(Squeezed out that long blog post just as the call for boarding happened! Enjoy the Taiwan photos. I will be posting lots of Germany photos next)
Taiwan Trip Report pt 3: Taipei
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🚌🚃🚋🛫 Heading to YVR and then to Frankfurt! See you all in Germany 🇩🇪
Causal Islands next week!!🎉🎊🪩
Nice lively discussion about different communities of women and power throughout Japanese history booksonasia.net/podcast/b…
Wow 😳 Canada’s first ever tsunami tower is being built in BC
Hanging out with the monthly tech coffee crew this morning at Trees Cafe. Made a bunch more connections!
Went to Katsuya for… Korean Pizza 🍕
Got #DnD 🎲🐉⚔️🧛🏻♂️ tonight so did my #craigsgymclass early.
2 min planks are killing me bruv! 😩 How am I gonna get to 5🖐️⁉️
Okay, more Germany trip recommendation requests: what’s good in Mannheim? Also, thinking aboutut popping over to Strasbourg for a day. Any reccos for there?
Some very interesting speakers lined up for #CIGF2024 on November 27th:
#InternetGovernance #Canada #IGF
Dusky downtown #Vancouver. Clear blue sky with a little chill signifying Fall. 🍂
A nice #Bluesky from downtown #Vancouver. Congrats on 10 million users! 🥳
Gorgeous day here. Fall is just around the corner!
Tonight I did days 13+14+15 of #craigsgymclass. Now I am all caught up:
0+1m40s+1m50s plank 🪵 55+55+60 squats 🏋️♀️ 4x7+5x5+3x4 pushups 🙇
Finished it off with a run too! 🏃♂️
Amazing 👏 👏 👏 (via @molly.wiki)
Planning my trip to Germany at the end of the month. Who do I know that is there? Any recommendations for things I should see? I will be in Frankfurt, Karlsruhe, and then Berlin for #CausalIslands
I am riding out the side effects of this Covid booster 💉 💉💉 💉 💉 💉 by watching tons of UK drill videos 🩸🔪🥷🤫🎵
Started reading The Code of Capital: How the Law Creates Wealth and Inequality by Katharina Pistor 📚
Comparing ambiguous apples and polysemous pigs
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Started reading Babel by RF Kuang 📚
I did my undergrad in Linguistics, but only speak 2 languages. People always ask: “What is the easiest/hardest language to learn?” The answer can be captured in a concept from Xerox PARC: Tesler’s Law. All languages are complex in their own way, it’s just about where they hide their complexity.