Nice, but I'm not entirely sure about this one:
> * Sleep, exercise & healthy food > late night coding
Looks like it's against other points. I have a full-time job and I'd like to create a brand, too. Thus. I have to do late night coding.
> * Sleep, exercise & healthy food > late night coding
Looks like it's against other points. I have a full-time job and I'd like to create a brand, too. Thus. I have to do late night coding.
Sounds like someone doesn't have kids.
Mostly tongue in cheek, but also slightly serious. There are plenty of life circumstances that preclude all those things.
Do you work more than 40hrs a week? Why? Sounds like you're creating someone else's brand if so.
If it is, it means you're probably working too much for someone else!
This isn't exactly olympian conditioning, but I do notice a benefit and the time investment is low.
I think late-night coding is a near-constant because of our brains automatically optimize us onto what pg describes as "the Maker's Schedule". Context switching is anathema to effective coding, so people automatically go to the time when they'll be least-interrupted, which is when the rest of the world is asleep.