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Do Breaks Make a Difference?
By Cipesta..., history, 3 months ago, In English

Do you believe in the power of taking breaks during intense coding sessions?

Is it beneficial to take a break of about 2 or 3 weeks after a prolonged coding session?

Feel free to share your suggestions, thoughts, or anything else you'd like to add.

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3 months ago, # |
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we edge every once in a while

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If you are feeling burnt out only then breaks can be effective otherwise if you are in a good shape and are solving difficult problems daily then breaks won't be that effective.

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Yes, often in the middle of intense coding session I begin an equally intense edging session, seems to double my performance in contest, but only on weekdays.

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    Your edge comments everywhere are getting kind of annoying.

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      Go ahead buster

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      Seems like you need to learn to edge to understand the benefits of edging. Mohammad Ghandi once said, an edge a day, keeps the doctor away.

      edgegang

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K   e   e   p
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 don't take breaks
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yeah like starting for negative level!

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Hwre is how i do it , if I feel burnout from cf i practice the cses problemset , after a day or two back to cf

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I believe in the power of having a life. I mean, the reason why I quit for two years is because I was spending 6 hours a day doing competitive programming. But if you trust the process and do problems at your own rate, then you'll improve and you don't need to grind every day.

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