Yeah, I’ve considered that, but if you end up doing many Home Depot runs the sacrifice can save you a few bucks. I could also have planned better. :-)

This is a 6x6 box geez. I’m not building a house.

I know, and feel for you. The level of overreaction here is beyond comical. Given this is HN in the San Fran startup zone I have to say that for a culture of break all the rules this lot are hilariously conservative just because you built a shed.

I like your shed.

There's a difference between deploying a buggy Javascript app and running 120v electrical to a shoddy lean-to.

This shed is better built than most of the crap you'd buy from the chain DIY stores. Maybe have a read of the article before commenting.

I’ve read it. I’ve also worked residential construction. It is absolutely not better built than prefab sheds at orange or blue stores.

It’s something I will look into. It took a little over 3 months to finish it.

Yep. She was great help!

It doesn’t get super hot in here but I have one of those portable fans that you put water or ice in and it cools down real nice.

+1 I use Rubular quite a bit myself.

This hits home in so many levels.

I’ve built a shed for many of the reasons mentioned and it was such a rewarding and gratifying experience.

Just seeing that constant tangible progress and the primal feeling of building something that protects you from the elements felt strangely satisfying.

I documented the process in here. https://eduardosasso.co/blog/how-i-built-a-wfh-shed/

Does it remove dupes from results?

I’ve been working on a passwordless auth service for stripe users. https://neologin.co

I’m going vanilla. My only default extension is a json viewer. Everything else I toggle on/off when needed.