Comment on We were not accepted into Google Summer of Code. So, we started our ownparentComments−minimaxir2ySame reason they have random emoji at the ends of each bullet point: it's an intentional forced-quirky vibe.It has been a part of most major AI open source projects lately, for some reason: https://sigmoid.social/@minimaxir/110951886465291229−LorenDB2yI agree that people use emojis waaaay too much for this sort of stuff (see also: certain projects' commit messages, various READMEs).−codetrotter2yImagine getting upset over emojis.It’s just injecting a little bit of life and visual variance into the text.−MrVandemar2yIt’s just injecting a little bit of life and visual variance into the text.The best way to inject a little bit of life into a text is with engaging and vibrant writing, not putting colourful stickers all over it.I guess the sticker thing works for 6 year olds though.−user_78322yGood writing is nice, but emojis can certainly make it colorful.Personally I feel the (excessive) colors can be distracting, but that's just my view.
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Same reason they have random emoji at the ends of each bullet point: it's an intentional forced-quirky vibe.
It has been a part of most major AI open source projects lately, for some reason: https://sigmoid.social/@minimaxir/110951886465291229
I agree that people use emojis waaaay too much for this sort of stuff (see also: certain projects' commit messages, various READMEs).
Imagine getting upset over emojis.
It’s just injecting a little bit of life and visual variance into the text.
The best way to inject a little bit of life into a text is with engaging and vibrant writing, not putting colourful stickers all over it.
I guess the sticker thing works for 6 year olds though.
Good writing is nice, but emojis can certainly make it colorful.
Personally I feel the (excessive) colors can be distracting, but that's just my view.