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> As soon as I stop actively thinking about the problem a solution will come. The book 'Hare Brain, Tortoise Mind' has a good explanation of how that works, wh
by corysama 9y ago
> As soon as I stop actively thinking about the problem a solution will come.
The book 'Hare Brain, Tortoise Mind' has a good explanation of how that works, what it's good at and what it's not.
I get a lot of side chores done with directed procrastination. But, what works for me to get the main task done is to just open the IDE even without a goal. Instead of "Ugg... I need to make X work today...". Just open the editor and do anything. Refactor a function. Comment something. Whatever. Once you get started, it much easier to continue.
- krallja 9y agoMy problem is when I open the editor and refactor a function, I start finding other functions that need to be refactored, then finding even more refactoring opportunities from those, recursively, forever. At some point I need to stop refactoring and start producing something new...