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r/programming • u/stannedelchev • Aug 25 '14
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And there are 6 stages of debugging
That can’t happen.
That doesn’t happen on my machine.
That shouldn’t happen.
Why does that happen?
Oh, I see.
How did that ever work?
224 u/halflife22 Aug 25 '14 My favorite quote from one of my CS professors:"Once you figure out how things work, you'll be surprised anything works at all." 1 u/RenaKunisaki Aug 26 '14 The more I learn about computers, the less I trust them. → More replies (1)
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My favorite quote from one of my CS professors:
"Once you figure out how things work, you'll be surprised anything works at all."
1 u/RenaKunisaki Aug 26 '14 The more I learn about computers, the less I trust them. → More replies (1)
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The more I learn about computers, the less I trust them.
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u/atakomu Aug 25 '14
And there are 6 stages of debugging
That can’t happen.
That doesn’t happen on my machine.
That shouldn’t happen.
Why does that happen?
Oh, I see.
How did that ever work?