As a user, it is easy to take for granted the bundles of work that go into making the results of a piece of code not only usable, but intuitive and relatively simple. Knowing how to code is all about problem-solving, often in the hopes that somebody who doesn’t have that skill will be able to enjoy an end product that can help them in some way. This means that the onus is on you, the programmer, to make sure that everything is running smoothly enough for there to be no complaints. It can be a tough job, but somebody has to do it and the rewards can make it worthwhile (if you get a cushy enough job through doing it). It also means that you get to relate to the world of programming memes, and all the humor that balances the frustration of the coding process. There has to be a bit of both to make it work.