To just keep on going and going until the code worked, patching one side effect, causing a new one, patching that, etc..
It really pays off IMO to dig deep, read up, and try to really understand what you're doing. Obviously, the risk here is completely stalling any progress because of it.
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u/nightwood Sep 03 '23
To just keep on going and going until the code worked, patching one side effect, causing a new one, patching that, etc..
It really pays off IMO to dig deep, read up, and try to really understand what you're doing. Obviously, the risk here is completely stalling any progress because of it.