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Originally Posted by Andrew Schreiber
Seriously, why do programmers have a nesting habit?
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This is an interesting question, but I don't know the answer. I can understand the darkened room (less screen glare). We recently got window shades and I was thinking that it would be nice to put little motors on them to automatically pull them closed when the programming computers turn on...
On a similar vein, why do the shop people come into our field room and work on the robot
right there? The other day they were tearing apart the robot literally two steps inside the door, and everyone else was tripping over them to get around them. This is a 1000 sf room and you picked
here? (Not to mention that they have their own shop room.)
The only good decision setting up this room was the soda machine is at the opposite end of the room from the entrance and from the programmers. It's the only exercise they get sometimes...
Oh, geeze, don't even suggest a blanket fort!