I don't think this is what you're talking about but I've been working on this Google Doc for a little over 6 months and i've titled it "working remote". The co

I don't think this is what you're talking about but I've been working on this Google Doc for a little over 6 months and i've titled it "working remote". The concept is simple... It's all the information I need to be able to work effectively from anywhere in the world. Internet or not. I plan on cleaning it up one of these days and posting it to Github or something but essentially it covers some of these topics... Hardware : Best hardware for traveling. From most efficient machines, to best travel HDD for size/cost, backpacks, roll-up solar panels for emergency charging, etc... Software : A massive offline collection of documentation. All searchable through an interface like Dash, (also with alot of Stack Overflow material), offline dev environments (like localstorage for assets), etc Various Tips : Like how Starbucks doesnt turn their wifi off at night. So when I take fly fishing trips through the appalachian trail I can usually drive to the nearest town and find a Starbucks to push the code I wrote that day. * You should figure out what you want to do, or what you want out of this experience, and then figure out how you'll do it. If I were you, I would pick my top 2 cities or startups and then do everything I could to find work there.