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"No regret" -- its easier said than done. Dying is one thing, but accumulating 10 different health conditions for life is not going to be pleasant, and will pot
by truncate 3y ago
"No regret" -- its easier said than done. Dying is one thing, but accumulating 10 different health conditions for life is not going to be pleasant, and will potentially give lot of time to start regretting.
People are free to do whatever they want, but doesn't mean people can't express their opinion on that.
- belval 3y agoSure but the article really seems to imply that he's not neglecting himself, just optimizing his schedule completely to code all the time. > I run 6 miles many days of the week to keep healthy. I do it while writing code, using a standing desk treadmill. Realistically just with that sentence he likely more active than the average person. On top of that: > I get groceries delivered, I’d rather spend the time coding. I make sure I have deep technical problems I need to think through and solve, and solve it while I am making meals, eating, or doing chores. Seems to imply that he is cooking his meals and not ordering junk food instead of cooking. I'm not saying working 100hrs/week is a good idea, but aside from the lack of romantic relationship, his life seems overall balanced.