You’re reading the source for a talk I “published” at Nordic Ruby by speaking while presenting. A friend video’d the presentation, which I published on YouTube

You’re reading the source for a talk I “published” at Nordic Ruby by speaking while presenting. A friend video’d the presentation, which I published on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8xjntzo-mYc https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8xjntzo-mYc I published it again in another format on SpeakerDeck: https://speakerdeck.com/raganwald/optimism https://speakerdeck.com/raganwald/optimism The SpeakerDeck page includes a link to download it as a PDF. And yet, someone discovered the source and decided to share that on HN. So be it. Any criticism you have to share with me is impersonal (I didn’t tell anyone to read the source), temporary, and obviously specific to this odd scenario. FWIW, I’m chuffed, not chastised. It’s amazing to me that he source can be viewed with a web browser and is readable enough to be criticized. More apps should work this way. So, I am not “defending” the format. I’m explaining it. --- p.s. To be precise, this is the source I published: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/raganwald/presentations/master/optimism.md https://raw.githubusercontent.com/raganwald/presentations/ma... The link submitted to HN above is GitHub’s attempt to preview the source as best it knows how.