I'm seconding this reading and I'd like to remind everyone that for many here, programming is still an intellectually stimulating experience first and a job second, if at all. Not all code - especially not the interesting one - is made at work.
I suppose GP meant "work-life balance", but for some of us, code is more part of "life" than of "work".
I suppose GP meant "work-life balance", but for some of us, code is more part of "life" than of "work".