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ya_vyaa
༼𝒇𝒊𝒂 :
senyam senyum kayak happy ending aja
2024-06-16 03:19:50
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larawontsayhi
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mga umiyak sa last episode:
2024-06-24 11:35:34
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nkuroa
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I LOVE THEM SM BUT THE ENDING…
2024-07-09 07:34:50
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mostdefinitelynotrien
karen :
cengar cengir, ke idup ae
2024-06-17 13:06:58
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pingxie :
para almarhum almarhumah
2024-06-17 03:32:43
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rmanexcy
Sha :
JANG SOO😭😭 MISSING THEMMM
2024-06-26 11:15:06
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hana1ah
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MISSING THEM 😭
2024-06-20 09:37:23
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jangsoo jagoan gwe
2024-06-18 10:51:07
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3009.dump
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pertemanan selucu ini berkelahi dengan youngsoo shiball😭😭
2024-06-17 21:54:23
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aelaa masa rewatch lagii😞😞
2024-06-17 22:31:18
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axxo_o
naninu :
lucu bgt pasti happy end
2024-07-10 11:48:07
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edelweis :
mau rewatch tapi males nangisnya
2024-06-17 12:37:42
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moon sang min kaya anak bayii😭
2024-07-14 10:14:12
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kangen mereka 🙁🙁🙁
2024-06-17 09:29:36
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asik banget senyum senyum, kaya yang happy ending aja
2024-06-18 01:36:24
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fyp pas orng nya udah gaada
2024-09-10 09:21:36
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тэ мааан😍😍💋
2024-07-04 20:15:08
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Ngeliat mereka ketawa² sblm mati konyol itu lebih sakit daripada ngeliat mereka mati karena bola ubi ungu🟣🥺💔
2024-06-19 05:28:27
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mereka ketawa penonton sekarat
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NANGIS BANGET😭
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xo, iya : unleash :
young soo shibal
2024-07-19 15:52:24
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yasmineee189
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senyum" kaya idup aj
2024-06-20 02:45:09
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bagus ga? mau nonton tp msh maju mundur
2024-06-18 00:26:07
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askya__
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youngsoo ga di ajak
2024-06-17 15:40:40
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mayat mayat ku sedang hepi🌹
2024-06-18 16:37:47
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Part 3 ~ What Debugging for Hours Does to Your Brain You've stared at a math problem for an hour with no progress, and then, seconds after you finally look away, the answer arrives out of nowhere. That exact experience happens to programmers more than almost anyone else on earth, and researchers have spent decades trying to understand what's actually happening during those long, silent hours where nothing seems to be moving forward. In this video: the 2016 University of Zurich fMRI study that found your prefrontal cortex actually goes quiet during stuck periods while a completely different brain network takes over, why experienced programmers shift into that associative mode faster than beginners (it's not about focus, it's about a library of prior bugs to search against), the real physiological cost of long debugging sessions after the 90-minute mark, and why the moment right before a breakthrough feels identical to the moment right before giving up. 💬 What's the longest you've ever been stuck on a single bug before the answer finally showed up, and where were you when it did? Tell me in the comments. Timestamps: 0:00​ – The stuck-then-suddenly-not experience 0:24​ – The 2016 Zurich fMRI study 1:10​ – What's happening in the first 20-30 minutes 1:44​ – The measurable shift to associative thinking 2:25​ – Why experts shift faster than novices 3:27​ – The physiological cost after 90 minutes 4:23​ – Why tired debugging introduces new bugs 5:07​ – The trap: breakthrough and giving up feel identical 6:00​ – What actually predicts a productive break 6:35​ – The physical trace left by years of debugging 7:26​ – Why longer sessions aren't automatically better #Programming​ #Neuroscience​ #Debugging​ #SoftwareEngineer​ #Psychology​ ​
Part 3 ~ What Debugging for Hours Does to Your Brain You've stared at a math problem for an hour with no progress, and then, seconds after you finally look away, the answer arrives out of nowhere. That exact experience happens to programmers more than almost anyone else on earth, and researchers have spent decades trying to understand what's actually happening during those long, silent hours where nothing seems to be moving forward. In this video: the 2016 University of Zurich fMRI study that found your prefrontal cortex actually goes quiet during stuck periods while a completely different brain network takes over, why experienced programmers shift into that associative mode faster than beginners (it's not about focus, it's about a library of prior bugs to search against), the real physiological cost of long debugging sessions after the 90-minute mark, and why the moment right before a breakthrough feels identical to the moment right before giving up. 💬 What's the longest you've ever been stuck on a single bug before the answer finally showed up, and where were you when it did? Tell me in the comments. Timestamps: 0:00​ – The stuck-then-suddenly-not experience 0:24​ – The 2016 Zurich fMRI study 1:10​ – What's happening in the first 20-30 minutes 1:44​ – The measurable shift to associative thinking 2:25​ – Why experts shift faster than novices 3:27​ – The physiological cost after 90 minutes 4:23​ – Why tired debugging introduces new bugs 5:07​ – The trap: breakthrough and giving up feel identical 6:00​ – What actually predicts a productive break 6:35​ – The physical trace left by years of debugging 7:26​ – Why longer sessions aren't automatically better #Programming​ #Neuroscience​ #Debugging​ #SoftwareEngineer​ #Psychology​ ​

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