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Matthew Shulman, co-creator of Intellisense, died 2019 March 22

https://www.capenews.net/falmouth/obituaries/matthew-a-shulman/article_33af6330-4f52-5f69-a9ff-58...
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Open in hackernews

Ask HN: If you code on a beach or at a bar, what do you use?

1•noduerme•8mo ago
I frequently go out to code. And it almost always involves bringing a laptop. I think since reading "The Diamond Age" I've longed for some perfect, rollable, e-ink way to just jot down code with a pen on a table. Maybe even before that.

I mainly use VSCode these days. I've experimented with tablets, rollable keyboards, even just using my phone... but it's always a pain. I can't really picture wearing a headset or something. I'm trying to look less like I'm coding and more like I'm just writing. Does anyone have a brilliant hack for doing this currently?

Comments

giorgioz•8mo ago
Cool question! I was a digital nomad working a B2B SaaS for ~5years. I worked from cafes but they were always indoor. The bullshit of photos of people with a laptop nearby the beach/outdoor is that brighr light makes it impossible to read LED screens. I always hoped at some point e-ink screen would fix that. I saw some laptops with e-ink screens online. Never tried one. Googling "laptop with e-ink display" returns a lot of results.
giorgioz•8mo ago
In case you are interested to learn more on digital nomading: nomadlist.com is a website with a list of nice cities to travel and live in.
yaircohendev•8mo ago
nomadlist.com is paywalled, nomadlio.com is a free alternative with x4 more data
noduerme•8mo ago
Thank you. I am / have been a digital nomad since 2006. Wired Magazine even published an article about us back then in our solar van in Australia trying to find 2G internet. I feel quite old ;) But after all this time, I am still dependent on having a laptop to do my job! An e-ink screen is much nicer for outdoors but I don't know of a system built on one that would be worth investing in. It's also a software problem. I would really like to be able to write with a pen but I don't know of anything good at understanding handwriting for stuff like this:

for (let f of arr.filter((a)=>a>0)) { ... }