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Nice advices. I can agree with nr. 1, but I have to admit that I break nr. 2 quite a lot of times. There's nothing like a coding session til the early morning h
by giu 17y ago
Nice advices. I can agree with nr. 1, but I have to admit that I break nr. 2 quite a lot of times. There's nothing like a coding session til the early morning hours! For me it's really difficult to stop in the midst of an unfinished coding task. :)
I have another advice, although it has indirectly something to do with the wake up process: Assumed you can make it to the shower, try to take a James Bond Shower (http://artofmanliness.com/2010/01/18/the-james-bond-shower-a-shot-of-cold-water-for-health-and-vitality/ http://artofmanliness.com/2010/01/18/the-james-bond-shower-a...). I do this every morning, and it really helps :)
- grinich 17y agoI think stop working in the middle of a task really should mean leave some task unfinished. Thy way, you'll know clearly where to start when you begin again. I think this was posted on HN as a hack by Hemmingway.