I think this is an advantage of working remotely. That way most of the work interactions are strictly about the code[1]. All things considered, I get a mostly g

I think this is an advantage of working remotely. That way most of the work interactions are strictly about the code[1]. All things considered, I get a mostly good deal: working on what I actually like to do, coding, while avoiding most of the bullshit. So, I'm adding this as another reason to keep avoiding co-location as much as possible. [1]: And, well, online meetings discussing what to code and how to do it; they're often pointless, particularly the daily ones, but bearable.