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I've experienced this as well and the phenomenon is more pronounced if the role/company was unremarkable at the time, and it was as if I overwrote the memory wi
by sizzle 8y ago
I've experienced this as well and the phenomenon is more pronounced if the role/company was unremarkable at the time, and it was as if I overwrote the memory with the excitement of the next job, then rinse and repeat with every new job.
- galaxyLogic 8y agoI guess something like that is going on in my brain too. The code I come up with often feels exciting because it is a solution to a problem, but then the next several 100 code-solutions overwrite the memory of what once felt important. It is no longer important, so I think it's good my brain let's go of it. But often I lament having not much documented why I wrote some code the way I did