anonnomad

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   by anonnomad 11y ago

   Thanks! Absolutely awesome tool. Could do almost all of the charts & metrics I need. I couldn't figure out how to do a chart that shows me the SUMs of something per day and per category. Also number "questions" in the das
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   by anonnomad 11y ago

   Java, Dropwizard, JRuby | REMOTE (EU/Asia timezone) Contractor, part- or full-time European mobile payment provider, but unlike the rest who are credit card based we support "normal" bank accounts, resulting in very low fees
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   by anonnomad 11y ago

   Skype has bad quality from e.g. Thailand. Google Hangouts none of my clients (including myself) understand or can use. Still looking for a reliable and proper internet audio/video solution. I wonder if there's better solutions.
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   by anonnomad 11y ago

   4000 EUR is very comfortable living. - ~800 EUR for a nice 1-br condo in a central location - ~100 EUR el./internet/tv/3g - ~100 EUR for transport (these motorbike taxis and bts rides are adding up). - ~150 EUR for co-work
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   by anonnomad 11y ago

   My suggestion for newcomers is a budget of 2000-4000 EUR month for comfortable living in Bangkok (depending on your level of comfortableness). The daily live of a 500 EUR worker is not the same as that of an expat (e.g. membership at a co-w
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   by anonnomad 12y ago

   for such a small project I would: * charge by hour (ballpark 70-150$/h). Give an estimate on how long it should take and maybe add a max budget. * ask for 30-50% upfront. Only start working once the money arrived, this is fairly import
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   by anonnomad 12y ago

   There's plenty of digital nomads building legimitate business or doing proper remote "work" (see my comment below). They tend not to be too outspoken, write blog posts, because they are busy, well, doing work. Most of these f
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   by anonnomad 12y ago

   First one, was a classical onsite job, which i transitioned into a remote thing. Second big one was offline network, there too it started with onsite for a few months, now quite remote. It helped here being nomadic, as employees were alread
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   by anonnomad 12y ago

   throw-away account, because i'm a lurker. There is some selection bias, the people that are busy doing stuff, typically don't write blogs "How to live with 500$ in chiang mai". to give you some perspective: i've bee