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* There's usually something that really turns them on and I always try to find it.* Yep, and that something can drift over years, days, even minutes. I find co
by vonseel 7y ago
* There's usually something that really turns them on and I always try to find it.*
Yep, and that something can drift over years, days, even minutes. I find code very conducive to hyperfocus, maybe more so than something like playing guitar - it's funny, because so much of coding can be mundane and repetitive, but that quality seems to help with getting started and finding a flow state.
I rarely hyperfocus on writing music or playing instruments anymore, but I used to zone out and play for hours. I'm not sure what changes in a person that makes that more difficult one day than the next.
- hinkley 7y agoIf you think code can be repetitive, try learning to play an instrument. Playing the same chords over and over again, making fewer and fewer mistakes, all while this song you used to love, you are now beginning to have serious doubts about.