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I think you're missing the distinction between "office hours" (what most people would read as 9-5 Monday through Friday) and "Office Hours", the term Simon is u
by sellyme 6y ago
I think you're missing the distinction between "office hours" (what most people would read as 9-5 Monday through Friday) and "Office Hours", the term Simon is using to describe the 4-5 hours a week that he specifically allocates to having discussions with his users. Which is completely understandable given that there's not actually a consistent capitalisation difference.
Of course the latter is still time spent working on the project, but it's certainly not in direct conflict with having a full-time job paying the bills.
- DukeBaset 6y agoIt's more like office hours in the college sense where you go talk to the prof/ta to get your doubts cleared and stuff, the way i see it.
- EE84M3i 6y agoAh, I see what you mean. People generally wouldn't say "run office hours" to refer to the first sense. That might be "work office hours" or "standard office hours" or "keep office hours" perhaps.