becomes

The language is simpler but it becomes harder to actually use.

But there's a limited amount of that, so only a small amount of material becomes radioactive that way.

Join us to be part of the foundational team that sets the trajectory for what this company becomes.

You don't have to like it, but if you skip the middle step sovereignty as a nation becomes meaningless.

From these, it's apparent that about 2/3 of the input energy for electricity generation becomes waste output instead of usable output.

Another factor is that pedophile are OK to hate, and where hate is left unchecked it grows and becomes increasingly irrational.

When competition becomes too intense in those markets, the bigger players will start eating the smaller players, and eventually the market consolidates.

Especially when theres so much of it it becomes a struggle to get through.

What of the developer who works on something ambitious that ultimately flops and becomes a total write-off for the company or client?

The internet becomes more mainstream and the more average person begins to engage.

There is a price where Twitter becomes a very strong acquisition target.

Automated programs, called bots, account for 61% of overall internet traffic today — and as the world becomes more digital, this will only increase.

In today's world of greater efficiencies and flow of information, the traditional "manager" becomes a bottleneck, in much the same way that traditional newspapers have become bottlenecks in the transmission of news.

> "it will continue to be a problem until the definition in the context of web applications becomes widely enough known" Which - outside of complaining about it in HN comments - it has.

So what you're saying is that first there's a period of "proprietary extension" which we should shun because that's evil incarnate, then one day someone flips a switch and it becomes a standard and we mock the people left behind.