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For what it's worth. 1 - There are ways around this. For instance you don't have to pay yourself a salary. 2 - I've flown in and out of the US numerous times
by patrickod 15y ago
For what it's worth.
1 - There are ways around this. For instance you don't have to pay yourself a salary.
2 - I've flown in and out of the US numerous times this year and have yet to be "molested" or even go through millimeter wave scanning. Even then the radiation dose is minuscule. You'll get more exposure to radiation on the flight itself than in the scan. Don't let your fear rule you.
3 - Telepresence isn't the problem; the 8-hour time difference is. Technology will not surpass this unless one side becomes nocturnal
- sneak 15y agoMaybe my problem is the mistaken(?) assumption that the best code is always written between midnight and 7AM.
- patrickod 15y agoThat is not my experience. While the odd all-nighter can be productive when deadlines are looming I think many would agree it's not the best practice. Personally I like to sleep normal hours and function in the daylight
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