Been feeling mentally exhausted by end of work days lately. Decided to investigate my actual computer usage patterns.
Turns out on "manager mode" days I'm hitting 1000+ context switches. No wonder I'm fried.
Deep work days? ~200 switches. 5x difference.
The attention residue is real ๐ฎโ๐จ
https://t.co/AeHUOxB7Bl
Built a little tool to track this from macOS KnowledgeC db if anyone's curious about their own patterns: https://t.co/XtqCiUPlMY
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Been feeling mentally exhausted by end of work days lately. Decided to investigate my actual computer usage patterns.
Turns out on "manager mode" days I'm hitting 1000+ context switches. No wonder I'm fried.
Deep work days? ~200 switches. 5x difference.
The attention residue is real ๐ฎโ๐จ
https://t.co/AeHUOxB7Bl
Built a little tool to track this from macOS KnowledgeC db if anyone's curious about their own patterns: https://t.co/XtqCiUPlMY
FYI: Attention residue = mental tabs that don't fully close
When you switch tasks, your brain keeps background processes running on the old task. The more you switch, the more "tabs" are open, the slower everything runs.
1000 switches = 1000 half-closed tabs ๐ง ๐