It's a 100 surplus. By definition it is +100 over maintenance

Last sentence doesn't make sense if this is what OP meant. "Once your maintenance drops, running a tiny surplus of just 100 ..." You don't need to drop your maintenance calories, with or without GLPs, to gain weight as you eat at a surplus.

Your maintenance doesn't need to drop, but it's way easier to end up in a surplus when your maintenance is low.

It seems like constructive criticism rather than scolding.

If I were running around saying "providence" instead of "provenance" I would want someone to tell me.

Yes, it was meant constructively and for exactly this reason. I interpreted what they wrote as what they meant, then realized it was a mistake that I could have easily made too.

Me too, but we're the minority. Most people are rolling their eyes every time this happens. They don't want constructive criticism any more than they want normal criticism.

I think he means the conclusion you were talking about when you said "I have come to the conclusion..."

The delay is on HN side, when people reply too quickly.

Oooh, my apologies, then! I misunderstood

I use ctrl-c and ctrl-v for those. Right hand presses right control with palm of hand (just below pinky). Left hand types the letter like normal.

I just kind of roll my hand to the ctrl key, I don't use a finger to press it.

Same thing with right-ctrl.

Use it for a month or two and decide it's not for you.

That is in between "use it for very short period of time" and "use it forever"

Depends if you mean "server" as in piece of metal (or vm), or as in "a daemon"

From what I have read (not having actually used Zulip) it always sounded like the chats were threaded in the same way that mailing lists or newsgroups are threaded.

How accurate is that understanding?

That seems like a reasonable comparison. I've thought of Zulip as halfway between IRC and a forum.

No, it’s not fully threaded like those examples (or HN). In a particular discussion, you can’t reply to a post in the middle and have your reply branch off from the main discussion.

I use the fast normal knot for shoes I am going to tie/untie a lot and the secure knot for everything else.

I think that's just sun+charging, not wireless charging specific.

I switched to wired charging with the phone mounted in the same spot and the heat issue went away. Wireless charging produces a lot more heat than wired.

That's really quite interesting. I know the wireless charging uses more power to deliver less power, so there's heat generation due to the loss of power in the transfer (I'm assuming that's how it works).

But, I figured that the battery would heat up more the faster it's being charged, and so wired charging at the same wattage would heat the battery more than wireless charging.

Must be a lot of power->heat transfer loss with wireless charging.