Interruptions cost 23 minutes 15 seconds, right?
An intertesting dive into the history of the "common knowledge" relating to the impact of an interruption on someone (generally) working on code.
How I take work notes as a developer
I'm a big fan of keeping notes as I work, as I develop software. I like to /try/ and take a lab notebook approach where possible. But, to this day, I've not really settled on the "one right approach".
Here's someone else's approach...
Forever ✱ Notes - A free framework for Apple Notes
A method for keeping notes in Apple notes in a highly-organised and easy-to-use way. Not something I use myself, at least at the moment, but it's worth taking a look.
Taking Notes With the Emacs Denote Package
Blog post talking about using dnote in Emacs.
Open plan offices are terrible for you
The evidence is overwhelming: open plan offices are absolutely terrible. For everyone. They make employees stressed, decrease team communication, and lower productivity. While there has been a lot of anecdotal evidence on this, recent studies have shown the real impact...
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