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Paulo Coelho Alves and his sunny setup in Lisboa, Portugal

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Hacker Stations: Taylor Troesh

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Antirez - the creator of Redis, and his setup in Sicily

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Derek Sivers' ultra-minimalistic setup in New Zealand

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Simulacrum-0's cyberpunky setup for pondering, programming, and production in Connecticut, USA

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Jerod's programming and podcasting setup in Nebraska, US

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Mike McQuaid's clean, ergonomic setup in Edinburgh, Scotland

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Daniel Stenberg and the home of curl in Stockholm, Sweden

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Roman's flexible and constantly evolving setup in Hong Kong

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James Stanier's effective remote work setup in Cumbria, UK

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Kasia's cozy crafting den in Berlin

hackerstations.com·181w

Denys' workspace in Berlin is a "hack with scotch tape and zip ties"

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Peter Cooper's setup for programming, writing newsletters, and listening to vinyls

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Nikitonsky's minimal, aesthetically pleasing station in Berlin

hackerstations.com·187w

Michiel Borkent's simple setup made easy in Amersfoort, The Netherlands

hackerstations.com·188w

Chris Beach's comfy home office in the UK

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Martin Jones' homebuilt, remote teaching station

hackerstations.com·191w

Irina's green, hygge oasis in Copenhagen, Denmark

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Bozhidar Batsov's light and relaxing setup in Bulgaria where open source magic happens

hackerstations.com·193w

Dashiell Bark-Huss' cozy setup for running a startup and hacking on lucid dreams in Chicago, IL

hackerstations.com·194w

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