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by brunooo 12y ago
One could argue that global gentrification is inherently impossible...
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by brunooo 12y ago
Thanks!
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by brunooo 12y ago
1300 for your own place?!?!? ;-)
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by brunooo 12y ago
Hi, sorry for the non-disclosure: Pieter is part of the external advisory team, so mentioning him feels like mentioning other nomad* startups and it's definitely a good go to source.
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by brunooo 12y ago
That's a giant topic, as always, especially if you choose to spend a critical time threshold at a certain location (> ~6 months a year normally). We do plan to offer informal advice on topics like this as a service, but there are so
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by brunooo 12y ago
It's most central, so no matter if you want to surf in Uluwatu, have drinks in Canggu or go spearfishing in Amed, you can reach all of Bali quite easily. I do get the slightly bad esoteric rep Ubud has, but it also got a very vibrant &
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by brunooo 12y ago
It's utterly broken on mobiles, will fix that hopefully soon, feel free to fork at https://github.com/brunohaid/houseofcards
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by brunooo 12y ago
Agree (also waiting for someone to recreate Uber as a protocol). Not sure where Artur is heading with nomadhouse.io , but that might be an option.
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by brunooo 12y ago
Thanks! Very much so.
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by brunooo 12y ago
Things are changing very fast atm, as most countries realize that it's a good group of people to have. Eg Thailands new 6 months Visa explicitly includes remote work.
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by brunooo 12y ago
There's a lot of other stuff in there as well, and we really try to make it perfect for a particular group that wouldn't just move to Bali themselves. The assumption is that there's a reason why WeWork wasn't the first C
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by brunooo 12y ago
Right to the point, that's one of the reasons we choose the countries we did, as they make it OKish to work for a non-local (!!!) company. The Chiang Mai raid a few weeks ago was good example and scared a lot of people, but overall the
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by brunooo 12y ago
A lot of, from Greek fishing villages to Oakland, growing by demand. The rooms are allocated on request, month-wise, we hopefully figure out a good & fair system for everyone and you're more than welcome to switch informally with o
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by brunooo 12y ago
Love the modular idea of literally using the drawer (we plan something similar for the kitchen cold storage). Thanks!
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by brunooo 12y ago
Love all the suggestions, please keep them coming!
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by brunooo 12y ago
Haha, true dat. We looked at Istanbul, but it was prohibitively expensive, at least for our Beta batch where we reserve certain safety buffer for things that could go wrong and in the neighborhoods we looked at. Coastal towns like Bodrum co
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by brunooo 12y ago
Hey, thanks for the well thought out comment, the price point is for a certain group who wants total peace of mind not only in terms of internet speed etc. http://nomadforum.io/ has some pretty diverse people, i'd ask
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by brunooo 12y ago
Sure, we even think about providing daycare on site, so if you want to spend some quality time as couple / young parents that should be a good experience.
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by brunooo 12y ago
That's very high up the list, bulk shipping of standardized boxes is the favorite solution atm, but didn't do in-depth cost comparisons etc. Just was stuck for a few days in the Alps with the overhead bin luggage for Bali on the w
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by brunooo 12y ago
Guilty.
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by brunooo 12y ago
Spent some time there in the past 6 months and i found it very OK. We looked at more southern destinations, like Medellin / Bogota, but then the flight times to SF and NY start making 1-2 day trips less feasible.
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by brunooo 12y ago
Honest answer is we have to optimize this as we go. You can switch in monthly increments, first come first serve, if this leads to problems there'd be additional rules like that you have to switch every n month or can only spend as man
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Show HN: A Global Co-Living Subscription for Nomads(thecaravanserai.co)
265 points by brunooo 12y ago|165 comments
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The day scarcity died (watch USDRUB:CUR live)(dwq4do82y8xi7.cloudfront.net)
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Why Bank Regulation Is Hard(bloombergview.com)
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Austrian Fanatics Ruin It for the Rest of Us(adamsmith.org)
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The Central Paradox of the 21st Century(pieria.co.uk)
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Show HN: Trade Bitcoin for Contemporary Art(cointemporary.com)
12 points by brunooo 12y ago|3 comments
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The Pentagon Has a Plan to Stop the Zombie Apocalypse. Seriously.(foreignpolicy.com)
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The Invention of the First Wearable Computer (1998)(monet.cs.columbia.edu)
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