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TIL, people can get addicted to email. It's actually pretty interesting, I didn't know that was a thing.

What's the difference with just checking your email 3 times per day? Personally, I've been checking my email before I start working in the morning, right after lunch, and before I finish my day.

I have the luxury that none of my emails are "urgent" (i.e. I don't work in Customer Support), so I disabled email notifications and just take a look whenever I want.

I'm a little confused as to why one would need such a service.

From the blog post

> Third, if you’re implementing a very complicated component then you can use React just for that component.

Kettlebells are absolutely great. You can unlock a full range of movements and do a full body work out with just a couple kettlebells.

This reads like sponsored (click-baity?) content that promotes a book about Mr. Low's crime.

If you're attending customer requests, that's productive work, right? That's not what's being discussed here IMO.

If nobody is forcing you to answer emails in real time, then this is completely your fault. Personally, I just check the email at the morning before I start working and 1 hour before I end my day. Works like a charm.

Click bait. Even the author recognizes it in the very first paragraph.

I remember that if you wanted to do Windows programming in the pre-internet era, you'd have to buy some manuals via phone, then wait for about 3 weeks to get them delivered and then start hacking. You could also buy an MSDN subscription for several thousand dollars.

Nowadays you're just one google search away. Definitely more productive.

American company using American banking system. FCC has all the jurisdiction. They should've incorporated in a different country.

You must be fun at parties.

Dude, you missed the point. OP is scared of terrorists.

I guess you don't use planes either? After 9/11 it's a stupid and dangerous idea.

The click baity title is mildly infuriating

"Wash trading" and "Pump and Dump" in Bitfinex.

Because not everyone use emacs maybe?

This reads a lot like sponsored content.

It looks like you didn't get the joke.

This has nothing to do with Markdown. You actually have to know html tags to use this.

Sweden has about 9 million of inhabitants in the whole country...

Because relationships between countries don't work in the same way as relationships between teenagers?

This happens for a reason. If no licenses are required, the market will be flooded with more offer than demand. Also the environmental impact, traffic jams, etc.

There's a company named Conduit. Possibly incurring into trademark violations.

Can't access the website. The SSL cert is wrong.

Why a miracle?

Weird. I have a 4k display as well and my experience is not what you describe. I'm running macos high Sierra and there's no issues for me.

Kent Beck, Alan Kay, Martin Fowler and Uncle Bob Martin must be all wrong then.

Read again DoctorPenguin, you might understand the message this time.

Whatever floats your boat. My experience in large enterprise products is exactly the opposite, but I'm glad it works for you.

Funny thing. Unit tests force you to think about good code design. Integration tests don't. If you only have integration tests in your system, you'll most likely end up with a big ball of mud. I've seen this so many times in so many real world projects that it hurts.