A Different Error Message Is Progress!

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A Different Error Message Is Progress!

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When you've been staring at the same error message for 3 hours, a new one feels like winning the lottery. The bar is so low that we celebrate not fixing the problem, but merely breaking it in a different way. That desk full of crumpled papers and empty coffee cups? That's not desperation—that's the natural habitat of a developer making "progress." Remember kids, in debugging, moving sideways is still moving!

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