enthusiastically

It's an age-old and effective method to get programmers and techies to willingly (sometimes enthusiastically) give up a weekend.

But in focus groups, they would talk enthusiastically about how much time they spent on Facebook.

The reddit community has always been a very proudly geeky bunch that enthusiastically embraced internet culture.

It's likely that Paul Graham directly and enthusiastically introduced them to the VCs, which obliged them to respond with a semi-coherent rejection.

I'll go ahead and enthusiastically agree as well, but with no throwaway, to get the ball rolling!

Looking forward to a day that I don't have to hide behind a throwaway to enthusiastically agree.

IBM's subsidiary, with the knowledge of its New York headquarters, enthusiastically custom-designed the complex devices and specialized applications as an official corporate undertaking.

I went from reluctantly heating up stir-fry to eat on the couch to enthusiastically preparing fresh food, sit-down family dinners.

Seeing the guy enthusiastically shake his pom-poms for #team-surveillance is a no-brainer.

My father and I both enthusiastically tried the sleeptracker when it first came out.

Even a toddler can decide if they want a goodnight kiss and can signal that by enthusiastically turning towards you and throwing their arms wide open or by turning their face away if the answer is 'no'.

I'm definitely not trashing it - I'm enthusiastically interested in whether it's viable.

I love the wording "acquiring some weapon and applying it enthusiastically to the persona of another player in the game world."

Evidently you talk hyper-enthusiastically (and with the wrong terminology) for things even seasoned Lispers and Schemers don't, not to mention that your "magic bullet" praises are far from being computer science.

Marc, from the article your evaluations look like you would have asked Kelly Johnson if his SR-71 could also fly to Mars and refuse to fund him unless he enthusiastically said "Mars?

> Evidently you talk hyper-enthusiastically (and with the wrong terminology) for things even seasoned Lispers and Schemers don't, not to mention that your "magic bullet" praises are far from being computer science.