What, in your opinion, does this mean for the future of workplaces? Principally what large changes might this entail?
A consensus seems to be emerging that many more infections happen indoors than out. So I could imagine a transition from quarantine in which people leave the buildings they live in, but avoid going into other ones.
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Long-term, not much. I'm just talking about the next 6-12 months.
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That’s how I see it. And that’s how I’m going to approach it until it’s behind us.
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That’s what SF Bay Area has been doing from the git-go. We’ve flattened the curve, but it’s not really going down yet.
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That's about what we do here in the Netherlands. Never been a 'real' quarantine. But with the exception of schools most indoor activities are not allowed, or only under conditions.
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I live in a hackhouse with 70 people in sf. Hopefully this isn't the case...
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You should move
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And avoid crowds.
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the rise of temporary, open outdoor office spaces?
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The best part of being in US is one can stay on a treehouse, go camping, stay in a motel or a hotel or just stay in a van or go to country side. It's not high density like New Delhi and Mumbai.
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