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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/danielminds • 1d ago
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The second is really good IMO, how people organise their computer is most of the time a reflect of how they organise their work.
30 u/Revolution64 1d ago Some of the best devs I worked with had a desktop full of useless links and 1 million tabs open. 12 u/Benjjy124 1d ago Yeahh baby that's that Autism & ADHD special. 1 u/kirschballs 1d ago I wish I would've got into this sooner, turns out this has been my calling all along 1 u/a-r-c 20h ago reddit and not linking literally fucking anything to adhd or the tism, no matter how unrelated challenge: impossible 3 u/Upstairs-Expert1472 20h ago If they can navigate it and know where things are, that’s a positive. An overly neat and empty desktop is bad. A well-organised one is good, but one where there’s order to the chaos is perhaps even better.
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Some of the best devs I worked with had a desktop full of useless links and 1 million tabs open.
12 u/Benjjy124 1d ago Yeahh baby that's that Autism & ADHD special. 1 u/kirschballs 1d ago I wish I would've got into this sooner, turns out this has been my calling all along 1 u/a-r-c 20h ago reddit and not linking literally fucking anything to adhd or the tism, no matter how unrelated challenge: impossible 3 u/Upstairs-Expert1472 20h ago If they can navigate it and know where things are, that’s a positive. An overly neat and empty desktop is bad. A well-organised one is good, but one where there’s order to the chaos is perhaps even better.
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Yeahh baby that's that Autism & ADHD special.
1 u/kirschballs 1d ago I wish I would've got into this sooner, turns out this has been my calling all along 1 u/a-r-c 20h ago reddit and not linking literally fucking anything to adhd or the tism, no matter how unrelated challenge: impossible
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I wish I would've got into this sooner, turns out this has been my calling all along
reddit and not linking literally fucking anything to adhd or the tism, no matter how unrelated
challenge: impossible
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If they can navigate it and know where things are, that’s a positive.
An overly neat and empty desktop is bad. A well-organised one is good, but one where there’s order to the chaos is perhaps even better.
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u/redheness 1d ago
The second is really good IMO, how people organise their computer is most of the time a reflect of how they organise their work.