I am a remarkably productive software developer when I'm procrastinating on a non-coding task

Particularly writing tasks 😄

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[TKDMzq]

Few weeks ago i had to do a some house cleaning. Guess who learned how to code in rust.

[Adrian Matei]

That's true. It's hard though when the non-coding task involves kids. Solution: do pair-programming :)

[Zane Milakovic]

Not me... I just found magic the gathering arena...

[Ben Halpern]

😅

[Dublin Anondson]

If I need to code I just write docs instead, productivity every time.

[Molly Struve (she/her)]

So that's where all those PRs came from today 😉

[Ben Halpern]

Spot on 😄

[AxelleDRouge]

ah the number of software that I write about, design and even plan when I read, walk or play... I have many notebooks full of details on game, mobile app and webapp. But well... they become quickly a bit scary

[Marko Shiva]

Me to I particularly write them in detail when procrastinating while doing fav pass time in procrastination called organising. But I don't follow them always while coding. Guess where is the error in productivity?
Detailing the task and steps or not following them when coding. :D

[Zane Milakovic]

I run it on my Mac.

I use Shadow.tech to give me a full gaming pc in the cloud. But I am lucky the data center is only 2 hours away and I have a fiber connection. But it’s amazing...

[Miranda]

It's true! Speaking of writing, I was just writing about this (it's a freebie on my site Books on Code, called '4 Tips to Instant Learning', ahem).

Putting things on the backburner to think about in the back of your mind is backed by science.

I like to think of it as feeding your subconscious information to chew on while you do other things. 😊

[Jasterix]

You and me both ^{-^}