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You is posting to fast. Slow down. Dang!
Also don't tell anyone online/offline that you have coins. You might get intruders.
It costs a lot to move. Not sure about US but here we have stamp duty. For me it's a year's salary. Another half years salary for agent fees. A month's salary for removalist costs. The only way to make it feasible financially is to do a reno project but that's more stress.
Selling stuff and being creative with space may solve issues. Living with "lower class" people isn't necessary a bad thing it may be good to prevent living in a bubble.
Yeah moving is stressful. If you do go ahead I wonder if there are services to manage everything for you. If you have the money maybe get the new place furnished ahead of the move.
Nice site.
If you write a lot of F# then if anyone leaves you need to replace them and it's harder than finding a C# developer.
Secondly most of the libraries you interop with are C# and so you have to go through interop which is more annoying.
Spent rest of day trying out mattresses, getting a massage, cooking fish and watching star trek. Hoping I'm successful so that every day can be like this!
E.g. can partner support you for a bit? Do you have children? Do you have total and permanent disability insurance or temporary sickness insurance. Assets? Own an expensive home and can downsize or move to cheaper city to access equity etc. Etc.
Based on this and a target income and number of work hours I'd look for jobs that don't require much mental agility.
It depends what is meant by no concentration but most jobs require some. However something with more carpe diem like waitor, cleaner, gardening etc where you d your days work and that's it. A small fuck up usually doesn't mess your backlog etc. In these jobs.
If financially able consider doing no work but plan daily activities to keep from stagnating. E.g. long walk and salsa class every day or whatever. Or learn Haskell for an hour a day but turn off if concentration becomes an issue.
So...
Solution for me is to reduce to 4 day week. Lucky I can do this.
And don't write a line of code. Leverage the umpteen cloud services.
If I can achieve this in 5 years it would be ideal. First stage is in progress.