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20 * 5 = 100 minutes So, yes. It's OK if you don't, but I think it's worthwhile foregoing social media sometimes to work on studying and upping your game. Bes
by mattgreenrocks 13y ago
20 * 5 = 100 minutes
So, yes. It's OK if you don't, but I think it's worthwhile foregoing social media sometimes to work on studying and upping your game.
Besides, you don't always have to be in "OMG not enough time to do this nicely!" mode. Such a mindset is reactionary and generally not conducive to writing robust code. I'd rather go a little slower and not have to return to parts of the codebase later.
- pavel_lishin 13y agoNot all minutes are created equally. Spending 100 minutes in a row on code is usually pretty useful; coming back to it for 20 minutes a day is not, especially if we're talking about upgrading to a major upgrade of a framework, which we are.
- icefox 13y agoI would have to second this. When I have a meeting that ends 15 minutes before lunch it is hard to want to work on a task when I know I wont be able to get into the flow.