The Changelog: Software Development, Open Source #define: a game of fake definitions (Friends)
Sep 29, 2023
Join Amal Hussein, a JS Party contributor, Taylor Troesh, a writer known for her blog and satire, and Lars Wikman, an Elixir expert, for a hilarious game of fake definitions! They dive into obscure STEM terms, playful debates about concepts like rubber sheets, and the Zygarnik effect. Amidst witty banter, they tackle quirky acronyms and share personal anecdotes. Enjoy their lighthearted rivalry and clever interpretations while exploring the fun side of tech jargon in this lively competition!
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Accidental Leak
- Taylor accidentally posted his definition in the group chat instead of DMing Jared.
- Jared quickly copied and deleted the message, preserving the game's integrity.
Megger Flask
- Jared struggled to read one definition with a straight face, finding it hilarious.
- The definition included "also known as Megger Flask", which amused him.
Fake Definition Strategy
- When creating fake definitions, try to sound like a dictionary.
- Consider how your word choice might influence others' guesses.