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I'm not OP but I took it as 'get a life [outside of work]', i.e. don't get bogged down in the crazy 100-hour work weeks and stressing about climbing corporate l

I'm not OP but I took it as 'get a life [outside of work]', i.e. don't get bogged down in the crazy 100-hour work weeks and stressing about climbing corporate ladders if it's not what you enjoy. What you do with your free time is up to you, it's just a reminder that it's your free time not your companies.

wruza 9y ago
Your quoting style is simply depressing.
- kraftman 9y ago
  I'm so sorry.
- lend000 9y ago
  It's the preferred method in Python.
logfromblammo 9y ago
It probably would have been better worded as "Work to live, but don't live to work. Don't make your job your whole life." "Get a life" has always at least had a negative undercurrent, and is often an overt insult implying that one's entire lifestyle is unworthy, and inferior to mainstream lifestyles.