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As I suspected, your post has brought a barrage of "deal with it" dissenters. This is as predictable as it is frustrating: the contrarians themselves seem to a
by commandlinefan 5y ago
As I suspected, your post has brought a barrage of "deal with it" dissenters. This is as predictable as it is frustrating: the contrarians themselves seem to accept that an uninterrupted programmer is a better programmer and that an uninterrupted programmer will produce a better result - but they _still_ insist that we just deal with the (mostly unnecessary, non-value-add, easy to remove) interruptions anyway.
- amozoss 5y agoMy hope was that it would cause self reflection on what types of interruptions are causing us the most grief. For example, in tip 3, I realized I obsessively check my business metrics to the point where I could never lay the foundation of a focus tower. So I decided to put it in a red tab group in chrome to remind myself not to go there.