attractive

We wanted to ensure the library is attractive to outside developers, hence CMake and other choices (like not having any dependencies).

The reason is this: These days, founders are more likely to try to make their companies look attractive as acquisition targets than try to grow their businesses long-term.

From a landlord's perspective, these are the things that make established companies more attractive than startups.

Not having it, though, is opposite of attractive, especially at 40 and without a degree.

We offer very competitive salaries commensurate with experience, uniquely attractive stock options, and an excellent working environment in Singapore Central Business District.

In fact, Starbucks has started the free college option to make sure that even non-degreed people will find Starbucks attractive enough to apply.

Also it is less attractive to make a centralization because a larger percent of the users will work around the attempts to control them.

The problem is whenever an attractive male engineer is on an ad, people say they're advertising to engineers which happen to be mostly men; and whenever an attractive female engineer is on an ad, people say they're advertising for men which happen to be mostly engineers.

Probably what made them such an attractive target in the first place.

Few providers properly secure their control panels with 2FA, even though these admin panels are an attractive target and almost always provide full access to the system.

Businesses desire the bleeding edge in their online-facing products and if you want to be attractive as talent you need to keep up with the latest development trends.

I think being around 40 with a decade of dev experience should be pretty attractive, at least if the programming experience is somewhat modern.

Software is attractive because if you have a "system" to manage these risks, it means you don't have to hire (expensive) staff.

Watching the biggest potential purchase they will ever make bleed makes it a much less attractive "investment".

Maybe that "unwarranted amount of attention" is because it has a different set of requirement for use than solar which makes it particularly attractive.

Of course "Alex" would never receive such attention for being attractive (hence the joke) nor would he be harassed for merely appearing on such a dumb advert.