No Shi-Shi-Foo-Foo coming out parties for these girls. Big Hair, a tad too much makeup and maybe a bit rough around the edges, industrial debs (plural) can still be found in most major metropolitan areas. They just try a little harder than their competitors, the “well-heeled” debutant variety.
by yo_yo_mah September 10, 2023
Get the Industrial Debutante mug.A term coined by TikTok creator Filip Zieba, who often covers conspiracy theories and pseudoarchaeology. It is used (by Filip himself) to shame and/or dissuade skeptics of Filip's content by calling them "google debunkers" and implying that a Google search that would disprove his misinformation is itself the misinformation.
"The Google Debunkers out there will claim that this is 'giant sloth' skeleton is real, but come on, it's obviously a primordial giant human."
(shows a picture of a Megatherium, a real extinct species of giant sloth)
(shows a picture of a Megatherium, a real extinct species of giant sloth)
by Do your own academic research! May 14, 2024
Get the Google Debunker mug.Reverse debugging is the process of trying to understand how someone successfully debugged a program you couldn't
- How did this guy manage to make my program work?
- I don't know, let's use reverse debugging to find out.
- I don't know, let's use reverse debugging to find out.
by SodiumChloride08 November 29, 2024
Get the reverse debugging mug.An alter ego of popular youtuber Duncanyounot (aka Duncan Joseph) (aka Duncan). It originates from a video "I Prank Called SCAMMERS" where Duncan is calling a scammer, and the scammer asks for his name. The goal is to obviously prank the scammer, so Duncan responds by saying "Shannon Debussy". The scammer then asks how the last name is spelt, and Duncan says "J-O-J-O-S-I-W-A". This clip of the video went viral, and is still popular to this day (2026).
Person 1: Do you watch Duncanyounot? Person 2: Who's that? I've only ever heard of Shannon Debussy. Person 1: How do you spell that? Person 2: J-O-J-O-S-I-W-A. *laughter*
by strangerthingsfan February 7, 2026
Get the shannon debussy mug.A form of debunking where the debunking itself relies on assumptions that have been debunked by the very claims being debunked, creating a circular structure. The debunker assumes the falsehood of what they're debunking, uses that assumption to generate debunking arguments, then presents those arguments as proof of falsehood. The circle is invisible to the debunker because their starting assumptions feel like common sense, not like assumptions. Circular Debunking doesn't engage the actual claim—it just performs skepticism within a closed loop that already assumes what it's trying to prove.
Circular Debunking - Debunking in Circles "He debunked spiritual experiences by saying 'they're just brain activity.' But that assumes materialism, which is exactly what spiritual experiences challenge. That's Circular Debunking—using the framework being questioned as the standard for questioning it. The circle is invisible to him because his framework feels like reality. But circular reasoning doesn't become linear just because you're confident."
by Dumu The Void February 28, 2026
Get the Circular Debunking - Debunking in Circles mug.Just like the term Rubber duck debugging, which is in software engineering, a method of debugging code. The name is a reference to a story in the book The Pragmatic Programmer in which a programmer would carry around a rubber duck and debug their code by forcing themselves to explain it, line-by-line, to the duck. Many other terms exist for this technique, often involving different inanimate objects.
The "coffee mug debugging" is the same method of debugging code with which developers force themselves to read and explain their code line-by-line, to the coffee mug. There are developers who calls this planted plot debugging as well. But "coffee mug debugging" seems more convenient at this century since it's easy to find a coffee mug for a developer than a "rubber duck" or "planted plot".
The "coffee mug debugging" is the same method of debugging code with which developers force themselves to read and explain their code line-by-line, to the coffee mug. There are developers who calls this planted plot debugging as well. But "coffee mug debugging" seems more convenient at this century since it's easy to find a coffee mug for a developer than a "rubber duck" or "planted plot".
I had done coffee mug debugging for my dart code in flutter and found out a syntax error and fixed it.
by theoryginal February 17, 2020
Get the coffee mug debugging mug.Debugging JavaScript code using alert statements to determine flow of control and inspect variables.
by ekolis June 4, 2020
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