I'm the same. I tend to get derailed on making my code philosophically "right" and aesthetically "soothing" (for lack of a better word), even when it doesn't ob

I'm the same. I tend to get derailed on making my code philosophically "right" and aesthetically "soothing" (for lack of a better word), even when it doesn't obviously matter to the scope of the project, rather than just it to the point where it _works_ by some operation of the Holy Spirit. Unsuprisingly I'm the "is he working ?" guy (I may fit in the attention disorder category that was a point of discussion in the confidence thread[1] the other day). But at least I'm not the "his code broke our shit again" guy. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27533988 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27533988