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For me, there's a big difference between "being at the computer" and "doing something worthwhile". Even reading HN is at the detriment of doing something produc
by zck 17y ago
For me, there's a big difference between "being at the computer" and "doing something worthwhile". Even reading HN is at the detriment of doing something productive. It would be a lot lower if we only counted time getting things done.
- alanthonyc 17y agoOh, I know what you mean. But satisfaction of curiosity counts as hackerly, even if nothing immediately productive comes of it. I'm just wondering how much time we spend on this particular interest to the detriment of all other things in our life.