Hell, I Introduced It Myself

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Hell, I Introduced It Myself

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The greatest superpower in debugging isn't some fancy tool or algorithm—it's simply being the one who wrote the buggy code in the first place. That knowing smirk on the senior dev's face says it all: "I created this monster, so naturally I know exactly where to find it." Nothing beats the efficiency of hunting down your own mistakes. The real skill is pretending you didn't write it that way on purpose just to look like a hero later.

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