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how ?

• JohnFen 7y ago
  Because it eats up more of your day. For me, anyway, short breaks aren't really helpful -- they just serve to derail my "flow" and cause lost time as I ramp back up afterwords. I'd much prefer working straight through and then have a larger single block of time off.
  • SketchySeaBeast 7y ago
    Yeah, this is an offer to not be any more useful AND never see the wife and kids.
  • crucialfelix 7y ago
    If I'm excited and grinding towards one goal then it's hard to get myself to stop. But often I'm solving architecture or features and I get blocked trying to solve or make risky decisions. That's the time to go for a walk. Then the relaxed brain drifts around the problem and solutions pop up.
  • matz1 7y ago
    Yea its not for everyone.