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I still think that it's possible that you did a nice, commendable thing to help him, AND it was a dead-end job to him. It sounds like changing things up was exactly what he needed.

Amazingly commendable - all for the sake of preserving core Liberty and Freedom as we know it. What happens next ?

This is a commendable skill, one which many of us lack, and which all of us occasionally forget to exercise.

To add, it's commendable that he tracked down the bug himself, at least I think so. Many people would throw their hands up in the air and walk away with a sour disposition, but props to this guy for working it out to the end.

Musk has a bold vision, and the tenacity to execute on it, and that is commendable. But not without significant aid.

This is highly commendable effort. I have been the lead programmer of an India based travel search engine, so understand the value of this data.

Which is commendable! Unfortunately, the underlying message some people miss when they feel this is about bashing RapGenius is that it is not.

And, while this is commendable, it does create horrible problems. Imagine allowing a random group of, say, ten people deciding whether or not your child should have surgery.

Com/group/primenumbers The group contains experts in this field that manage to do a commendable job of responding to questions at many levels. It's a shame that your uncle didn't have a chance to connect with them.

That is commendable. In this, Cameron outlined a number of problems and lessons, some of which my experience tells me are not necessarily true and is the wrong conclusion.

I find the effort here commendable, but it will probably not take a very long time for these guys to realize that "Africa is not a country" . I'm Nigerian, and I have been to a few African countries.

Their conviction was greater than the potential wealth and very commendable. Your comment insinuates that these employees had no morals and were freed by the failure.

Go's tooling is fantastic, and its pragmatism is commendable, but ignoring the last 30 years of programming language research is not.

> Roland Tscheinig gave $4,000 > Thanks so much, Mr. Snowden, > Your sense of initiative is commendable and should serve as a guiding light for all of us. > Your contribution to our common future has been absolutely invaluable!

I know hating is easy, but this is a genuinely commendable thing that the Gates are doing, and they deserve praise for it. If you want to call out Gates, you can criticize his attitude towards closed source software, IP, etc, but his charity contributions are awesome.

I find it commendable that such people do have a fairly reliable option to save their life, however imperfect it may appear, compared to the system in the developed world. Standards will improve as the country develops, but for now, they offer a good solution.

And, it should be said, the legal work behind formulating this instrument called a "safe" is both sophisticated and commendable. It is at once simple and subtle and it covers a lot of nuanced legal technicalities that must have required some pretty careful thought to get right.

Apple is mostly responsible for WebKit which is commendable and useful but as far as practical considerations go, nobody gives two shits about Darwin. But yes, engineering should be the focus and people assume the worst with Apple.

Even more than unibody pieces of aluminum and the retina bs that while commendable to a point, I've found is more of a nuisance than anything else. Anyways, Lenovo earned a customer by keeping the Thinkpad brand alive and maintaining it's quality standards.

[sic] My problem with studies like this, while commendable for trying to experimentally control possible factors, is that the context is super important. An analogy might be measuring the speed of light in the same gas several times to control for external effects, but not realizing that the speed of light through a gas changes based on the gas.

Apple succeeded where others had failed, and that is certainly commendable, but now we have a problem: Apple doesn't have a patent on "an iPad" meaning a device with all the individual characteristics that make an iPad an iPad and make it successful, instead they have individual patents on all the individual features. But the individual features are the things that Apple didn't do.

The UN, like various police forces, the NSA, the military forces in Iraq and Afghanistan are all committed to very commendable ends, some obviously more successfully than others. Even if they do enjoy some level of legal immunity from direct responsibility, that privilege must come with a strong and unambiguous demand that all transgressions are investigated throughly, justice is served and lessons are applied to avoid future transgressions.

Particularly commendable is the complete listing of the source papers, so that readers can delve more deeply into the material. I wonder, however, whether the surname analysis took into account the effects of the changes in surname frequency over time -- as I recall, it was Galton who investigated statistically how the surname distributions change with time, and the point is that the number of unique surnames goes down over time, because each child usually has only one of their parents' surnames.