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This isn't necessarily true- for me, resistance generally means I'm scared I can't do the task well enough, or scared that someone else will look at my work and
by overgryphon 14y ago
This isn't necessarily true- for me, resistance generally means I'm scared I can't do the task well enough, or scared that someone else will look at my work and think it's awful.
- intractable 14y agoI have the same thought process as you, and I find it quite debilitating. It often manifests as a need to know everything about a problem space before even starting on a solution. The upside is that on the whole I produce code that is logical, consistent, maintainable and relatively bug-free. But it takes a long time.