I've thought the same thing, but I don't know if I'm actually coding better, or I just THINK I'm coding betterOriginally Posted by The Brain
I've thought the same thing, but I don't know if I'm actually coding better, or I just THINK I'm coding better
>does anyone else code better like after a few beers..??
Alcohol is a depressant, it actually slows down your thought processes rather than enhancing them. A better (and safer) way to improve your coding is to increase bloodflow to the brain through moderate exercise. Or you could read a book and practice, you lazy slacker.
My best code is written with the delete key.
I don't code better but I am able to do first level debugging easier. Once I am relaxed I don't overthink the problem and am more willing to try different approaches.
But if I'm designing a solution you better believe I'm stone sober.
what ever happend to coffee?
-psychopath
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Caffinee is for when you need to overcome sleep and finish something.
Coffee is just nasty so I have to find a better vechile for my caffinee.
what ever happend to methanphedimines?
Hmm
the law
>what ever happend to coffee?
It transmogrified into a frappuccino.
My best code is written with the delete key.
No no... It became Java. And of course, no self-respecting C or C++ programmer would use Java.
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i been drinking onfe more
*once
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I drink milk all the time
mmmmm frappuccino...
thanks, i just remembered i'm out
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ofcourseNo no... It became Java. And of course, no self-respecting C or C++ programmer would use Java.
Right you are....I always feel like coding after a good work out. My head feels a lot clearer.
I drink anything but water,
fish f__k in it.
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