@mrmasterkeyboard@mastodon.social
Post #2122582
2026-04-11 13:45 UTC
Replies (7)
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@lumi@snug.moe 2026-04-11 13:53
@mrmasterkeyboard@mastodon.social the amount of lesbian couples i know where both partners are incredibly talented programmers suggests the effect is very positive
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@draselxl@mastodon.social 2026-04-12 00:35
@mrmasterkeyboard@mastodon.social What happened to inspire you to conduct such survey? xD
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@spycrab@kolektiva.social 2026-04-13 16:13
@mrmasterkeyboard@mastodon.social how would Yuri effect code at all Yuri doesn't code
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@sakasama@fe.disroot.org 2026-04-13 16:15
@mrmasterkeyboard@mastodon.social Curiously enough, yuri can inspire someone to write code! At least in my case. I’ve written some yuri-inspired code, even though I have virtually no programming experience. It’s an utility tool for making an unofficial translation of a certain yuri game, if you’d like to know. Maybe it’s not such a big deal, but at least it works for me! However, It’s hard to tell whether yuri had a positive or negative impact on the quality of that code, as it affected its very existence. (And I don’t have proper skills to judge its quality.) Should I just call the whole process an yuri-driven development?
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@wonderfox_dev@mastodon.ml 2026-04-13 20:02
@mrmasterkeyboard@mastodon.social :blobcatgooglywhaat:
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@nihilistic_capybara@layer8.space 2026-04-14 13:51
@mrmasterkeyboard@mastodon.social I am confused. How would japanese animated gay media influence code quality?
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@Linux@mivatter.com 2026-04-14 15:32
@mrmasterkeyboard@mastodon.social Odd results. I have voted:" Yuri doesn't impact code quality in any way. "Because I believe someone's gender, sexuality, or self determined identity does not change their work. Coding is a learned skill and your gender, sexuality, and however you identity does not make you better or worse.