One of the most salient features of our Tech Hiring culture is that there is so much bullshit. Everyone knows this. Each of us contributes his share. But we tend to take the situation for granted.
Thanks Michael,
Happy to connect with other coders-musicians.
To discover what I do, it's probably best to start with my Polyglot Hallelujah
This hallelujah is a summary of my life because
... I started learning French because well that's where I was born
... and then met cool people in Germany and learnt German
... and then I met other cool people that enabled me to finally learn English
... and then I met my wife from Colombia so I learnt Spanish
... and then I learnt a bit of Italian, just because it sounds cool
... and then I learnt Japanese because I had great Japanese friends in Berlin
... and then I learnt Esperanto because it's such a powerful idea
To connect with me, you can use my LinkTree - summary of my profiles
I'm a friendly, non-dev, cisgender guy from NC who enjoys playing music/making noise, hiking, eating veggies, and hanging out with my best friend/wife + our 3 kitties + 1 greyhound.
I remember you sharing this in a music thread previously somewhere. I absolutely love it! It's such a great concept and your recording with the guitar is really relaxing and homey.
One thing that might be cool would be to have a choir of folks doing this. One of each nationality singing their part (though we might have trouble finding someone who speaks Esperanto natively 😝)... then have them all join in for the chorus. If you decide to do a follow up sometime, I'll lend my voice.
One of the most salient features of our Tech Hiring culture is that there is so much bullshit. Everyone knows this. Each of us contributes his share. But we tend to take the situation for granted.
Thanks Michael,
Happy to connect with other coders-musicians.
To discover what I do, it's probably best to start with my Polyglot Hallelujah
This hallelujah is a summary of my life because
... I started learning French because well that's where I was born
... and then met cool people in Germany and learnt German
... and then I met other cool people that enabled me to finally learn English
... and then I met my wife from Colombia so I learnt Spanish
... and then I learnt a bit of Italian, just because it sounds cool
... and then I learnt Japanese because I had great Japanese friends in Berlin
... and then I learnt Esperanto because it's such a powerful idea
To connect with me, you can use my LinkTree - summary of my profiles
▶️ linktr.ee/jmfayard
I remember you sharing this in a music thread previously somewhere. I absolutely love it! It's such a great concept and your recording with the guitar is really relaxing and homey.
One thing that might be cool would be to have a choir of folks doing this. One of each nationality singing their part (though we might have trouble finding someone who speaks Esperanto natively 😝)... then have them all join in for the chorus. If you decide to do a follow up sometime, I'll lend my voice.
Yeah that's a nice idea.
I actually have an esperanto speaker as one of my most popular YouTube video
Old video, the baby is probably 16-20 years old now