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  1. People who write code are programmers. They program.

    People who really love to write code and take pleasure in elegant systems of codified thought are hackers. They hack.

    But vibe coders... We need a word for what they do, and I've come up with some possibilities, but I can't decide. Can you help?

    What do vibe coders do?

    #llm #taxonomy #nomenclature

  2. People who write code are programmers. They program.

    People who really love to write code and take pleasure in elegant systems of codified thought are hackers. They hack.

    But vibe coders... We need a word for what they do, and I've come up with some possibilities, but I can't decide. Can you help?

    What do vibe coders do?

    #llm #taxonomy #nomenclature

  3. People who write code are programmers. They program.

    People who really love to write code and take pleasure in elegant systems of codified thought are hackers. They hack.

    But vibe coders... We need a word for what they do, and I've come up with some possibilities, but I can't decide. Can you help?

    What do vibe coders do?

    #llm #taxonomy #nomenclature

  4. People who write code are programmers. They program.

    People who really love to write code and take pleasure in elegant systems of codified thought are hackers. They hack.

    But vibe coders... We need a word for what they do, and I've come up with some possibilities, but I can't decide. Can you help?

    What do vibe coders do?

    #llm #taxonomy #nomenclature

  5. People who write code are programmers. They program.

    People who really love to write code and take pleasure in elegant systems of codified thought are hackers. They hack.

    But vibe coders... We need a word for what they do, and I've come up with some possibilities, but I can't decide. Can you help?

    What do vibe coders do?

    #llm #taxonomy #nomenclature

  6. After a tense day came a tense night where my neck muscles wouldn't soften off. Despite me repeatedly seeking to relax them.

    Which had me wondering if it was a a cynical bastard who'd made up the term the "voluntary musculature".

    The article below suggests to me that the misnaming has its roots in the worldviews of 19th C. European scientists who allowed intellectual concepts to obscure personal experience.

    #VoluntaryMusculature #StriatedMuscle #Nomenclature

    sciencedirect.com/science/arti

  7. After a tense day came a tense night where my neck muscles wouldn't soften off. Despite me repeatedly seeking to relax them.

    Which had me wondering if it was a a cynical bastard who'd made up the term the "voluntary musculature".

    The article below suggests to me that the misnaming has its roots in the worldviews of 19th C. European scientists who allowed intellectual concepts to obscure personal experience.

    #VoluntaryMusculature #StriatedMuscle #Nomenclature

    sciencedirect.com/science/arti

  8. After a tense day came a tense night where my neck muscles wouldn't soften off. Despite me repeatedly seeking to relax them.

    Which had me wondering if it was a a cynical bastard who'd made up the term the "voluntary musculature".

    The article below suggests to me that the misnaming has its roots in the worldviews of 19th C. European scientists who allowed intellectual concepts to obscure personal experience.

    #VoluntaryMusculature #StriatedMuscle #Nomenclature

    sciencedirect.com/science/arti

  9. After a tense day came a tense night where my neck muscles wouldn't soften off. Despite me repeatedly seeking to relax them.

    Which had me wondering if it was a a cynical bastard who'd made up the term the "voluntary musculature".

    The article below suggests to me that the misnaming has its roots in the worldviews of 19th C. European scientists who allowed intellectual concepts to obscure personal experience.

    #VoluntaryMusculature #StriatedMuscle #Nomenclature

    sciencedirect.com/science/arti

  10. After a tense day came a tense night where my neck muscles wouldn't soften off. Despite me repeatedly seeking to relax them.

    Which had me wondering if it was a a cynical bastard who'd made up the term the "voluntary musculature".

    The article below suggests to me that the misnaming has its roots in the worldviews of 19th C. European scientists who allowed intellectual concepts to obscure personal experience.

    #VoluntaryMusculature #StriatedMuscle #Nomenclature

    sciencedirect.com/science/arti

  11. Next you'll tell me the Democratic People's Republic of Korea isn't democratic