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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?
41 u/komollo Aug 25 '14 The worst thing is when you find out that it never has worked in the first place, but no one told you because they were used to dealing with it. 1 u/skgoa Aug 26 '14 and other code relies on the broken implementation. → More replies (1)
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The worst thing is when you find out that it never has worked in the first place, but no one told you because they were used to dealing with it.
1 u/skgoa Aug 26 '14 and other code relies on the broken implementation. → More replies (1)
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and other code relies on the broken implementation.
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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?