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And I am so happy I live in a place where this doesn't happen.
by boznz 3y ago
And I am so happy I live in a place where this doesn't happen.
- epistasis 3y agoInteresting, but I can't understand why that makes you happy. What benefit does it bring you?
- bogota 3y agoSome people like talking about things not related to their job when they aren’t working. The culture out in SV is very much still “work is life”.
- khokhol 3y agoThe benefit of being a part of the actual human world, where real people live. Where not essentially everyone is obsessed with their careers and/or comparative wealth. That sort of thing.
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- tptacek 3y agoIt can be alienating to move through the world in spaces where your work is everywhere you go. It's a thing I appreciated moving from San Francisco back to the midwest. Every once in awhile, I bump into someone with a Github sticker or whatever, and it's a happy surprise, but for the most part the world I inhabit has nothing to do with my work. Everyone has different things to talk about.
- biftek 3y agoI love not having to think or talk about work when I go outside. If some one asks what I do they'll say "that's neat, must be nice to work from home!" and that's the end of the conversation, we can talk about hobbies or something else instead.
- iancmceachern 3y agoPlease elaborate