[whitej125]

Years ago when my daughter was around 5 I was showing her a raspberry Pi zero I had just picked up. I told her - years ago before Daddy was your age a computer like this used to be as big as a house. Her response was - “houses were that small?”

[mattnewton]

In your household, the children tell the dad jokes to dad.

[chacham15]

I like telling dad jokes...he usually laughs

[graphe]

Your dad is named he?

[ben_w]

He for short, Hehehe is the full name ;P

[tonymet]

Have you seen houses from the 1920s -- she's not that far off

[bboygravity]

Have you seen (tiny) houses in 2023s (large cities) -- she's not that far off.

[tgv]

I’ve lived in them for most of my life. Quite roomy.

[lagniappe]

they say the 2020's is the new 1920's in that regard

[zx8080]

:) Did showing raspPi to your daughter have any result (like interested in tech or anything)?

[whitej125]

Honestly she loves all her subjects in school. I’d say the “engineering tendency” that she picked up from her mom and I (both eng) is the desire the go deep on learning something. I see it when it comes to math, but equally see it when it comes to music or history.

[utopcell]

Smart kid, thinking out of the box!

[speed_spread]

It comes naturally when the box is so small!

[nextaccountic]

Maybe not a house, but depending on your age a large room for sure