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by evilDagmar
806 days ago
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No, stereotypes aside, hackers who code diligently tend to wrap their "actual work" schedule around their external obligations, and while the morning is generally filled with distractions like dealing with "morning people", after lunch (an on into the evening) there are generally far fewer interruptions. I can honestly get much more done with an uninterrupted four hours than I can in the entire eight office hours of random phone calls and emails coming in, and I am no longer a "young person", and I'll do some stuff at night just because I know it'll take half the time if I'm not interrupted and I've had a few hours to at least intermittently mull it over. If you're having peaceful mornings, I envy you. |
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If we're putting stereotypes aside, wouldn't we also put aside the word "hackers"?
In the xz case, the term may be accurate, but we don't know the identity of the culprit(s) and have no empirical basis for even speculating about the work schedules of such people.
> If you're having peaceful mornings, I envy you.
Well, I don't work in an office. I work alone. Like a stereotypical "hacker".