Stille Nacht

Die stille Zeit bricht an, und auch Isatis Web & Media macht eine Pause.

Aber nicht, ohne vorher Danke zu sagen - Danke an alle, mit denen wir im Jahr 2024 zusammenarbeiten durften. Danke an alle Kunden, Vermittler, Freunde und natürlich die Familie. Danke an alle, die uns in irgendeiner Form unterstützt haben, und auch Danke an alle, die wir unterstützen durften.

Wir sehen uns im Neuen Jahr, mit neuen Projekten und neuen Herausforderungen.

Und damit die Zeit bis dahin nicht zu langweilig wird, hier noch ein Weihnachtsgedicht. Allerdings nicht selbstgemacht, sondern von der modernen Version des Heiligen Geist, sprich einer KI:

‘Twas the night before coding, and all through the land
The programmers were stirring, with circuits at hand
Their keyboards aglow, like a festive holiday sight
As they battled to debug, through the winter’s cold night

The compiler was humming, a jolly old soul
As it checked each line of code, with a careful goal
To ensure that the program, would run smooth and true
And bring joy to all users, both new and old and few

The variable X, was a mystery to all
A hidden gem in the code, waiting to be enthrall
Its value unknown, like a festive surprise
Until the programmer uncovered it, with skillful eyes

The loop was a merry-go-round, spinning round and round
Executing each instruction, without a single sound
It danced through the data, with a joyful little spin
Until the program finished, and the task was done within

The debugging team, worked tirelessly all night
To find the bugs that were hiding, in plain sight
They pored over the code, with a careful, careful eye
And fixed each error, as it came by and by

At last the program ran, without a single hiccup or flaw
A Christmas miracle, in the coding world’s law
The programmers cheered, and exchanged happy glances too
For they had created something, that would bring joy anew

So here’s to the coders, on this festive night so bright
May their code be bug-free, and their programs shine with delight!

Llama 3.2 3B Instruct Q8 — Prompt “Write a poem in Christmas style, but about computer programming”