The deadline was unrealistic anyway.
The constant intake idea is pretty much how I live life. You don't often
find me without a mountain dew or red bull ever.
I did finally hit the wall and crash after 42 hours straight. Thankfully
Adam was here to pick up the torch.
Thanks for the tips.
Laters,
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-----Original Message-----
From: Jerry Johnson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, February 25, 2004 9:48 AM
To: CF-Community
Subject: RE: Good job guys
Yes. One learned from many such pushes.
When you have a thought of something that needs to be done before you are
finished,
WRITE IT DOWN IMMEDIATELY.
You always think you'll remember, or will write it down "just after you
finish this", but you will drop some of those thoughts.
Also, carefully manage the caffeine and sugar intake. They are drugs, and
need to be treated intelligently. Make sure you don't yo-yo by sticking to a
constant moderate intake rather than binging every few hours.
All my good thoughts are with you,
Jerry Johnson
>>> Tim H wrote:
Ok, so anyone have code marathon stories or tips for me?
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