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I know you’re probably intending to say “nice” with an accent. But given the context I can’t help but also think of Bob Noyce, an engineer’s engineer. See https
by matthewmcg 4y ago
I know you’re probably intending to say “nice” with an accent. But given the context I can’t help but also think of Bob Noyce, an engineer’s engineer. See https://www.esquire.com/news-politics/a12149389/robert-noyce-tom-wolfe/ https://www.esquire.com/news-politics/a12149389/robert-noyce...
- panxyh 4y agoYou don't think it's safer to assume that this was an intended pun? Bob Noyce is pretty well heard of here. Neverheless, very Noyce of you to link the article.
- paphillips 4y agoIt was intended as both actually: a sloppy imitation Australian accent, as well as a nod to Mr. Noyce. There are very few occasions where the two intersect so nicely.