We just found out that our firstborn is likely to be a girl! Which also means we are now seriously considering baby names. Austin and Rachel's current top choices form something of a disjoint set, so we're looking for Manifold to help out with suggestions.
The baby's last name is likely to be "When" (portmanteau of Weinberg and Chen). Rachel likes names like Ezri, Mila, and Ada; Austin likes names like Astra (Codex When), Mana, and Virtue.
Market resolves to the first name of our baby due in July will be named; N/A if the baby isn't named (eg miscarriage).
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I'll present the case against Ada at Manifest, but I don't want to publicly criticize the name you might end up going with.
folks just to be clear ada already won
austin referred to them as that in a public communique
if you check the ownership, i memed it into existence
quibbling over the pronunciation is the correct thing at this point, but obviously only one person will control the pronunciation: ada
(what they respond to is what they'll be called)
@Austin eh, more that (1) is like, the typical English pronunciation of the name, so what I would use—I want her to identify with that pronunciation so she doesn't have to correct every person she meets. But I also think it's fine for her father to pronounce her name differently from everyone else
I think Gemma is a pretty name. I think people will forget about the Google model soonish