Did anybody else here ever work in the Tea Rooms in Shoreditch, London? Or any of those "incubators" around the A10 "Silicon Roundabout"? It was a massive ware

Did anybody else here ever work in the Tea Rooms in Shoreditch, London? Or any of those "incubators" around the A10 "Silicon Roundabout"? It was a massive warehouse and popular low rent facility filled with startups circa 2010. You could rent anything from a desk to a whole floor. Only one problem. Constant construction noise! Hammering, drilling, sawing, cranes and trucks moving. Shoreditch was a trendy place for tech companies at the time because the whole area was under gentrification. Every coder in that building had ear-buds in and blotted-out the din with louder music. For management meetings we had to go find a basement coffee shop. I met a guy called Julian Treasure and we did some projects on sound management in public spaces. He wrote some stuff about the impact of noise on productivity and quality. The background research looked bona fide. It will scare you. After that I realised that every single line of code produced in the companies I was around at that time was probably broken. When I tried talking about this to other founders and managers people basically shrugged. It may be that "work from home", where you have more control over your acoustic world, may be the best thing to ever happen to code quality.