I find they make me "smarter" at coding because of how important the ability to hold multiple contexts in your head is. Being able to focus unwaveringly while d

I find they make me "smarter" at coding because of how important the ability to hold multiple contexts in your head is. Being able to focus unwaveringly while drilling through a bunch of nested function calls does make you a better programmer. At some point during debugging you might throw your hands up and wonder who created this tangled web of complexity but adderall delays that moment for awhile.