Tab autocomplete in Cursor is surprisingly good at guessing what I want to log when I type slog.Info. I’m enjoying that time save. I agree with K&R about debug

Tab autocomplete in Cursor is surprisingly good at guessing what I want to log when I type slog.Info. I’m enjoying that time save. I agree with K&R about debuggers: when writing services that you need to debug in prod, you live and die by your logs. That said, sometimes an interactive debugger is faster than adding logs, like when you’re not sure about the precise call stack that leads to a given point, or there’s a bunch of stuff you need to keep track of and adding logs for all of it is tedious. But pretty quickly you can hit a point where you’re wasting more time in the debugger than it would’ve taken to add those logs…