Background image with a cherry.

cherry picking

/ˈCHerēˌpikiNG/


  • choosing or highlighting cases, data, items, etc. that confirm or agree with a position without considering those that are contradictory; often the root of many logical fallacies
  • in version control systems like git, the act of selecting commits from a branch and applying them to another - for example, git cherry-pick <commit-hash>
  • an ongoing curation of music between friends - a celebration of esoteric sounds, tunes that evoke memories and feelings, and the random songs we discovered along the way



playlist on Spotify:


tracklist:

Many thanks and much love to all the playlist contributors and people who stay a while and listen to our stories.


theme song + assets:

The default song playing in the background is S.W.A.K. by Luxury Elite, which has a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 Unported (CC BY-NC 3.0) license, and can be accessed here. The song stops once a playlist is opened. Information about images used in the site can be found in this repository.


privacy policy + end user agreement:

Because Spotify playlists are embedded on this site, per Spotify's legalese we need to talk about information use and whatnot.


The only cookies on this site from third parties (actually the only cookies on the site period) are from Spotify via the playlist embeds. This is in order for Spotify to collect data about user browsing activities on the site, and their interactions with the embed and the Spotify service in general. Other than the data gathered through these Spotify cookies there is no information from users collected, processed, shared or sold (to third parties or otherwise). You can read more about Spotify's policies and what information they process at: Widget Terms of Use, general Terms of Use/End User Agreement, Copyright Policy, general Privacy Policy, and User Guidelines.


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