manux81

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   Ask HN: Would filesystem bookmarks be useful in your shell workflow?

   4 points by manux81 2mo ago|2 comments
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   by manux81 8mo ago

   For context, I’ve been experimenting with a small open-source prototype while thinking about these ideas: https://github.com/manux81/qddd It’s very early and incomplete — mostly a way for me to explore what breaks once
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   by manux81 8mo ago

   That’s a very fair point. The hardest bugs I’ve dealt with were almost always the least reproducible ones, which makes even very powerful debuggers hard to apply in practice. It makes me wonder whether the real challenge is not just having
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   by manux81 8mo ago

   This resonates a lot. Framing debugging as an investigation — with hypotheses, evidence and gaps — feels much closer to how I experience real debugging, especially on complex systems. What I’m still unsure about is how much of that investig
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   by manux81 8mo ago

   Yes, that’s a good example — thanks for the link. Tools like this seem very strong at visualizing and exploring state, but they still tend to stay fairly close to the traditional “pause and inspect” model. What I keep struggling with is und
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   Ask HN: DDD was a great debugger – what would a modern equivalent look like?

   56 points by manux81 8mo ago|61 comments