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> Gosh this makes me wish I knew more people with the same music tastes as me lol!

I know your pain! It's very weird having my music taste, because it's not like it's "underground" or anything—there are plenty of folks who enjoy film soundtracks! Yet the odds of bumping into someone who does on the street are still low, and even lower still that you'd find out about it.
It basically comes down to stating things in their simplest and most correct form. It is like using 75/25 to express the number 3. When expressing an energy value, use the right unit (Joule) not a derived unit multiplied by another quantity to get back to the original.
Yes, I flipped it a few hours after taking the photo in the article.
Delight your users by tricking them into doing something they don’t want.
The whole win10 onboarding experience is an exercise in adversarial computing. Every screen is something they want but you don’t.
Do you have anything at all to back up the claim that modified proteins and fats as found in fake meat products are unhealthy? I can't find anything. This seems like superstition.
Details on how it was made…

https://youtu.be/bD1wWY1YD-M
Programmed in-house, contracted domestically, or outsourced overseas?
If you're not just making slow progress but literally unable to make a single bit of progress, my goto strategy is similar to what writers call a vomit draft.

For writing it conventionally means means writing words without stopping to plan or edit, no corrections allowed, the rule is you just have to keep typing, no matter what. It's about something being better than nothing, creating momentum, and also avoids being too critical because you literally can not stop and make edits to old work.

Remember the only rule is keep typing. Even if it means typing random nonsense for awhile.

I do all that but I sometimes make it even more extreme. I make it the goal to produce truly terrible version of the the thing I'm trying to make. Full of cliches and tropes in writing. Amateur coding mistakes if it's a technical project. Not just bad but legit so awful that I would truly embarrassed if somebody else saw it. Like literally, what would so shoddy I'd be afraid to have someone look at my screen right now. I mean literally ask yourself what work is so bad you would be humiliated if your advisor saw it. Make that your goal.

But it still works. After you have something even it's an abomination, it gets your brain thinking about it and working on it, and it's so much easier to make the obvious improvements, and then more, and eventually you are just doing things normally.
> explicitly removes all identity connotations

Yes, including being a human
Pioneering Apple Lisa goes “open source” thanks to Computer History Museum
We detached this subthread from https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34446906.
Agreed. I just wish literally any bank or 401k provider or other mainstream financial institution were competent.
"It" has a pretty clear meaning in English, and it is not as a pronoun for people.

You seem eager to reduce this to "just" a pronoun issue, but it's not the same as calling someone "he" or "she", whatever they might prefer.

No one gets to single-handedly (re)define the English language for everyone else. "It" in this usage does not fall in to normal English usage, other than to mock people. That they want to use it nonetheless or whatever reason, that's fine with me. I will always listen to that and do my best to oblige with that within reason. However, radically different meanings for words in common grammatical structures, for me, falls outside of "within reason". Other people may choose different, and that is fine too.
Here’s a good one:
https://studenttheses.uu.nl/bitstream/handle/20.500.12932/42...
So you're claiming GMO is bad for your health? Wow. And preservatives? Can you point out the preservatives in the ingredient list? I can't see any. Except maybe salt...

Really not convinced at all.
Tax deductions for charitable donations are not a thing everywhere in the world. Here in the UK it kind of is, but the charity has to claim it, ands back 25p on each £1.

But more to your point: I have six committed monthly donors for the PTFA for which I’m treasurer. I have at least a couple dozen individuals signed up for AmazonSmile and Easy Fundraising.
Maybe it’s something well know in the us/ gay sphere, but what does it refer to? I get to call the person he/she backwards so she/he feels acknowledged, I get calling one’s/they instead of he because it may be a woman and they will feel discriminated. But it referring to a person?
It couldn’t be more explicit: no more 3rd party Twitter clients.
>Why own a ton of Apple devices if you can’t seamlessly and easily control things on whatever Apple device is nearest?

Because owning a ton of Apple devices lets you show off to other people how cool you are, and earns Apple a ton of money. Why should they bother fixing this stuff when Apple users will buy all-Apple devices no matter how badly they work together?
This announcement falls into a category I like to call “we are closing to serve you better.”
> At any rate many text editors have lots of modules and scripting and can presumably load and execute code as the privileged user.

Sudoedit does not run the editor as privileged user, that is kinda the whole point