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> You need a hammock to solve hard problems Tangentially related to this point (less so the section itself) is the benefit of a comfortable working environment
by liquidise 10y ago
> You need a hammock to solve hard problems
Tangentially related to this point (less so the section itself) is the benefit of a comfortable working environment. Personally, i have found that a curved chaise is the absolute peak of laptop coding comfort, especially for late night sessions.
If you have space and are in the market for some new furniture, i would urge people to give them a try.
- sotojuan 10y agoI don't even want a hammock or chair—just a quiet room would be a good start.
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- RankingMember 10y agoI'm looking at pictures of them trying to imagine how this wouldn't kill your neck with a laptop. Can you post a picture of yours (or something similar)?
- deepanchor 10y agoAny recommendations? My back has been killing me for the last few months.
- Qantourisc 10y agoHammocks -> hang at 30°angle, need to be big, and lie in them diagonally. No spreader bars. In that case you lie flat.