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by utopcell 938 days ago
I subscribe to the idea of Knuth buffers when developing algorithms. They always first go on a piece of paper before they ever see a terminal. Slowing down the process and avoiding distractions helps the process tremendously.
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paper or whiteboard for me too. I sometimes find paper too messy and too "constrained" I guess is the right word. A largish personal whiteboard in my cubicle was perfect for algorithm development or just putting down the flow of a app I was writing.