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I Let AI Rewrite My Bug Fix — Here's What Happened
Last week I hit one of those bugs. You know the kind — a race condition in a WebSocket handler that only appeared under heavy load, disappeared when you added logging, and laughed at your breakpoints. After three hours of console.log archaeology, I decided to try something different: I fed the entire module to an AI coding assistant and asked it to find the bug. The Setup The codebase is a real-time collaboration tool (think Google Docs but for developers). The problematic module handled concurr
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