@arvidkahl Congrats Arvid. Dogs are awesome and she will change your life. Got mine 2 years ago and canโt imagine life without him! Looove Susan Garrettโs content, awesome podcast and videos, check @tferriss interview with her https://t.co/CW6cP2TihK
After 9 years working in an office as an architect, I switched careers and I am now working fully remote as a dev in a fantastic small startup, spending some months living around Italy ๐ฎ๐น with my little dog Mao ๐ถ
Should've have switched sooner ๐ค
@NomadList Cancelled (paused) my membership a while ago and now I want to give you money again but cannot log in anymore! (yes, triple-checked email used) Help?
@levelsio@NomadList if I were not a volunteer in the non-profit, it would not be "self-promotion", then it would be ok? I guess these nuances would make any community maintainer crazy. I get it, though, all you're trying to do is to keep the quality high and maintain sanity while doing it...
@levelsio@NomadList Looked through my receipts, tried no-reply@nomadlist, bounced (expected?). Tried the Stripe-generated email address, nothing. Had given up for some weeks, but now I'm on it again. Help me give you money? ๐
To me, remote work is liberating because it removes the requirement that I "appear" busy.
I can lay on the floor and stare at the ceiling to solve a problem or reset my brain.
I don't have to pretend to be looking at an IDE.
It's finally ready and it looks beautiful!
Mies van der Rohe's fantastic Neue Nationalgalerie in Berlin, with a fresh coat of paint by David Chipperfield Architects:
https://t.co/rEIm7Nnpj3 via @archdaily
One of the lesser discussed benefits of remote work is that I get to wake up when the sun comes up and not rush my morning. I havenโt had to set my alarm in over a year.