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It's worse because it's actively harmful in the cases, the numerous cases, where the tag is simply ignored.

The same is true for G+ - as in both cases your experience is defined by who you follow.

The reality is also that a 40+, non-degreed programmer will have their resume thrown away by the first line HR people in 95%+ of cases.

Instagram definitely sliced out some of Twitter's market, but can't do the same in other use cases.

Public speaking and working with developers to flush out use cases and first POCs is the focus.

They've gone around the circle and re-invented the wheel and in many cases ended up with an inferior one to boot.

In the more common cases, you get indexes on foreign keys for free.

The first one is easy to evaluate (he does feel that he accomplished that, therefore he did), but whether the second is consistent with that remains to be demonstrated in all the cases.

In both cases (electricity and gasoline) loss is marginal and can be mitigated by striking a balance between centralization and transport/power line distance.

Producing some CSV files from a DB is orders of magnitude less work than creating your own analysis front end, so in nearly all cases, this is the solution you're paid to do.

This happens on top of micro-service and batch processing frameworks we've built in-house to handle our specific use cases.

What would you recommend as a neutral pronoun in these cases?

However, within that unavoidable complexity, there can be limited subset cases of "simple" for certain scenarios.

To blog writers: please stop characterizing languages as "simple" without any qualifications of use cases.

Languages that treat "nil" or "44" as not being instances of a class are the ones making special cases.

This is true for almost every method (except "nil?" in ruby.) Ruby has a lot of these special cases where there's a gimmicky way to do something which is not the general purpose way and is not the right way to think about that kind of logic.