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8 hours free assumming you work 1/3 and sleep the other.
by ofou 3y ago
8 hours free assumming you work 1/3 and sleep the other.
- zelphirkalt 3y ago*smallprint: Assuming that no eating or other recreational activity is required. Also faint echoes of "sleep a little faster" motivational speech
- cjfd 3y agoWell, one can also get through a book by reading a quarter of an hour a day.
- mbork_pl 3y agoHow about non-coding-related hobbies, not to mention a family...?
- sfn42 3y ago[flagged]
- mbork_pl 3y agoI am not sure how to respond to this. I have a family (wife + 2 kids, so admittedly a rather small one), a job, and a few side projects (not all of them even coding-related), and I still do find time to read books. But this requires planning and discipline from me, and is not easy. Besides, I was not talking about myself – my remark was general. OTOH, this: > Everyone has time to read if they want to. translates in my dictionary roughly to "whoever wrote this probably knows very little about life". Paired with what looks like a slightly aggressive tone, it gives an impression of a young and very inexperienced person who thinks (consciously or not) that everyone's situation is like theirs and/or who is reluctant to take on responsibility. (Of course, everyone is a dog on the internet, so what do I know.) OYAH, GP's > 8 hours free assumming you work 1/3 and sleep the other borders on offensive – I would suspect most people on the planet have very serious responsibilities besides work, and telling them that 1/3 of their time is "free" might (and frankly, maybe even should) result in a punch in the face. Instead of punching the GP, I wanted to (more or less) subtly point that out...