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 The acrid scent of Turkish coffee grounds cooling in the bottom of a porcelain cup blends with the sharp exhaust of Lada sedans idling along Mashtots Avenue, setting the daily rhythm for anyone tapping away on a laptop in the Armenian capital. After eight years of testing out remote office setups across fifty cities, I found myself drawn to this high-altitude valley framed by the snowy jagged silhouette of Mount Ararat. It is a place where Soviet-era basalt architecture meets a remarkably dense cluster of independent software engineers, displaced tech workers, and long-term remote professionals who appreciate a starker, less polished backdrop than Lisbon or Chiang Mai.
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