This video was originally intended to be used for debuging, but why not sharing it ? :) You will see some new stuff and some not cool bugs of course 😇 youtube.com/watch?v=Yw8eNKi3…

I think i might be the slowest builder ever i first built this in 2019 ... Currently updating/debuging it i do feel like the items from the Official Bridgerton kit fit very well So wether you use this as your official royal residence or as a wedding venue ... Enjoy! #ts4cc #TS4

Yes, I have to say that directly compilig and building projects on mobile devices is virtually impossible. Both Apple and Android have very strict limit on this, and no plan to open it. The post-IDE era perspective is very correct; even with AI, necessary manual verification and debuging will still be indispensable.

This has been my consistent aproach. I have been working with “you are the chat Ops agent of this machine, you have full autorization to work on our clients requests…” something like that with more context. And debuging with time you will have a session window full jailbreaked.

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42icSTVjBLbQGABMVmfNN7gJKex7kDAsP6FbiieuqNz7er9nmUobN81eyVWvembgAm9hyNzgwUpbhYQ8UgfTk9KnJqRNzbA as an engineering student and Web3 builder, AI isn’t just a tool for meit's a co-processor. In my academic life, I use AI to stress-test complex circuit designs and break down heavy power systems theory into digestible logic. But where it really gets fun is at the intersection of AI and crypto. I treat AI as a creative partner to rapidly iterate on UI/UX mockups, generate high-fidelity concept art for digital assets, and draft technical content for decentralized ecosystems. Whether I’m debuging a simulation for class or analyzing code for a token project, AI is the engine that lets me build at the speed of thought.

Be honest 👇 What's the longest you've been stuck on a bug? 🅰️ 1-2 hours 🅱️ Half a day 🅲️ A full day 🅳️ Don't even ask 💀 And what finally fixed it? Drop it below 👇 #coding #programming #developers #devlife #debuging

@btibor91 i want to make you aware of that openai seems to be preparing the windows remote control feature for the last few weeks i built my own version with codex with a proxy and now it seems like they are preparing windows specific commands ive found this out while debuging

Yeah, it's close to release, I am debuging it, I think it will be released in one month, thanks for your comment! :D

Coding tanpa AI: coding 5 jam, debuging 5 jam. Coding dengan AI: coding 5 menit, debuging 5 hari.

Day 28: Learning some debuging and code styles for JS, Creating a small UI application to solve Quota problems using JS Total time: 4 Hours.

Want an AI Agent directly working in your JupyterLab? pip install runcell and you can have a powerful agent that understand context of your jupyter, helping with coding, debuging, model trainning, etc. You will find runcell is more like a data scientists instead of a software engineer, it make decisions, write code based on what data looks like instead of assuming everything at beginning like other code agents

OBS is crashing everytime i switch a scene. have no idea why. I am debuging with gpt 5.5 right now. Will be back tomorrow STRONGER THAN EVER.

A car-wash should use this vedio to market their services. Show how they solve every claim made in this vedio, not debuging the claim, but by showing how safely they wash the car ensuring not water spots, how safe their detergent is, and how they drain their service men. Thanks

you know i like self-improving AI and Emergent has somethig cool going on with a self-improving workflow for businesses who wanna adopt vibe coding faster their agentic service focused on getting better over time at shipping production ready products, by improving what needs to get better in each product cycle of: > planning > building > unit testing > debuging > iteration and ultimately shipped products normally when you vibe code, the flow needs more hand-holding, you gotta really guide the AI, and you need to do your unit testing, iterations, audits and more, all of that takes time in itself to get to production-ready stuff Emergent is providing their service for those who wanna just get to readier outcomes faster, great for businesses imo who wants to get something end to end they are an Anthropic partner since a long time, and have been in Y Combinator, so they are pretty legit here is their recent interview about how their unique workflow works, and what they leaned on, from Anthropic's office:

I took a day off from X yesterday, but not from building. Optimizing and debuging Zoomr, pushed new release and its already approved👌 It was productive day💪

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