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Anything known broadly-enough known that it's reasonable to assume all coders would know it is broadly-enough known that non-coders could learn it, too.

That would lead you to define Uber’s market more broadly and come up with a much higher valuation.

Your role - broadly speaking - will be to solve problems and push renewable energy forward.

It's worth noting that the Supreme Court has generally given rulings that suggest that intimate that software patents are broadly unpatentable.

It takes time for technology to (incrementally) improve to a broadly usable state.

Or more broadly, how can a government have jurisdiction over anything, or anyone?

Or broadly, just companies listening to flies (advertisers etc) and service us turd.

JavaScript is arguably the most broadly written and utilized language by programmers...

Whilst I think the Grandfather post is going over the top they are broadly correct.

There is also a field of natural language generation (NLG) that more broadly looks at generating text (for various purposes); it's a much bigger field.

Given the intended use case (making sure you're not uploading the wrong image), displaying side-by-side is a broadly reasonable approximation of diff for the image domain.

And in fact, every piece of information delivered from a brain of one individual to the brain of another individual can be broadly classified as a marketing of sorts, e.g.

Even based on this admittedly "non-scientific" approach, Scala appears to be the only production-proven programming language to make engineers happy and alleviate their need to curse than more broadly-adopted langagues like Java, PHP and JavaScript.

I retired at 55, nine years ago broadly using the well known principles and agree that "Creation of new ideas, new enterprises, or new things is the biggest joy of being alive".

Unless you broaden "technology and software" as a "business category" so broadly as to be meaningless (e.g., to include every business that uses technology or software, no matter what it it actually selling), that's rather dubious.

By way of comparison, most countries have multiple distinct crimes or not-crimes that "killing someone" can fall into: killing an enemy soldier in wartime is generally okayed, offing a fetus is okayed in many countries, killing someone by accident is (broadly speaking) manslaughter, and doing it intentionally (if it doesn't fall into one of the above categories) is murder.