Am I the only one who still look deep in the Code, try to find a better way of solving a problem after it's already been perfectly solved 🤔

Yes, I can confirm your presumption.

You mean as opposed to looking over completed code to figure out why it works in the first place? I have a bit of conditionally activated code that only triggers under the appropriate conditions, but I have no idea why.

Sad thing is I wrote (and even documented!) it about six months ago...

Nah b. You are the only one in the entire industry

NAY the entire planet!! That does this.

@AleCx04 We should keep him in captivity for research. Like a zoo animal or a politician.

@Kaji six months? Damn

@AleCx04 😒

I usually figure out the best way to solve a problem after I've already implemented the second or third best way to solve it. :P

@HollowKitty God is that true for me.

Refactoring, yes. I love taking something that was many lines and condensing it to less or something that is more extensible or easier to read or just a better way to do it. Often though if I get something that works I am a bit reluctant to change it unless I know for sure the new way is at least as good as the old way or better.

3+8-2-3=6

5+1 = 6

Why am I reminded of a 1980's hacker movie

@rant1ng what movie