Seems to me that this trivializes actual burnout. Which is a natural occurrence in an industry where too many players expect 70-hour weeks. Sure, maybe some pe

Seems to me that this trivializes actual burnout. Which is a natural occurrence in an industry where too many players expect 70-hour weeks. Sure, maybe some people are misusing the word to refer to days when they aren't excited about spending 110% of their time and energy on tech. But that just reflects another pathological set of expectations in this industry that can lead to actual burnout, which is not the same as taking a few days here and there for work-life balance.