Hi guys, a simple application for Parkinson's Law in Programming 

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Parkinson's law suggests that work expands to fill the time allocated for its completion. Applying this to coding, setting shorter deadlines (like 2 hours) for tasks can help boost productivity and make the work feel more like a challenge. This method encourages faster coding and provides a clear cut-off point for evaluating progress and seeking help if needed.

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I disagree on optimizing and ultra-speedrunning everything this way. This is both useful and a recipe to burnouts.

Parkinson’s Law hit me hard.
When I set 5 minutes to learn English, I can concentrate fully.
If I don’t, I end up wandering on the internet and might take hours to finish my lesson

Feel like this makes sense. Piggybacking off the idea of CI/CD pipelines in that the shorter you can make your feedback loop the greater of an ability to make changes as needed. Thanks for sharing! :)

This came right on time. Cause I have a deadline that seems scary. Now I now how to go about it.

Sometimes programming reminds me of playing in kindergarten :) with a bunch of blocks stacked to each power. It’s fun but also needs concentration. I found for myself the best coding pattern to focus in bach it’s hard to maintain long-term coding focus and not be distracted (&quot;Exception then you CODE that you truly like &quot;) but usually you code that others need not what you want in work. So to not burn out make what you feel is optimal for you make realistic goals in a small amount of time and if you wanna challenge yourself every next day increase the difficulty and lower the time.
Happy Coding !!