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The 120-Hour Workweek - Epic Coding Time-Lapse
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Last week I set out to see how many hours of programming work I could do in one week on CodeCombat, our multiplayer ...
Nick Winter's Blog | The 120-Hour Workweek - Epic Coding Time-Lapse Nick Nov 18, 2013 Hacking The 120-Hour Workweek - Epic Coding Time-Lapse Last week I set out to see how many hours of programming work I could do in one week on CodeCombat , our multiplayer programming game for learning how to code. I clocked in at 120.75 hours. Here's the epic time-lapse video I generated from Telepath (watch in 1440p if you can): So what did I learn from this experiment? Adjustable height desks are amazing. I bought one from Ergo Depot a few days before. I must have switched between sitting and standing fift
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