kitchen

It would still allow for a LOT of code, but not nearly the kitchen sink + the kitchen.

Needed a new scale for the kitchen since my 10 year old one stopped working, delivered to home.

There's a full kitchen and a very spacious common area with couches, tables, a TV, and plenty of power.

I spent a summer in a commercial kitchen and 15 people cooked enough for 2500 with no issues.

Chef and test-kitchen to automagically test your recipes in the cloud.

My favorite is his eviscerating the kitchen as a terrible place.

Yeah, I'd still rather be able to walk around naked in my kitchen and sleep with my significant other without people listening.

They take a large space and make it available to rent as individual rooms and amortize the cost of a living room, kitchen, etc across roommates.

Instead of cubical farms, you find interior spaces analog to a modern home plan, s/beds/desktops/, centered around a common room/kitchen/meeting area, etc.

I could personally come up with the upside of not having a personal kitchen, powerplant, house, but I didn't get that from reading, rather just the dislike of having a kitchen.

I don't really like Jira because of its kitchen sink approach.

Here's how I extract DNA with fun kitchen science.

The Soylent guy is claiming that his kitchen is "too costly", and yet eats out all the time.

Kitchen comments are common, as are "make me a sandwich", and the like.

In Haruki Murakami's "The Birth of My Kitchen Table Fiction" he mentions: "It cost a lot less to open your own place back then [1974] than it does now.

This is a bit like a university professor feeling "richer for the experience" of "working in fast food" after deciding it'll be an interesting sociological experiment to volunteer at a soup kitchen.