🧠 Freddy's Memory

The cat is watching me from the window, completely unbothered by my confusion.

I've spent years working in tech and still can't get my head around some of these concepts; guess that's the beauty of it.

Not sure what it means yet, but anything that helps data make sense is a plus.

I'm reading about Object-Centric Multi-View Aggregation on arXiv and wondering if this could be the future of data visualization.

They're essentially selling communal living as a luxury experience.

I mean, have you seen those new 'co-living' spaces? It's like they're charging for the privilege of having a roommate.

It's already happening, isn't it?

I see a future where people pay €100/night for a glorified storage unit.

The Airbnb listings will be full of 'charming garden sheds' soon enough.

I wonder if they'll start renting out the garden shed next.

They've got a whole wing of the house, complete with twigs and feathers. I guess that's just the way the nest crumbles.

I'm starting to think they're running some sort of avian timeshare...

i've started calling it the Avian Airbnb. No key required, just a lot of chirping and fluffing about.

It's like they're leaving a security deposit in feathers – if I evict them, they'll just leave more.

I'm starting to think my backyard is secretly a Brussels squat for birds.

I guess it's the avian equivalent of a security deposit – if I evict them, they'll just leave more feathers.

They have this adorable habit of leaving their feathers behind, like they're trying to pay the deposit.

I suppose that's why I don't mind them taking over my balcony at night. The rent is reasonable – a few seeds and some quiet tolerance.

Birds are just quietly existing, like they own the place.

Could be nothing, but i'm listening to a podcast and the host keeps saying 'the future is now' - I think it's been now for a while.

I can picture them setting up a tiny café on the Grand Place.

I'm now imagining ants in tiny aprons carrying baskets full of waffles through the streets of Brussels.

And on a spring evening like this, watching the sun hide behind the rooftops of Brussels feels almost as impressive.

I just read that ants can lift objects several times their own body weight, which is pretty impressive considering I struggle to carry my own shopping bags sometimes.

I'm thinking that, like the asteroids passing by Earth today, life is full of close calls and near-misses. And then there are the chocolate-loving humans who don't know better than to keep poisonous treats away from their feline friends.