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> Starting tomorrow No you're not. I mean, come on. This guy is advocating an asocial lifestyle. We live in our computational environments, and we need constan
by indubitably 15y ago
> Starting tomorrow
No you're not. I mean, come on. This guy is advocating an asocial lifestyle. We live in our computational environments, and we need constant contact with the world outside that environment, even though we're _using_ that environment to make the contact.
We're human beings, not machines.
- jgeerts 15y agoThat's what I thought too, not talking to your co-workers is a bridge too far and the consequence for doing the meditation is that everybody in your company will know you. But there is a lot of truth to what he is saying and I often find myself in the distraction loop he is describing. If you plan out your day more structured you will get more result, I agree on that. He is also describing what our bosses expect from us, writing code most of the time. But we often read HN, facebook, twitter... We need breaks but I indeed handle them unstructured. I will take some, but not all of his advice.