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I find that even working from home is too distracting, and I live alone. My most productive programming hours are 11pm to 8am. I'll pull an all-nighter maybe o
by standardUser 3y ago
I find that even working from home is too distracting, and I live alone.
My most productive programming hours are 11pm to 8am. I'll pull an all-nighter maybe once or twice a month and I get a stupendous amount of work done. That's the only time I feel a sense of complete solitude and focus. No Slack messages, no phone notifications, no noise from my neighbors, not a single disruption whatsoever for hours on end. And knowing I have a horizon that stretches on for so many hours somehow allows me to relax and tackle the most difficult tasks.
- boxfire 3y agoYes! I am much more productive in those hours too despite being "a morning person" with regards to getting up early and being spry. On my own hobby work I find myself crushed by hitting flow at like 1 am, finally, and then oh crap I've gotta work in six hours, better get some sleep
- BobaFloutist 3y agoThe classic lament, that you could get so much more work done if only you could get rid of all those pesky "clients" and "coworkers".