New top story on Hacker News: Ask HN: Quit caffeine? Before and after anecdotes

Ask HN: Quit caffeine? Before and after anecdotes
15 by rubicon33 | 9 comments Have you completely cut caffeine out of your life? How did that affect your creativity, problem solving, programming skills, general mood, etc? Asking because I’ve noticed a trend over my years of software that the best developers don’t drink coffee and don’t appear to consume caffeine in any other forms (at least not at work). Just looking for anecdotes! on Hacker News.
Have you completely cut caffeine out of your life? How did that affect your creativity, problem solving, programming skills, general mood, etc? Asking because I’ve noticed a trend over my years of software that the best developers don’t drink coffee and don’t appear to consume caffeine in any other forms (at least not at work). Just looking for anecdotes!

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