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As a software engineer, permanent WFH sounds great. As a young adult thinking I should build more cooking skills, this is the perfect opportunity. But as a hous
by closeparen 7y ago
As a software engineer, permanent WFH sounds great. As a young adult thinking I should build more cooking skills, this is the perfect opportunity. But as a household of one, isolation is terrifying. I'm not sure how long literally zero human contact is sustainable. I hope we can at least re-enable 1:1 social visits at home before too many months pass.
It's also hard to imagine that couples who live apart are actually going to stay away from each other until the vaccine.
- maigret 7y agoWhen I was a student, I had a summer with a month with nothing to do, and I had a big backlog of 20+ books. I spent the month almost reading from morning to evening, read around 20 books during the month. It didn't feel like restricting anything, but I was meeting friends every few days still. Yesterday I had a good call with my oldest friend, and it felt good despite being far from each other and unable to meet. So yeah, 2/3 months should be doable. More will be hard.