It's good when the price of a cup of coffee increases - cuz it helps foss coders whose donation msg is 'Buy me a cup of coffee' 🙃️

Malix , 6 hours ago (edited 6 hours ago)

I’ve always thought the “buy me a cup of coffee” was a thinly veiled euphemism for “give me beer”

edit: also, I have contributed. There’s this one android app that works to translate between different wargaming/miniature painting paint brands (as in color matching), the dev straight up asks for a contribution for beer. It was so brutally honest I had to.

xilliah OP , 5 hours ago

I just want a free pony ride

Malix , 4 hours ago

don’t we all? But we’re here to make boring business software for MBA’s

xilliah OP , 3 hours ago

Tomorrow we sail!

Malix , 3 hours ago

man, it’s been ages since I last saw this movie. Sober me’s todo for tomorrow: meaning of life, python. GET. ON. IT.

Antmz22 , 5 hours ago

I’ve always thought the “buy me a cup of coffee” was a thinly veiled euphemism for “give me beer”

As someone who doesn’t partake in drinking culture. What makes you this?

Caffeine makes sense to me because you need to get a boost. Alcohol doesn’t make sense in this context (to me of course). Is there a stereotype about programmers being drunk in unaware of?

Malix , 5 hours ago

xkcd.com/323/ this? and the fact that most of my programming breakthroughs have come while in “two beers” territory.

edit: actually, no. MOST of my programming breakthroughs have dawned on me while sitting on the can. But second most is “two beers down”.

fuckwit_mcbumcrumble , 2 hours ago

Caffeine is the socially acceptable fuel for programmers (during office hours). Beer is the unofficial one.

• he says while drinking a beer at work

Telorand , 4 hours ago

Beer, coffee, prune juice…I don’t care, here’s $5–$10!

Malix , 4 hours ago

“20$ is 20$”

which said it first: kofi -funded developer or onlyfans star?

Fleppensteijn , 1 hour ago

As a poor European:

Coders saying “but me a cup of coffee” for $8.

I buy a pack of coffee of 250g for ≈ $3. An average cup, according to Google, is 7.5g.

That’s $0.40 for a cup.

(Or about 9 beers)