Re:The business of winding down startups is booming
by mxwsn on Tuesday February 27, 2024 @03:30PM
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Have you tried a Herman Miller? I once thought like you, but the magic of Herman Miller for me is that I can sit in the same position for hours and I never think about it, consciously or subconsciously. When I get up I don't really feel anything. Which is how it should be. Having to move every thirty minutes to feel OK is a sign of a bad chair.
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Re:The business of winding down startups is booming
by willsmith72 on Tuesday February 27, 2024 @03:38PM
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> Having to move every thirty minutes to feel OK is a sign of a bad chair.
It's a sign of being a human being in a body which evolved to move. Even if you're not in physical pain, moving regularly is by far better than not for your health.
Re:The business of winding down startups is booming
by tamimio on Tuesday February 27, 2024 @03:46PM
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> Have you tried a Herman Miller?
I didn’t, but now that you mentioned it, I would definitely try it out of curiosity, what model do you use?
> Having to move every thirty minutes to feel OK is a sign of a bad chair.
I don’t think it’s a bad habit to move periodically, which is something you do even while sleeping anyway.
Re:The business of winding down startups is booming
by mxwsn on Tuesday February 27, 2024 @04:17PM
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I like the Aeron. A corollary of what I wrote is that if you just sit in it for a few seconds or minutes at a store, it doesn't feel special. If you work at a decently sized company or have access to a coworking space, you can likely find an Aeron somewhere.