It’s been a nice month, with everything going well, and I’m in a good mood! What I’ve read / Texte 📚 Books / Livres In English Fiction The Sapling Cage by Margaret Killjoy was high-quality fantasy, in which a teenager decides to take her best friend’s place and become a witch. The problem is, she’s…

Hi everyone, and happy last monthly notes of the year! Yearly recaps will follow in early January, so if you’ve missed some recommendations you can have a shortened list soon! I am feeling much better than last month and am very thankful for the people who sent me kind messages after my last update. Now,…

Hi! We’re getting close to the end of the year! Physically, I am much better than last month. My head is fine, my knee is generally tolerable, I haven’t been sick, all is well! Mentally, the lack of sunshine is making everything just a little bit harder to deal with, but I’m generally okay. The…

I don’t know what happened, but October was a bad health month. It started real nice, with a nice trip to Lisbon for a conference, although I was already pretty tired by then; then coming back to Paris, which was a real morale and health hit as the only thing I wanted by then was…

September has been intense: I started a new job (yay!) as head of content for a pretty technical company, added my first roller derby practice and Italian and German courses, and spent an entire week in Paris to onboard with the team. I haven’t yet settled, but then again, I’m only beginning my second week…

Hi! Let’s keep the personal updates short this time: I have left Meta I’m on holidays and my first week was spent in the Vercors, at a lovely camping I wrote about: How decentralization doesn’t solve the attention economy (originally a Lemmy comment which I copy-pasted because I want to keep an archive of it)…

Phew, what a month! I started a 100 squats per day challenge, and lasted 28 days before realizing that not letting my knee get a single day of rest was not going to help with recovery, and then immediately bounced back with a one Commons photo per day challenge. I wrapped up my final projects…

It’s been an intense month − again! The month included a lot of documentation triage, so more papers & blog posts links than usual. This trend should keep going for another ~8 months if I manage to keep this rhythm (which is unlikely). During the month of June, here’s some stuff that happened: I went…