My partner doesn't even know what Github or markdown is. I'm better off writing it in plain English and putting it in a bank safe.

That is the intended use for this as well. The markdown is just for a template that is easily extensible.

I think this was more to inspire a rough contents and format, rather than actually proposing GitHub is a good place to store this stuff - print it out and stick it in a safe.

This is the way :

keepass database with passwords and secrets, paswword protected archive of 2FA qr codes, on usb drives, in two locations.

Master key and phone pin in the safe at the bank

The important thing is that it be easily accessible...printed for example. No, you don't want all your passwords on a piece of paper. But pointers to where the passwords are, how someone can get emergency access to them, as well as locations of other accounts, documents, etc. is what's important.

One of the main value propositions of Markdown is that it's readable as plain text.

Profit > rights

This is what I do. But there are a few where they don't use a cover and require you to actually subscribe before loading the real page.

Worked in a dozen start ups and all but 2 still stand today. Going from startup to big tech is hard because there's a process you will need to follow and the work may not always be exciting. But the pay, bonus, options make up for it. Going from big tech to start up is easy when you have a nest egg built up. If you don't it'll be a major struggle and it's not worth it to be honest.

A scalper's gonna scalpe

Pretty sure amazon, google, facebook, twitter built a product first before price. Sometimes it really is about innovation, once you do that, the money follows.

Unless you're moviepass.

Loved ZZT and Megazeux, it was what got me started into programming over hacking

A human is still reading the order and making your food. I've had mistakes with mine that were very obvious like "No cheese" yet I still get cheese

So... like they said. Down from 2 to 1.

It was an article written by the CEO of McD!

Former CEO, but yes.

In other words, he's retired. [0][1]

[0] https://www.forbes.com/sites/edrensi/#1d054af5bf6f [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ed_Rensi

I think there's a big difference between "he was CEO 20 years ago" and "he does not have a relevant perspective".

He has at least as relevant a perspective as any commenter here, though of course I believe he has way more relevant experience, having been the CEO of McDonalds. If you think he didn't face anything like these kinds of issues, you're wrong.

Great, another new way for nerdy white guys in tech with Asian fetishes to creep, stalk and sexualize Asian girls. I look forward to this.