Programming is possibly the most relaxing job.

5% time programming
30% time searching the web
50% time thinking
15% time pretending to be thinking

20% pretending to search the web about programming and instead looking through Hot Questions on stack exchange

I just found out it takes about 100-150 hours to get a Boeing 737 Max operational again after being stored for 6 months while trying to fix a NodeJS bug.

I mean if you have less noise at home than mine then I could work 125% more efficent and reach the 5% max.

I'm trying to recap my thoughts before they disappear so I can build an algıthym which, is actually 85% of the all time.

@FrodoSwaggins well I dont actually know what is an "operational" 737. I was figuring out how to solve my own nodeJS bug and instead learned about Boeing aircraft

60% meetings
20% arguing about why something needs to be done and is taking that long.

@Lensflare and other 20%?

Yet another 50% that thinking how to fix the last 50%' thinking

@zemaitis booting windows

@zemaitis actual programming

@Nanos elaborate

@Nanos 0% actually coding

@Nanos 50% thinking as a porn model? Still not convinced ^^

10% urgent new feature requests.
30% coding.
30% they forgot a key feature. Redo.
30% losing the will.

Hahah mostly all be agree, may add sometime of relaxing while watching Netflix ... Or listen to songs and having snacks