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Re:Music for Programming by sosuke on Tuesday November 01, 2016 @10:38AM (#12845996)
Great phrasing of the feeling. I started listening to e-books, fiction, after finding that my programming thoughts don't really intersect my verbal thoughts. The benefit being I don't get distracted reading anything else because my speech center is already occupied. The only time I have to pause the music is during a planning session where I do have internal dialogue.

ATTN paki123: I can't reply to your comment but you should visit and read http://addforums.com/ for support, drug reviews/experiences and tips

Re:Music for Programming by paki123 on Tuesday November 01, 2016 @11:42AM (#12846761)
Holy shit, I do this too. Is there a resource(besides adderall) that can help me deal with this and understand this better?
Re:Music for Programming by Klathmon on Tuesday November 01, 2016 @12:06PM (#12847080)
I "vouched" for your comment as it was showing up dead for some reason...

I can second sosuke, addforums.com was a great resource. I haven't been there for a long time though.

Re:Music for Programming by ThrustVectoring on Tuesday November 01, 2016 @02:52PM (#12849012)
It probably showed up dead because of automated anti-spam tools that pick up on spammy keywords. Naming a scheduled medication by name is probably more than enough to trigger something like that.
Re:Music for Programming by Klathmon on Tuesday November 01, 2016 @03:07PM (#12849132)
I don't think that's quite it. All of the comments in their user profile are marked dead back a few hundred days.

I read them over, nothing looked overtly spammy or troll-ey, so I vouched for this comment as it seemed genuine.

I do think it's an anti-spam or anti-troll measure, but it looks like it's a mishit in this case.

That being said, is there anyone where we read up on what vouching/dead/etc... means on HN? Maybe one of the mods or someone can help explain some of it (or let me know that they won't explain it for anti-spam purposes...).

Re:Music for Programming by nitrogen on Tuesday November 01, 2016 @04:31PM (#12849771)
You probably saw this: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10298512

That doesn't explain exactly how vouching works, and I think the "strength" of a vouch might be changed per-user (it no longer seems to do the same thing it used to, for me, at least).