For me it was when I finally realized how to merge TCP/IP nodal networks with exponential web sockets. *Even* with Planck space coefficients at maximal efficiency.

I know, I know… at this point you’re probably asking, “But how did you compute the n-log-n computation of the logarithmic probability matrix?”

Well, I’ll tell you. It was *quite* simple, really.

You see, during the third iteration of our company’s local AGILE devops waterfall scrum, I figured out a calculus using graph theory for quantum arrays, which basically allowed me to parse statistical matrices into one probability isotope.

Separate binaries became a thing of the past. Now I could add elements to my ArrayList at the speed of Spooky Action At A Distance.

You may have heard of (or not) the result: something called Quantum Supremacy. No big deal to a lot of ppl, but something I’m proud of, at least.