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A coder paradise in the mountains of Panama

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Re: A coder paradise in the mountains of Panama

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Since my wife is from Panama (I am Australian) I have long considered doing something like this. That part of Panama Chiriquí is particularly pretty and the climate is indeed fantastic.

In light of the AABill and the NBN perhaps I should consider it more.

Re: A coder paradise in the mountains of Panama

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post #4

Since my wife is from Panama (I am Australian) I have long considered doing something like this. That part of Panama Chiriquí is particularly pretty and the climate is indeed fantastic. In light of the AABill and the NBN perhaps I should consider it more.

I have a good friend who lives right down the road and is also Australian, works for Microsoft research

Re: A coder paradise in the mountains of Panama

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post #4

Since my wife is from Panama (I am Australian) I have long considered doing something like this. That part of Panama Chiriquí is particularly pretty and the climate is indeed fantastic. In light of the AABill and the NBN perhaps I should consider it more.

I have a good friend who lives right down the road and is also Australian, works for Microsoft research

Assuming I could get a job there I probably would seriously consider moving. The getting something is the main issue for me sadly.

Re: A coder paradise in the mountains of Panama

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post #6

Earlier quoted context omitted.

I have a good friend who lives right down the road and is also Australian, works for Microsoft research

Assuming I could get a job there I probably would seriously consider moving. The getting something is the main issue for me sadly.

Remote work! Codementor, Toptal, Upwork, etc. A programming job in Panama pays like a few thousand a month at best.

Re: A coder paradise in the mountains of Panama

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post #6

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Assuming I could get a job there I probably would seriously consider moving. The getting something is the main issue for me sadly.

Remote work! Codementor, Toptal, Upwork, etc. A programming job in Panama pays like a few thousand a month at best.

I think I would be better off selling small things like books and training courses to be honest. Assuming I could get several hundred a month it would cover my expenses long enough till I could ramp that up.