> Yeah its nice to adopt the "code my problem, business not" position. It seems like the moral high ground. What? No. It's the economically and humanly well-b

> Yeah its nice to adopt the "code my problem, business not" position. It seems like the moral high ground. What? No. It's the economically and humanly well-balanced position. I got a wife whom I love to spend time with and I don't want to live on the computer. 8 hours is already way too much. I do what is expected of me and maybe a little more, for the rest they'll have to pay extra or give me parts of the profit. If not, they'll get baseline performance. It is always so mind-bendingly odd to watch people claim that you can go above and beyond as if that has zero side effects on any other aspects of your life.