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Comment by makeitdouble

It of course steongly depends on what your stack is, my current job provides a full remote dev server for our backend and it's the best experience I've seen in a long time. In particular having a common DB is suprinsingly uneventful (nobody's dropping tables here and there) while helping a lot.

We have interns coming in and fully ready within an hour or two of setup. Same way changing local machines is a breeze with very little downtime.

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