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by lloeki 2382 days ago
> "just make it another file" is surprisingly often the right next step

This way it also often turns out that the "fetch"/"cache" part gets naturally separated from the rest, and that's super useful to track down any permanent or transitory issue.

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Yes! It's basically a built-in stack trace! Permanently written straight to your disk!

It does get unwieldy after a certain size, but that's what I'm building tooling for.