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You can code only 4 hours per day. Here’s why.
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I'm on west coast time, and main office is eastern, my day becomes way more productive once east coast ends their day. No interruption and the last 3 hours are such a good floe state
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I hope you code better than you spell, friend.
I don't think the simplest of typos on a QWERTY keyboard justifies a correction and snark, does it?
Its fine , I got a chuckle out of it. That's inevitable for me on mobile without my glasses on.
New to the internet?
Now you've interrupted I will lose 40 minutes. Lol.
Also it's not whats I'd call true code like what a C programmer would do, it's a enterprise 3d CAD modeller that has a variety of built in programming automation tools/language, visual rules. So its solving geometry issues, component interaction, and interpart constraints via formulae and code so that the varied consumer parameters (they may alter) don't destroy the model dependencies, and they still get a product assembly output.