Is it bad habit to code on bed?

Hey, I am not bad

Depends on how often. If always/most of the time -- yes. It will kill your back.

If occasionally/sometimes -- IMO it's alright

Once you fall asleep with a laptop om you and it drops on the floor because you roll in bed, then very yes.

Depends on how much stock you put into the idea of sleep hygiene.

Coding is bad habit in general, which is why most people don't do that.

@AmyShackles "sleep hygiene"?

@jespersh very specific

@jespersh i think she meant the thing about blue light fucking with sleep

@darksideofyay @jespersh

Besides blue light, the brain may link your bed with programming and not (only) sleep, possibly leading to insomnia.

No

It's a bed habit

@jespersh @darksideofyay Yeah, I was more referring to what @sbiewald said. :D

When I genetic code, I do it in bed, mostly.

@sbiewald using a blue light filter is always a good idea. And and I already have other activities associated with bed.

Don't program in bed anymore though. I used to have single sleeper with a back that could raise. That was the most comfortable I have ever worked.
So is it's comfortable and does not create bad habits (like coding/working to much) I don't why not

Bed sores are a thing.

It'd kill my back, I couldn't do it, but I'm an old sod.

All kinds of (re)productive activities are great in bed.

Depends if it keeps the other two occupants awake.