The Silent Scream Of Debugging

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The Silent Scream Of Debugging

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The eternal programmer's dilemma captured in crayon! Kid writes "Bugs make me feel fine" and when asked what they say upon seeing a bug: "nothing." That deadpan face is the universal expression of a dev who's died inside after spending 8 hours tracking down a missing semicolon. The silent rage. The stoic acceptance. The thousand-yard stare into the void of your IDE. Every developer knows that special flavor of existential dread when your code inexplicably works after adding a single space somewhere. Future debugger in training right here!

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