated time remaining: unknown.
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Gooned for 2h 7m 33s. The session is complete. The terminal kept the receipts.
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Edged for 2h 59m 59s. One second short of three hours. Discipline.
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