Quote by Nick Lockwood

The hardest problem in computer science is fighting the urge to solve a different, more interesting problem than the one at hand.

The hardest problem in computer science is fighting the urge

Summary

This quote expresses the difficulty of staying focused on solving a specific problem in computer science. It highlights the phenomenon where individuals can become easily distracted by other exciting problems that might capture their interest. Despite the allure of tackling more interesting issues, the quote emphasizes the challenge lies in resolutely addressing the problem at hand rather than diverting attention elsewhere. In essence, computer scientists must exercise discipline and resist the temptations of solving alternate problems to effectively tackle the challenges they are faced with.

By Nick Lockwood

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