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A quantitative answer to the age-old question, "What's the difference between a nerd and a geek?" This chart plots various words according to how frequently they co-occur in tweets with "nerd" (x-axis) and "geek" (y-axis), respectively https://slackprop.wordpress.com/2013/06/03/on-geek-versus-nerd/ …pic.twitter.com/dUF4vwi9lt
This plot made me realize something. Generally, nerds are creators, geeks are consumers. The nerd's work today defines geek culture tomorrow. As a gamedev, I think this is what makes it sometimes hard for devs to talk to fans.
Geeks exist on the edge of understanding -- close enough to get the culture, not close enough to grasp the realities of the field. "It's not a bug, it's a feature." Once a dev's response to a QA issue, now a phrase on tshirts, mugs, and merch.
I've applied myself studiously to programming for over a decade now, and I never got why some people bothered me. This clarifies it -- I'm a game dev and programming nerd. They were geeks. To me, they felt like posers in my slice of the world, buying their way in, unearned.
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