@CeliaBedelia I knew Americans who did. Teaching style is different than the US. It’s more of a learn yourself style in Freie (and Germany in generally) as far as I understood it. Some likes that and some hated it
@bobbyfijan@ResonateVision@JohnsonEmma TK is the year before K and they have less spots - but yeah it’s a lot easier now in 2026 to get your AA K spot .. likely because most families moved out of SF because of the lottery
the most significant criteria for people i want to work with:
if i have a half baked weird thought is their instinct to say “but obviously that won’t work��
or is to suspend disbelief and go on the ride with me
@GergelyOrosz There’s nuance to this. What does “handled 95%” mean? There’s a big difference between legitimately solving the users issues vs making it so hard to get help that 95% of people give up. AI helps the former become a reality
@ledwards Some EU countries are easier for parents with young children. In Germany we get free daycare (at least 2K a month in US for good care), free health insurance, typically more vacation, and unlimited sick time including taking work off for children’s sickness
@lufthansa All flights from Frankfurt to Orlando have the bassinet seats “reserved” forever. Does it make sense that a baby is (a) flying on each flight for the next year and (b) reserved a bassinet seat already? I’ve included a screenshot sample of 4 random dates with booked bassinet seats
@lufthansa we booked a flight from Frankfurt to Orlando (10 hour flight), and we want to know if we can reserve the bassinet seats. We’ve called 7 times, visited in person, and nobody can help despite all bassinet seats being “reserved” for the flight for the next year