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Me too, just so that I know where I left off and what exactly I want to do next. Or if I found something that I will need to consider but havn't gotten around to yet.
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That's what comments are for: to know what you were thinking back then
You basically came up with a best practice on your own -
I write broken tests for myself for this
Preferably at least half real test,
At the worst I can always write
def test_deployment_of_translation_to_s3_bucket ():
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Even worse: I come in almost every day with 2-3 emails with notes from myself waiting for me. I can't ever seem to fully turn my brain off to work (though it's rarely a problem, it's just background thought that sometimes manifests into a coherent thing that I want to remember the next day, and an email is the most convenient approach).
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mojo20127833yI just put my machine to sleep. Once I returned from a 4 week vacation only to notice that the debugger was still halting on a breakpoint.
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ltlian21883yI message coworkers on slack about stuff as a means of personal notekeeping. I have an agreement with a couple people where we do this almost as a form of rubber ducking.
If I have to run in the middle of a change without wanting to commit or stash I might leave an #error TODO or some intentional syntax error.
Sometimes I leave comments to myself at the end of the work week to remember on monday where I left off
Anyone else does this? 🤔
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