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Don’t really understand the deniers here. I’ve also worked through weeks of literally waking up and building software until time to go to bed, 7 days a week. It
by bicx 3y ago
Don’t really understand the deniers here. I’ve also worked through weeks of literally waking up and building software until time to go to bed, 7 days a week. It is definitely possible, but it destroys you mentally. It was never the expectation that it would be the norm, so my wife was supportive.
- ein0p 3y agoWere you 63 years old when you worked like that, like Phil?
- bicx 3y agoNo, but I'm not talking about Phil. People here are claiming no one can work that much. You can, but it's not healthy or sustainable.
- sandspar 3y agoMillions of old guys work like that. The old dude who owns your local bodega probably works like that.
- ein0p 3y agoFor him work constitutes for the most part just being at the bodega. I worked from home for about 5 years. I was at home nearly all the time, and did concentrated work 8-9 hours a day. Can I claim I actually worked 16 hours a day just because I was at home and there were deep learning training runs running in my garage? Of course not. When I say "work" I specifically mean _doing_ something, not just being there.