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3-hour rule: How much to work per day | by Bennett Garner | Developer Purpose
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Blurry eyes, keyboard banging, & one global rule of productivity.
Member-only story Artificial Intelligence Data Science JavaScript Programming Software Engineering 3-hour rule: How much to work per day Bennett 4 min read · Aug 12, 2022 -- 7 Listen Share Press enter or click to view image in full size Blurry eyes, keyboard banging, & one global rule of productivity. I’ve been there. Working far too long on a project. I start to mistype. I lose track of details. Mistakes keep coming and quality goes way down. Do anything creative for a few hours, and it’s exhausting. There seems to be a limit on how much consistent effort and attention our brains can handle.
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