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If this isn't true for you, you may not be solving hard problems.
by potta_coffee 6y ago
If this isn't true for you, you may not be solving hard problems.
- Leherenn 6y agoWouldn't hard problems make it easier to remember? If you spent a couple of months a few hundred lines of code, then you probably know it much better than something you finished in an afternoon. Personally, I can remember pretty much every line of some algorithms I wrote years ago, but I was doing some cleaning the other day and there was a month old abandoned branch I had no idea why it was written.
- potta_coffee 6y agoHard problems are more unique but often more complex. I can normally remember the gist of how complex things work but the details fade from memory pretty quickly.