Simon @spoltier@qoto.org

@axxl @simon agree, I think "coding" may put off people who really have no familiarity with programming, so a publisher would probably object to the term for that audience.

@solar_chase yeah, it looks like it's one of these fuzzy boundaries. I don't think native speakers always agree (living in German-speaking Switzerland for 15 years). I just found out that avocado is usually Obst, which is not particularly intuitive to me (tomato is usually Gemüse)

@AuntyRed @LChoshen same here!

@kathimmel I think it could be, Wikipedia mentions Kandinsky and Mondrian (though I'm not sure if it's reliable on this point)

@kathimmel hey! I wanted to thank you because I looked at your bio and it reminded me of proun, a game I used to play a lot a while ago and completely forgot!
(I'm not sure if that's what you're referring to)

https://www.joostvandongen.com/Proun

@stuart trente Trent c'est mieux que treize reznor

@deborahh @mcc @northernlights 2.5th I would say, started in school (Switzerland) before English, but started hearing English before that

@moira @gersande @mcc Zut g pa vu

@simon re: the gemini vs chatgpt thing, I've been able to use 2.5 pro and 2.5 flash for a week now (on the free plan, though I have Google One storage). They both give similar results to the o3 query (and return faster). You do have to click "show thinking" to see what it searched.