Didn't you mean ice over eyes???Originally posted by Zeeshan
Whenever your EYES get tired....
Get some cold ice...close your eyes....put the cold eyes over your ice....for 4-5 minutes....thaz it dude!! go back to your Computer
Didn't you mean ice over eyes???Originally posted by Zeeshan
Whenever your EYES get tired....
Get some cold ice...close your eyes....put the cold eyes over your ice....for 4-5 minutes....thaz it dude!! go back to your Computer
>> Didn't you mean ice over eyes???
that would be fine too...
but it's better to get a screw-driver, take out your eyes, put them on the ice...
It's probably a good idea just to get some rest and have a nap or something. But if you can't afford a very long sleep, it's better not to sleep at all because you end up feeling more tired than when you started. In that case, a cup of coffee always does the trick.
I think QuestionC hit the nail on the head there. You will find that you code better if you start coding on paper first. When I began programming I felt compelled to sit in front of the computer to work. Eye strain and fatigue set in. So I started keeping a little journal and found that not only was I more relaxed, but more productive. I still use a notebook and never once miss the old way...
Anyway, fatigue is a healthy sign that you are learning! After all, practice makes perfect. Just look at me!
Code:#include <cmath> #include <complex> bool euler_flip(bool value) { return std::pow ( std::complex<float>(std::exp(1.0)), std::complex<float>(0, 1) * std::complex<float>(std::atan(1.0) *(1 << (value + 2))) ).real() < 0; }
am I missing something here? Of course the paper becomes involved..you cant just whack it into a computer...anyhow thats another story......
See two posts above-that is the answer-think of it as a power nap!
Airline pilots going from UK to eg.Australia, on the way to far east they will take at least 30 mins power nap.....it is proven that a minimum of 30 mins will increase your mental ability etc etc. If pilots do it, why not coders? Oh and from the same post-coffee is NO WHERE near as effective as the short sleep!
Such is life.
oh man--you are all aware right that from UK to Aussie land involves a stop at singapore or hong kong or wherever? Above post may not have made sense otherwise!
Such is life.
man, have u ever seen a vampire get to stretch out and breathe some fresh air in the daylight ?Originally posted by dbaryl
Yes, that is my favorite choice of relaxing from the computer a bit... actually, any kind of outdoor activity is great, you get to stretch out from sitting all that time, breathe some fresh air
woh thanx~Originally posted by Sebastiani
I think QuestionC hit the nail on the head there. You will find that you code better if you start coding on paper first. When I began programming I felt compelled to sit in front of the computer to work. Eye strain and fatigue set in. So I started keeping a little journal and found that not only was I more relaxed, but more productive. I still use a notebook and never once miss the old way...
Anyway, fatigue is a healthy sign that you are learning! After all, practice makes perfect. Just look at me!
Never end on learning~
>>Oh and from the same post-coffee is NO WHERE near as effective as the short sleep!
I am trying to convince my boss of that but he prefeers me to stay awake while at work.
He just gets extra caffineated coffee.
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