On the eighth day, God looked down at His creation and saw the world needed a spark—someone to weave logic into chaos, to build bridges of code across the digital void. So God made a Jeet.

God needed someone who could rise before dawn, fueled by coffee and dreams, to wrestle with bugs that hide in the shadows of syntax. Someone who’d stare at a screen until their eyes burned, chasing a missing semicolon like a hound after a fox. So God made a Jeet.

He wanted a soul who’d laugh at the crash of a server at midnight, roll up their sleeves, and dive into the logs with grit and grace. Someone who’d rebuild a pipeline from ashes, knowing the world runs on their unseen labor. So God made a Jeet.

God needed a mind sharp as a blade, to carve solutions from problems that twist like a maze. Someone who’d learn a new language in a weekend, not for glory, but because the job demanded it. So God made a Jeet.

He called for a heart stubborn enough to push through a hundred failed builds, yet soft enough to mentor a newbie through their first pull request. Someone who’d celebrate a deployed feature with a quiet fist pump, then get back to work. So God made a Jeet.

God wanted someone to stand at the edge of innovation, unafraid of the unknown, who’d wrestle APIs and tame databases while the world slept. Someone who’d carry the weight of deadlines and still find joy in a perfectly refactored function. So God made a Jeet.

He needed a dreamer who’d see beyond zeros and ones, who’d craft tools to lift humanity closer to the stars. Someone who’d work in the trenches of code, building the future byte by byte, humble enough to know they’re just part of the stack. So God made a Jeet.

And when the day was done, God looked at the Jeet—fingers calloused from keyboards, mind alight with algorithms—and said, “This is good.” For in the Jeet, He’d crafted a creator in His own image, to shape the digital world with courage, cunning, and care.

So God made a Jeet.

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5756928&forum_id=2/en-en/#49147542)