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this post was submitted on 15 Dec 2024
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Not quite Schrödinger's cat, but in programming we have Heisenbugs named after Schrödinger's peer.
It's when you have a bug/crash that is not reproducible when debugging it. Might be that you're reading some memory that you're not supposed to, and the debugger just sets it up differently. Maybe you have a race condition that just never happens with the debugger attached.