Man, I felt this Reddit post so hard.
u/Quick_Butterfly_4571 passionately explains why geeky 80’s kids are confused with ChatGPT
So, you'd lay it all out, step-by-step, just to be super sure that you were helping and not confusing the kindred spirit you found half a world away.
Chris Krycho wrote a thoughtful post about the state of browser development and web standards, and as developers, the tendency sometimes to see Chrome as the standard for what features browsers should be supporting. Chrome is not the Standard:
> Over the past few years, I've increasingly seen articles with headlines that run something like, "New Feature Coming To the Web"— followed by content which described how Chrome had implemented an experimental new feature. "You’ll be able to use this soon!" has been the promise.
> These are tradeoffs, plain and simple. Chrome ships new features fast, but they're not always stable and they often have performance costs. Safari ships new features on a much slower cadence, but they're usually solid and always perform incredibly well.
> That's what makes the web so great, even when it makes things move more slowly. Sometimes — often, even! — moving more slowly not in the experimental phase but in the finalizing phase makes for a much better outcome overall.
Fellow #webnerds, it's a good read.
Winter soccer has started, so I can finally get back into walking during kids’ practices #nerdphysique
My youngest daughter looked at my Ubuntu desktop with multiple terminals open and called it "spaceship writing #nerdhouse #myscifilife
@lmorchard somehow knowing you're hacking EVE market data makes you even cooler to this nerd #nerds #internetspaceships
I am saddened to learn that no one has created a cron utility called Cronan. You people are failing me #nerds
Kids watching the 70s Godzilla show on Netflix. Son happily growling out "UP FROM THE DEPTHS #dadops #youngnerds
Upon entering the room, my wife says to me "I have an old (TOS) Star Trek question." You had me at Star Trek, baby #nerd