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Not being able to focus on what you're doing is enough to decrease productivity. Even for non-intelectual jobs. Other mechanisms can be light depression, impos
by marcodiego 6y ago
Not being able to focus on what you're doing is enough to decrease productivity. Even for non-intelectual jobs.
Other mechanisms can be light depression, impossibility to rest when not working or inability to improve qualification.
- scollet 6y agoI learned CS on an empty stomach. The second year I was on 3 winning hackathon teams with exceptional code output on novel ideas. I can only attribute those moments of success to free food (and plenty of energy drinks). Edit: +hackathon ...I haven't had breakfast yet.