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Is this really a problem? When I code, I always work on one thing for 60 - 90 minutes, nothing else so all working memory is dedicated to task at hand. When I

• throw1234651234 3y ago
  You need to understand the scope of what you are working on. For example, right now I am "just" getting another field from an entity in a 3rd party API. That field is a reference. Immediately I have questions like: 1. Do I get this in one call or several? If former, will this cause issues with the cache? If latter, will it decrease performance? 2. At what level do I want to do the filtering, at the query or higher level? 3. How will this affect existing calls, etc? Breaking this down into questions is called "chunking" - grouping multi-parameter unknowns until they are simple. The problem is that if you can only keep 5 things in mind, you may outright miss questions to ask, or, at the very least, you will spend more time on a task than a person with a higher WM.