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gemelenI had to leave Ukraine by last June and to move somewhere, where it'd be possible to live in my circumstances.
I knew that such a day would come since about a year ago, when there was no any sign of progress in my permanent residency application (which I made on the 1st of June of 2021) for more time than it's allowed by Ukrainian law already. And I started to prepare: talking with the company I work with regarding that, continuing to reseach options for a residency in a new world situation, collecting documents and, finally, moving away.
I joked about my options from time to time, that I, like any other citizen of a fascist state that went into the war, would end up in South America. And I did.
There is no much secret, as I wrote enough on Mastodon about things around me, so I'll write it here too. Now I live in Uruguay, and I hope to stay here for long enough to get a citizenship of that state. I won't say I'm too grateful, as I'd prefer to live in Ukraine if it'd be possible, but I'm at that stage of dealing with a new country that this is expected.
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on 2023-09-14 22:26 (UTC)Oh, wow. AFAIK, Uruguay is a pretty decent place, and there are at least some pretty advanced Scala programmers.
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on 2023-09-14 22:31 (UTC)At best, it depends. Too small country with too few people, that blocks everything that works well in scale - logistics first of all.
> there are at least some pretty advanced Scala programmers
I'm not aware about any community related to Scala here yet. Likely, they are lone wolves, working with US/Europe directly.
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on 2023-09-14 23:00 (UTC)Gabriel Claramunt. I believe he's not a lone wolf.
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on 2023-09-15 16:29 (UTC)no subject
on 2023-09-17 15:42 (UTC)Что до кавы во Львове когда-нибудь, я - не надеюсь. Реалистичнее чуть ли не в любой другой стране мира. До речи, будешь где-либо в Южной Америке - маякни.
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on 2023-09-17 16:50 (UTC)