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      <description>To me, debugging is less stressful if you can tackle it systematically.

I make less progress when I’m just trying things at random, but that’s easy to do when your mind is clouded by the problem in front of you, and you’re feeling overwhelmed.

I don’t have a secret, special solution, what I want to share is a bunch of ordinary things you can try when you’re feeling stuck.

These are by no means original ideas, and I will be surprised if you haven't heard of them, but it’s useful to have as a reference. </description>
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I make less progress when I’m just trying things at random, but that’s easy to do when your mind is clouded by the problem in front of you, and you’re feeling overwhelmed.

I don’t have a secret, special solution, what I want to share is a bunch of ordinary things you can try when you’re feeling stuck.

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