>It's about the context where it comes Why? It's the picture and not the context. If it wasn't posted here on HN, it wouldn't have seen it. >If you have a pic

>It's about the context where it comes Why? It's the picture and not the context. If it wasn't posted here on HN, it wouldn't have seen it. >If you have a picture of your parents on your desk, that's great and I respect your love for your family. If you keep using a crop of your mother from her Playboy centerfold in the '70s as a test case for your algorithms, and you encourage other scientists to use the same picture, I might be a bit weirded out. Do you know on how many portrait photos of your co-workers they wear pants? Do you think it is important they do? Also get weirded out, that's your problem. Do you know how many people get weirded out of you because you browse HN?