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>Different environments for different people, I guess Absolutely! I seem to get the most work done and the best "flow" when I'm sat on a train (the Metropolita
by jaymzcampbell 10y ago
>Different environments for different people, I guess
Absolutely! I seem to get the most work done and the best "flow" when I'm sat on a train (the Metropolitan underground line in particular). I believe this is partly down to the complete lack of distractions and inability to do much else but sit and work.
Alan Shreve summed it up perfectly for me: https://inconshreveable.com/10-17-2013/code-at-30000-feet/ https://inconshreveable.com/10-17-2013/code-at-30000-feet/
If it was feasible I would spend the entire working day going back and forward along the length of the line.
- usrusr 10y agoSwitching from a beefy i7 desktop to an ancient core2 laptop occasionally did that for me. I'm pretty sure however, that if I tried to use that as a permanent productivity trick my ability for distraction would quickly adapt.