I think conceptually that the hope is still the same. If you leave your code in a broken state, it will take some practice, but the idea is that it will libera

I think conceptually that the hope is still the same. If you leave your code in a broken state, it will take some practice, but the idea is that it will liberate you from having to try to carry the cognitive load, because you have a natural reminder. Also, if you are juggling 30 things, you're likely not writing your code well as a principle; limiting your work in progress will allow your "breaking" to be limited to a specific function/algorithm/task/unit test (or whatever).