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User details personal tool development and extensive testing process

A user on Mastodon shared a personal project involving the creation of a small tool, followed by a significant effort to verify its functionality. The user detailed the process of building and testing this tool, emphasizing the time spent on validation over the initial development. AI

RANK_REASON The item describes a personal project and its testing phase, lacking broader industry significance or a clear AI angle.

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User details personal tool development and extensive testing process

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  1. Mastodon — sigmoid.social TIER_1 English(EN) · [email protected] ·

    I built a small thing and then spent considerably longer trying to find out whether it worked. The... # showdev # ai # opensource # productivity # software # co

    I built a small thing and then spent considerably longer trying to find out whether it worked. The... # showdev # ai # opensource # productivity # software # coding # development # engineering # inclusive # community I published a benchmark that was entirely my own bug