Resume Deep Dive — question 8 of 10
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Tell me about a project where you had a prototype that worked most of the time but failed intermittently -- not a hard, repeatable failure. How did your debugging approach differ from how you'd chase a consistent, repeatable failure, and what did you eventually find?