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5 comments from 1 distinct recommending reader, between 2019 and 2021.

  1. @simplifyRecommends2019
    Happy to see this being pointed out. Sleep is the single most important factor in code quality & correctness twitter.com/hillelogram/status/11197098…
    At what time of day do famous programmers work?Read the thread
  2. @simplifyRecommends2019
    It might be a health thing. I notice when my health is poor I don't feel like doing anything. But after changing my eating habits and sleeping more[0], I have much more energy and motivation to do things I like. I didn't notice this for a long time; the decline was so gradual I didn't notice until I was constantly tired every day. Still not perfect, but much better than before. [0] Please sleep more, dear reader twitter.com/hillelogram/status/11197098…
    Ask HN: How do you keep your programming motivation up?
  3. @homarpCites it2021
    in-depth version of this twitter thread: twitter.com/hillelogram/status/11197098…
    The epistemology of software quality (2019)Read the thread
  4. @myth_busterCites it2019
    > Twitter is my stream of consciousness thoughts, blog (hillelwayne.com ) is my heavily edited and revised thoughts twitter.com/hillelogram/status/11197657…
    Sleep quality and stress level matter more than languages or practicesRead the thread
  5. @hyperpapeCites it2019
    Hillel Wayne has been writing about this a bit on Twitter. Some threads: twitter.com/hillelogram/status/11204957… twitter.com/hillelogram/status/11197098… In general, there's a lot of research, though with some weird gaps, and a lot of results (though not all) are inconclusive.
    Ask HN: Has there been any academic research into software interviewing?

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