brag

They're nothing I could brag about to my friends or show off to a cute girl.

Are we now going to put disclaimers on private blogs?Or is it like a weird way to brag?

Some of us continued on Google+ just to brag about having a Google+ account.

Will it be too much to ask that the lispers build cool shit, and then brag about how lips made it easy?

IMO you can brag only about things that you have achieved using your own efforts.

I think they're just desperate to have apps in their store and inflated app numbers they can brag about.

They'll brag about paid sabbaticals after 5 years.

It's disqualifying when an engineer can't do it, but it's not anything to brag about.

Can't exactly brag about that.- If I post something not cool or impressive, it dilutes my "brand".

In fact, so miserable that they see fit to even brag about it and pretend to themselves their actions were noble.

Previous work experience that you can explain well and brag about is a positive indicator.

Humble brag: I was declared "gifted" in every area except mathematics throughout school; I switched schools once and retook the test leading to some kind of broad-er exposure to the process.

But had they done that, they would have ended up with a fragmented ecosystem, and unable to brag about how so-and-so-many percent of users upgraded to the latest iOS.

Security companies and vendors have worked together to fix bugs in private for years, but this is the first time i've ever seen a company brag about it or put a marketing spin on it.

Its shortcomings, particularly around string handling, have been responsible for an appalling fraction of the security holes of the past forty years.- C's tooling is hardly something to brag about, especially compared to its contemporaries like Smalltalk and Lisp.