I feel you’ve gone on a tangent there. Particularly your unrelated comment about using of using ML because people are too lazy to write parsers.
That all said, I don’t really disagree with any of your individual points. But teemoji is clearly not meant to be considered a serious tool so I wouldn’t be too critical of UNIX that this tool exists.
I'm not critical of UNIX for this tool specifically, and I think it would be useful even if UNIX did things differently - a "pick best fitting emoji for arbitrary line of text" is a well-defined task, and I hit scenarios where I'd wish I had such tool surprisingly often.
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I feel you’ve gone on a tangent there. Particularly your unrelated comment about using of using ML because people are too lazy to write parsers.
That all said, I don’t really disagree with any of your individual points. But teemoji is clearly not meant to be considered a serious tool so I wouldn’t be too critical of UNIX that this tool exists.
I'm not critical of UNIX for this tool specifically, and I think it would be useful even if UNIX did things differently - a "pick best fitting emoji for arbitrary line of text" is a well-defined task, and I hit scenarios where I'd wish I had such tool surprisingly often.