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if you've got a patio door and can set your desk up near it but not actually outside, that's 99% of the benefit of working outside with 1% of the hassle. worki
by notatoad 6y ago
if you've got a patio door and can set your desk up near it but not actually outside, that's 99% of the benefit of working outside with 1% of the hassle.
working outdoors is one of those things that sounds nice, and it is nice when everything is perfect, but it's really not worth the effort most of the time.
- meheleventyone 6y agoYeah I swim outdoors every morning, work with the door out to my deck open if it’s sunny and will sit outside for breaks and to do meetings, read, study or make notes but for actual development do it indoors.
- nsho 6y agoYeah I have shared patio space available that nobody uses but is super sunny. It’s in a bit of a cavern and I think it also captures some extra light from nearby building reflections. So I’m trying to figure out what would work for me that doesn’t require a large picnic table/umbrella investment since I can’t keep it in the space permanently.
- emerongi 6y agoOr a porch with a roof. I used to work on the porch with a forest as the background behind my screen. The village cat would come over for a nap around lunch and chill next to me for an hour or two. In the evening I went for a swim in the sea. What an idyllic time.