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On one hand, you are correct. But note that GP has a point about exercise. Though, as the article noted, it's just hard to do when you're chronically tired. An
by berntb 15y ago
On one hand, you are correct.
But note that GP has a point about exercise. Though, as the article noted, it's just hard to do when you're chronically tired. And even snow helps, since it increases the amount of reflected light.
Some personal experience, ymmv:
A year ago I started working on the 7th floor in a more southern country than my native Scandinavia, with the roofs below covered with snow. It was wonderful, like being hit in the eyes with a baseball bat of light...
- philwelch 15y agoYeah, there's nothing brighter than a clear winter day with snow on the ground. OTOH, some places (Seattle...) just get rainy and damp and dark in the winter.
- berntb 15y agoIt doesn't help that much in December dark Scandinavia if there is snow. I'm outsourced to Cluj, Transylvania and love it here. Nice people, good food, cool nature, etc. The company is hiring Python devs. :-) That said, I'm personally interviewing in this city, since Python bores me (and there are some growth problems in the company right now). I hope to avoid London.