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Yeah, possibly on the core muscles stuff. But the shoulder and neck pain is getting really bad. In theory I would be able to loosen the belt a bit so that it isn't holding me up, just "reminding" me to keep my butt back in the chair where it belongs. I have tried yoga balls and a variety of chairs that are supposed to "force" you to sit up right. I always managed to end up in an even worse posture whenever I got deeply into the code.
This indicates that something is wrong with your posture in general.
Find a specialist (maybe chiropractor or osteopathic) who can help you to fix that.
Been going for years. I have exercises I do... but they say it could take more than a year for the soft tissue to correct itself this way.
I feel you. Sometimes I think I can’t properly debug unless I’m leaning into the monitor