Bisection is one of the most powerful tools I have at my disposal while debugging. (Right after print(), heh.)
Today's adventure: Something in my IDE's config is breaking my workflow. I can't find it by poking around, so I'm deleting alternating halves of its config directory to see which files affect the issue. Just 4 iterations in and I think I know which *file* to start biseecting.
This is something that should be taught in school.
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