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This may be true, but it's really a bad thing for ergonomics. While changing your position is vital, you still need a real work area. Having a proper adjustabl

This may be true, but it's really a bad thing for ergonomics. While changing your position is vital, you still need a real work area. Having a proper adjustable height desk + large monitor + ergonomic seating is a good idea. Whether that goes in a corner or in a special home office, working a full day from the couch on a laptop is terrible for your health.

tedmiston 10y ago
A few years ago this might have been dismissed as a first world problem, but I really hope the tech scene startups dedicating more time and effort into the ergonomics of working from coffee shops in the next few years. Everyone knows what we're doing [working for too long without breaks, in unergonomic positions on laptops where the screen height is far below eye level so craning our necks] isn't great, yet everyone does it.
- rietta 10y ago
  Isn't that what co-working spaces are setup to address. Coffeeshops are not supposedly in the business of being an office away from the office.
  - tedmiston 10y ago
    The same problem applies to coworking spaces, especially with floating desks.
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