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An unintentional mistake or omission in the programming code of an application that causes undesirable results. This tag will be used in discussions identifying potential bugs and seeking ways to circumvent or correct them.
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Suddenly the "diagnosticd" daemon rise up to over 200% CPU usage
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Quitting the iOS Simulator resolved the issue.
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