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Question:
what do you do when you get stuck at a problem whether in coding or in life?
Asked by rano (113.21.71.x) on October 12 2024, 8:38am
Reply on October 12 2024, 10:12pm:
Your choices are: persist, shelve and come back to it later, or find a workaround.
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Posted by Gio (79.130.190.x) on October 13 2024, 2:53am:
For programming tasks I will also add to the list: sleeping with the problem as it could be effective as well, then try to tackle the problem first thing in the morning before anyone has access to your ears. Find some time for self-introspection late at night or early in the morning (what suits you best), trust your intuition more, and your logic less.
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on October 13 2024, 9:23am:
Good addition! I do that when shelving but good to specify it on its own too :)
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on October 13 2024, 9:24am:
…often when waking up from sleep or whatnot i will have moments of “oh” figuring things out, or realizing something I had written was incorrect…
Posted by Rano (113.21.71.x) on October 13 2024, 7:48pm:
Thanks for the advice guys, really appreciate it.
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