answers

Certain answers may be similar to answers given to similar questions in the past, but they should never be knee-jerk.

Of course, the reality is that then you would wind up with awkward limit-taking machinery in your answers.

If the answer is no - that answers all of your question.

People think they have all the answers, when in reality the experience of each individual is unique.

Investor-owned distribution would be a substantial incremental improvement over today, and it answers David Byrne's challenge to improve transparency.

In their favor: When asked, they gave specific answers up to the point that they were allowed to by law enforcement.

When you are interviewed, you should write down the answers afterwards and honestly ask yourself if you explained things clearly and in depth.

To this end, there are very few identical answers to identical questions.

I'm loving the game, especially the non-linearity and the numerous choices without clear right/wrong answers.

Other answers seemed to skirt around that without spelt it out.

But if you start digging deeper into how well they know Javascript or frameworks their knowledge is not that deep, and they start mumbling the answers.

Other answers are good, so I will add something else to the mix.

But certainly in the sense of "A way to get answers to your questions".

"Sophomoric" is not an argument, and the questions I brought up are very simple, and their answers are obvious too.

He faked his own references (via fax at that time) to get in the door, and when people made reference to university he just sidestepped the question or gave vague "yeah" type answers as he had not attended but had left school at the minimum legal age and become self employed (and failed a couple of times).

The internet is a giant exercise in expanding the collective human mind, so the idea that there will be these gigantic portals that serve "answers" based on a "golden algorithm" is at best, inappropriate for anyone but the hypothetical "middle of the bell curve human" and at worst, it's a spiral of awful that converges on something really wrong.