I've heard you are a farmer + developer, which is literally my end game.
How did you do it?!?
Or more specifically, if you'd prefer, what similarities in both do you see and how does one help the other?
Do you find farm work and programming compatible in terms of scheduling, or do you often have to choose one over the other?
When I was still living in Lincoln, Nebraska the laws for owning birds and chickens is pretty flexible and loose.
So it only took owning a house, building a coop, and filling it with birds. I might say urban farmer.
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I've heard you are a farmer + developer, which is literally my end game.
How did you do it?!?
Or more specifically, if you'd prefer, what similarities in both do you see and how does one help the other?
Do you find farm work and programming compatible in terms of scheduling, or do you often have to choose one over the other?
When I was still living in Lincoln, Nebraska the laws for owning birds and chickens is pretty flexible and loose.
So it only took owning a house, building a coop, and filling it with birds. I might say urban farmer.