Mark Tuchin

this is your sign to quit your 9-5 in 2026, get a remote IT job, and move somewhere warm

what’s one tech skill that pays surprisingly well?

being in tech is easy: you wake up, hit the gym, spend a couple of hours at the computer, knock out some tasks, stay quiet during a conference call, have a coffee, do hike, enjoy life to the fullest, come back home, and go to sleep

quick reminder: you don’t have to work for the full 8 hours at your job provided, ofc, that you’re working remotely in tech

how many times a day do you open and close your laptop?

take a screenshot or photo with your phone?

how much do you pay for AI per month?

what’s one task you would happily never do again at work?

drop your product in 24 hours, I’ll pick the best one and feature it in my bio for 7 days

if you’ve been in tech for at least 10 years let's connect

the most important skill in tech is pretending you understand the requirements before the meeting ends

frontend, backend, qa, devops, data or something else?

if you have a plan for your career ladder, I’ve got some bad news for you

if you could make money from one thing outside your job, what would it be?

guide to life: • eliminate all distractions • get a job in tech as quickly as possible • work there for 3-6 months • switch companies (to get a salary bump) • move to a warm place • enjoy life, keep growing, and work on your own projects

I make my way to my office on the 56th floor, only to repaint two buttons, have some tea and cookies, gossip about all my colleagues, and then head back

don’t envy my laptop, it has seen more countries than the average person

what’s your favorite thing about working in tech that has nothing to do with money?

does anyone know of an AI that can sit in on meetings in my place?

where do tech people actually hang out online besides X?

why are people buying m5 macbook air now when the m6 is coming in a couple months for the same price are you okay?