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> . Sure if you're a 20-something with no kids/life and only care about your startup, you can code 24/7. Disproven by https://medium.com/i-m-h-o/e092ee0b79b7 h
by smileysteve 12y ago
> . Sure if you're a 20-something with no kids/life and only care about your startup, you can code 24/7.
Disproven by https://medium.com/i-m-h-o/e092ee0b79b7 https://medium.com/i-m-h-o/e092ee0b79b7
If anything, a 20 something is more likely to drive their body and their product in the drastic wrong direction, than somebody older, wiser.
- josefresco 12y agoI didn't say it was the "right" thing to do, only that 20-somethigns can do it because of their current lifestyle. The post referenced in your comment is basically a guy who realized that while he can operate in this way, he shouldn't. Even if you're fresh out of school and have no kids, job, or friends that you care to spend time with, you probably shouldn't be coding 80 hours a week, even if your body and lifestyle permits it.