For me it's more the ritual of wearing the appropriate costume: it provides time to enter the role, just like acting.
Going to job-job? Put on job-job costume, mentally rehearse that character. Going to makerspace? Put on work clothes. Going to a Spartan Race? Put on the "ERMAGERD I ATHLETIC" gear.
For me it's less about the actual clothes and more about the mental reset. That said, peoples' reaction to appearance does subtly influence mood, attitude, etc.
At those temperatures, its all about the high-tech outer layer. Has to keep all air, even the smallest breeze, from any part of the body that you don't want frozen in 90 seconds.
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[ 0.29 ms ] story [ 26.3 ms ] threadFor me it's more the ritual of wearing the appropriate costume: it provides time to enter the role, just like acting.
Going to job-job? Put on job-job costume, mentally rehearse that character. Going to makerspace? Put on work clothes. Going to a Spartan Race? Put on the "ERMAGERD I ATHLETIC" gear.
For me it's less about the actual clothes and more about the mental reset. That said, peoples' reaction to appearance does subtly influence mood, attitude, etc.
Obtain a lab coat and a bathrobe, and work on the same codebase in both outfits. See how/if code quality changes between the two.
Keeping comfortable is a small part of the issue.