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0 pointsken6y ago0 comments

You avoid the close-to-work living costs, and also the close-to-work living benefits.

I’d save time, but then I’d spend it driving into the city, anyway, to do most of the things I want to do.

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clarification: I didn't downvote you. dunno why people would.

but if you feel like that, consider if you're living in the "right" place for this. "remote" could mean instead of living in san francisco, living in a small town far away. or heck, somewhere in europe, where I live in the very city center on a student budget.

PascLeRasc6y ago

This probably won't be a popular opinion here, but some of us actually want to live in San Francisco, and not just for the job market.

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