> a way for people to LARP as technologists or entrepreneurs without actually producing anything of use to the general public at large. as someone who likes Wo

> a way for people to LARP as technologists or entrepreneurs without actually producing anything of use to the general public at large. as someone who likes Words and Terms for things, thank you. It has always rubbed me the wrong way that blockchain enthusiasts use code as a verb. This may sound strange but I find I only use “code“ as a verb for people who do not work in tech to describe what I do. Even introductory programming materials, if you look at them, always say “learn to code,” or “coding,” which I always feel amateur saying. If it’s someone I work with or who even just works in tech, it’s always more specific. Don’t know if this makes sense in the slightest but thanks regardless for the link.