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It is more than just wanting things perfect, it is extreme anxiety usually with depression and sometimes eating disorders. Symptoms are, fear, recurrant impulses, thoughts and ideas, like constant checking, hoarding, fear of contamination and intrusive thoughts. It is a very distressful disease.



Depends on the degree.
But it is perfect for programming.
I can generate huge programs very quickly, and they run perfectly.
The only problem real can be the acid reflux.
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Hold on to your hats girls and boys, but I just retook the test, trying to get every single one of them wrong, and it still told me I got 100%.

They did shuffle around the images, but I know I got them all wrong. So the test is bogus for some reason.
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It is more than just wanting things perfect, it is extreme anxiety usually with depression and sometimes eating disorders. Symptoms are, fear, recurrant impulses, thoughts and ideas, like constant checking, hoarding, fear of contamination and intrusive thoughts. It is a very distressful disease.



Depends on the degree.
But it is perfect for programming.
I can generate huge programs very quickly, and they run perfectly.
The only problem real can be the acid reflux.



There is no degree, you either are or aren't. How quickly you can run a program has nothing to do with OCD. So you are fast at huge programs, not unusual nor is it OCD.
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katie5445 wrote:

It is more than just wanting things perfect, it is extreme anxiety usually with depression and sometimes eating disorders. Symptoms are, fear, recurrant impulses, thoughts and ideas, like constant checking, hoarding, fear of contamination and intrusive thoughts. It is a very distressful disease.



Depends on the degree.
But it is perfect for programming.
I can generate huge programs very quickly, and they run perfectly.
The only problem real can be the acid reflux.



There is no degree, you either are or aren't. How quickly you can run a program has nothing to do with OCD. So you are fast at huge programs, not unusual nor is it OCD.



Yes there are degrees.
It is better if I get positive feedback or other things that can reduce paranoia and the adrenaline response it creates.

And no, it has nothing to do with "how quickly you can RUN a program".
I am talking about creating the software.
I do things no one else could possibly do.
What I do is very unusual.
For example, Microsoft hired me to reverse engineer the private file format of competing software. There is no way anyone else could have come up with a way of doing that, or have kept at it for the months it took to crack it.
Can you imagine the attention to detail it takes to design and write a million lines of code and have it still work perfectly decades later?

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I did it again and got 90% observant and 10% OCD.
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I did it again and got 90% observant and 10% OCD.



That's weird. I'll try it again.

Okay, this time I only clicked the choice on the right, and it also gave me 90% observant and 10% OCD. So I don't know?

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If you click left only, you are 100% OCD.
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I just clicked only on the left, and got:

{...
Great news! You're OCD free!

You are relaxed, easy going, and whimsical. You know that life is hard enough, and you shouldn't sweat over the little things. Good for you!!
...}
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I rather think that it is entirely arbitrary.
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I rather think that it is entirely arbitrary.



Or it is just broken.
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