communicating

Dan Roam's Back of a Napkin is a good guide to thinking and communicating in this visual way.

Charging for an email is just part and parcel of communicating the value of one's time under a time and materials contract.

If they won't answer a question about the problem, or think it's very self explanatory, it might mean they're not the best at communicating.

You did an excellent job communicating with us exactly what was going on, and why delays were happening.

It's about transparently and accurately communicating the impact that a new version will have on your existing code.

And it doesn't feel as though the younger generations coming online have a predilection toward that mode of communicating.

In the mean time, one simpler solution is to have several independent VM states, each running in their own thread (or process), and communicating via message passing.

Pliny was trying to be comprehensive by communicating all that was believed about a subject, whether verified or not.

Imagine the impact this would have on North Korea when suddenly the citizens are communicating anonymously with each other and outside world.

They will do all of their communicating and purchasing of goods through facebook.

That allows you to do some really cool things, like communicating between people (or services or whatever), regardless of device or physical network topology.

If the machinery that does all of that is missing, broken, or functions poorly, you end up with an individual who has difficulty communicating well.

The way I think of it, your use of "signed" means that you are communicating (better yet, promising ) to the compiler that you believe overflow will not occur.

So many useless webapps (er, "value-added cloud analytics platforms") and so many devices sitting centimeters from each other but communicating all the way around the world.

Exactly like this discussion we have now: I can easily quote the text of that proposal (it's easy to Google it) and "it looks legit" (heh) but I have honestly no idea how I'd even find what was written in the relevant mailing lists at that time (or even more honestly, I know that I'd probably find it when spending more time than I'd like to spend, so I prefer just communicating, like most of the potential "targets").