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Yeah. There is something about carving out the image of your own mind and getting absorbed deep inside it. I will write from scratch much more than I need if it
by bashmelek 2y ago
Yeah. There is something about carving out the image of your own mind and getting absorbed deep inside it. I will write from scratch much more than I need if it strikes me, break whatever rule I want, give names that only make sense to me. It is a sanctuary
- Shorn 2y agoYou can tell my engagement level with my job by the commit frequency on my side-project. If I'm deeply engaged at work, I don't have many spare cycles out of hours and there's little happening - library updates and small fiddling. Otherwise - it's full steam ahead on projects that I somehow magically find the time for. I don't work on my stuff during work hours - disengagement from work results in more energy and motivation to do stuff out of hours. Weirdly, I think this actually benefits those boring workplaces too. If I'm scratching the itch with what I'm doing on my side-project - it means I'm less likely to invent interesting new ways to over-complicate things at work.