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by sunstone
2820 days ago
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Pedantic guy asks "what is your definition of 'work'"? The short answer for me is, I've done enough 'work' when my efficiency curve drops more than 15-20%. After that though I relax my scanning the latest news, HN and other consistent sources of interesting and useful new information. Is this work? Actually I (as in the guy in my brain who uses it when I'm not) often comes up with work arounds for the local maximum I've often hit in my "real work". Things like a better way to structure some code, a better way to approach a system problem, all kinds of useful things pop up from time to time. Really it's a way of getting out of the rut. I've come to view this as essential work though it seems like just goofing off. Well the Brits have a saying for it. "Bed, bath and bus." That's often where inspiration strikes when you least expected. |
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