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Comment #45386188
> ..until I realized how annoying it is to have a café full of people working on their laptops Again, some coffee shops just go for that market. They provide working spaces or floo…
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Comment #45386072
I belive it's fairly obvious that I mean life outside the work by "living your life". It's a pretty simple math that if you don't commute, spend time in traffic you have more time …
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Comment #45386012
I believe most of them have common spaces or work-together-rooms. But again, every library has different use cases..
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Comment #45385965
I need that too! Especially when working remotely, I don't have the office to see my co-workers to socialize. Or back when I was in college, I don't have my classmates to chat abou…
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Comment #45385842
On video calls, the library I go to is in some kind of cultural center & community space mix. So there are some common spaces that you can talk, and a cafetaria. These alone solve …
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Comment #45385807
Absolutely, there are some coffee shops. Like you when I was in Istanbul, there were lots and lots of coffee shops, some of them even has two floors with top floor spared for worki…
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Comment #45385568
English isn’t my first language, so some sentences may have lost their nuance in translation. To me, that paragraph was more of a humorous, playful way of listing the aspects of wo…
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Comment #45385403
From this perspective, nothing we call ‘free’ is really free. Isn’t the purpose of taxes to receive some kind of service in return? I gladly use this service, and not having to spe…
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Comment #45385360
Yes, another user in the comments mentioned that their library offers streaming services, rental video games and cheap/free snacks. Right when I was thinking I am lucky with mine :…
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Comment #45385266
Fair point, but we can’t ignore the fact that many coffee shops provide desks with power outlets, and sometimes even dedicated workspaces, and that this has become a clear trend. T…
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Comment #45384788
Mentioned in the article, I'm not sure if libraries work the same way in everywhere. But this one has literally free co-working spaces that anyone, including remote workers, studen…
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Comment #45384774
I totally feel what you mean about design. The library I used back in university was really tasteless and carelessly designed (if we can even call it "designed"), and I wouldn’t ha…
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Comment #45384595
Oh you have much more than we have.. I live in a relatively small city, so there are not many events or offerings, but I'd love to have a bigger community in there. Even hanging ou…
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Comment #42388240
> now I feel FOMO creeping in, perpetuating this incessant need to find others like it… this.. this is what I forgot the mention in the artice. When you find something really good,…
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Comment #42388170
The problem with social media for me is that I stay in touch with my friends there. I mean there are some people I don't know irl but following each other over 10 years, and I like…
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Comment #42388029
> I really believe people will go far if they focus on this kind of stuff, and way less on structured self-improvement, productivity hacking, finding "secrets", shortcuts via progr…
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Comment #42380340
I think acknowledging the problem is one of the key aspects of focusing on the solution, maybe even the most important one. Writing it down in a concrete way that defines and expla…
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