Re:Ask HN: Remote Developers, what tools/apps you wish you h...
by BjoernKW on Saturday February 04, 2017 @09:20AM
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SE Asia is a rather big place but I suppose it's a combination of:
- low cost of living
- pleasant climate
- decent infrastructure
- interesting, diverse culture
- being generally welcoming to foreigners (to those with somewhat big pockets at least)
You get some of those traits in many other non-South-East-Asian countries as well but all of them combined is a pretty rare occurrence.
Re:Ask HN: Remote Developers, what tools/apps you wish you h...
by victorhn on Saturday February 04, 2017 @09:33AM
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Pretty much most of Latin America satisfies all of this. I wonder why it is not more popular among nomads, maybe because fame of high rates of crime?
Re:Ask HN: Remote Developers, what tools/apps you wish you h...
by BjoernKW on Saturday February 04, 2017 @09:41AM
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That could be a reason.
Linguistically at least Latin America should be much more accessible to most people.
Re:Ask HN: Remote Developers, what tools/apps you wish you h...
by wprapido on Saturday February 04, 2017 @10:02AM
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latin america has terrible crime rates. yet, there are decent digital nomad communities in mexico, colombia and argentina
Re:Ask HN: Remote Developers, what tools/apps you wish you h...
by mod on Sunday February 05, 2017 @03:23AM
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The digital community was lacking, but I spent time in Costa Rica and found it very safe, inviting, and beautiful.
I was in a very small surf town on the Pacific coast with a strong ex-pat presence.
Is the world not big enough? Can people not go their own ways?