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This; if I'm typing and jumping around the code at full speed for long periods it usually means either: 1. I haven't understood the problem 2. I haven't under
by moconnor 13y ago
This; if I'm typing and jumping around the code at full speed for long periods it usually means either:
1. I haven't understood the problem
2. I haven't understood the solution
3. I need to spend five minutes improving my Vim macros
- reeses 13y ago#3 is often the equivalent of taking a walk or a shower, or walking in the shower. It's enough of a context shift that your brain will forget the inessential and you'll notice the pattern you were hoping to extract. I think it's one of the great things about working with extensible tools and having a tool-building mindset. You can maintain momentum while relaxing your brain from working on a seemingly intractable problem. But, you should be using emacs. :P