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cave8746yWell I don't stay focused either, but my experiences are rather productive and still funny. I was supposed to create a little mod in Java, I ended up writing a tool called "GradleIt!", which automates some tasks like versioning and copy to output directory and it has a music track, which should hype me everytime I create a new build.
The other time I was supposed to write a simple timer, now it has automatic upload and download feature, is completely customizable, can decrypt my self-made .ejs files (though I might change the file ending), can update itself.. oh yes, and the updater is completely customizable itself, so I can just use it for other projects as well.
Yeah, only problems with those two things are that I never do a actual progress on the projects, soooo... Might gonna change this behavior. -
C0D4681386yStep 1) get the fuck off youtube
Step 2) work it out, or stick to textual answers only
Step 3) no cat videos stumbled upon. -
i use browser in text mode with an extension, it helps
but anyway, when i reach the point to hate the project for some reason (stack, ppl, tasks or whatever) it's freakin hard to stay focused.
it shouldn't happen, but still... -
nzeetee4116ySorry, yes, the YouTube thing was a metaphor. I spend no time on YouTube... But I do start by trying to write the 'listCatalogues' function, end end up refactoring the ORM and setting up a new Dev Ops pipeline!
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Arrrgggghhh!!
How the fuck do you stay focused on one task?!
Writing code, is like browsing YouTube for me. I begin by searching for a Hibernate tutorial, and end, 3 hours later watching a video of a cat chasing a dog up a water slide.
How do you stay focused on the task of writing the specific class, method, package you set out to achieve when you sat down for that session??
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