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i think this applies only to a specific category of tasks. non-tech people seem so reluctant to understand the cost of context switching for somebody who's doin
by hankchinaski 6y ago
i think this applies only to a specific category of tasks. non-tech people seem so reluctant to understand the cost of context switching for somebody who's doing software
- hallgrim 6y agoYes. I think it has to do with the sheer amount of precise information needing to be kept in working memory to be able to complete the tasks. Switching tasks means lots of bandwidth wasted exchanging that information.