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This is the second "coders' font" to hit HN today. Personally, I like the font. And its license.
by pdevr 13y ago
This is the second "coders' font" to hit HN today.
Personally, I like the font. And its license.
- muuck 13y agoI think this post is a reaction on that other type post because Anonymous Pro is few years old.
- mpd 13y agoYeah, it's come up a few times in the past. https://www.hnsearch.com/search#request/all&q=anonymous+font https://www.hnsearch.com/search#request/all&q=anonymous+font
- cschmidt 13y agoRight, that was a font designed by a programmer. This is a font designed by a professional type designer. (Proxima Nova is quite famous.)
- tvararu 13y agoSo I'm not the only one that is irked by the term "coders" or the even sillier "I wrote a code".
- jheriko 13y agowhats wrong with 'coder' - he is someone who writes code. the one i find confusing is 'developer' its vague and pretentious vs. 'programmer' my preferred term - its precisely descriptive, a quality which i would expect programmers to cherish
- vacri 13y agoThe one that bugs me is people who describe themselves as just 'consultant'. I've met two of the following. Yes, a consultant, but what kind? 'I'm a consultant' Yes, but what do people consult you for? 'For when they need consulting' Yes, but about what? Are you a medical consultant, a security consultant, a civil engineer, a financial consultant, legal, something else? [puzzled look] "I'm - a - consultant." Boring conversation anyway...