@seeschmidt is this accurate
Being a systems designer is having an Excel file on your desktop, called "Temp", that has 5 years of scratch calculations without labels, accumulating forever downwards and to the right:pic.twitter.com/gtjSxGiHR7
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I mean I try to be a bit more organized, I usually start a new worksheet in my temp file when I get tired of scrolling
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....mine is called Test and test_copy
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the existing column showing the convergence of (pi^n) / (2^(2n) n!) is an interesting one - some scratch work on stirling's approximation?
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I definitely do not remember why I was doing that. Such is the spirit of Temp.xlsb
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Oh no. I have files like this for editing tiny bits of writing for microcopy. I start a new one when I hit 20 pages.
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I love looking at my notepad++ after a month and trying to make sense of all my tabs.
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My most-opened csproj is called "snippets", a collection of misc code of similar age and mystery
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The biggest thing I've learned after moving out of the QA team is just how much I can do in excel. I definitely have a scratch paper book similar to this with a lot of learnings or attempts at things the internet said excel could do but I didn't think was possible.
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You... dont make new scratch books for each thing? I am questioning my methods now
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One per patch in the patch folder. Of course that leads to having the 8.3 one open and doing 9.0 work in it so not entirely recommended, but has mostly held up to the test of 'where did I figure that out?' as the years went on.
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