chasing

Finding the first node usually involves chasing several pointers; enumerating each successive one involves chasing several more.

It's gone from chasing Walmart to chasing Costco, and that's a much smaller market.

The dangerous cases were people who did not know their swimming ability chasing family into the deep end.

IMO they should focus on moving forward and not waste time and energy chasing rainbows.

To keep talking about technical debt and not about how to acquire the architectural skillset is to keep chasing our tails.

Though it's mostly those who rack up large commuting/accommodation expenses chasing high paid work in London while not living anywhere near there.

In the short term though, in this instant, the police are already chasing you.

There is not strong evidence either way and your comment is a great example of how fringe and trend chasing nutrition can be.

It's not about chasing down someone that did something some X years ago.

But instead of chasing the latest trends in frameworks, I would recommend learning ruby on rails instead.

Wouldn't help for straight pointer-chasing, but in other situations it could.

Fuck it, it's small money chasing a big impossible goal.

Two years before the iPhone was released we were chasing the tail of "native".

People basically just keep chasing local Optima until the unholy mess becomes self-sustaining as real improvement becomes more difficult and you can always look back and say, well at least we have "backups" even if it's just a copy on another disk in the same machine.

Chasing clients for money is, particularly when starting out, something that you feel hesitant to do in case you adversely affect your relationship with the client, as you don't think you have much leverage and are risking a good contract.