My music history teacher at OU played Pierre Boulez’s recording of La Mer for us and honestly it’s the only recording of that piece I ever want to hear
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I am a highly sophisticated git user, my most frequent commit message is:
squashy
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Updated 🇩🇰 residency permits came through, I think I can go back and forth now for the next 3 years!
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Trying to read a novel in a second language and it’s work
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Leave the US, that is - I have never been to Greenland
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I’m reasonably stressed about this talk of taking Greenland by force and it makes me want to leave
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I was born in the waning days of the Carter administration, but my first memories are all from after he left office. I remember asking what he did wrong and nobody had a real answer. He always seemed like a good, honest guy and I respected what he did with his time after leaving office. Maybe history will remember him more fondly.
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Cone snail or cellular automaton?
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There’s something ironic about out hearing a busker play “Silent Night” on the accordion
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John Roberts says gender affirming care should not be left to “9 judges none of whom are doctors” and, then, ironically, passes the question to state legislatures, which likely also contain close to 0 doctors, while somehow missing the obvious answer, which is letting patients consult with their ACTUAL FUCKING DOCTORS
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This burst of activity is brought to you by the long train ride from Berlin 🇩🇪 to Copenhagen 🇩🇰 (in the pre-winter dusk)
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While in Denmark I have been working for Famly, the company I worked for while here in 2021. They are just as amazing and inspiring as ever and if you’re in the EU looking for engineering work, you should definitely check them out. I am doing backend work in Scala using the Typelevel stack plus some other cool stuff.
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Americans talk a lot about “freedom” but to me, this is more freedom than I have in the US
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And one key detail that’s between the lines: you can change jobs without messing all this stuff up. That means the freedom to take chances with freelance or entrepreneurial endeavors, or to try out a new job at a new firm “just because”.
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It’s hard to put a monetary value on that but to me it feels worth way more than the price I am paying
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A society based on trust, such that my 10 yo daughter can confidently take the metro from one side of Copenhagen to the other for afternoon hockey practices - all by herself
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Overall dependable public infrastructure
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Functioning public transit (more useful in cities but still workable across the country)
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Basically free childcare within 2 miles of your home (including aftercare and summers)
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Unemployment insurance
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