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Yes! I see it the same way. As I developer I can only work on side-projects, if my days were mostly not code related work. On days where I was left alone and c
by tckr 10y ago
Yes! I see it the same way.
As I developer I can only work on side-projects, if my days were mostly not code related work. On days where I was left alone and could code for 5-10 hours there is no way I'll go home to code another stretch. But I'll happily work on some physical project, or read a book.
- quickben 10y agoAnd that is a normal life; and one worthy of aspiring to. We have to strive for that balance every day. Otherwise people burn out, drop out from what they loved to do, etc. It clashes with capitalism, but at some level you have to draw the line and ensure your mental robustness is intact, usually at the cost of saying no to overtimes, hackatons, work volunteerism, and the rest of the crap that is trying to keep you doing more of what you should be resting from in the first place.
- tckr 10y agoAbsolutely!
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