communicative

If you're not doing something useful with code - probably professionally - it's not a communicative, practical skill.

If you're a farmer in 1400, your child suddenly stops being communicative, and effectively turns into a different person.

Q: The most powerful and communicative shape in art and design is the: A: triangle.

I'm all for moderation, be it votes weighed by algorithms or by taking a stance on communicative quality.

I think there is definitely a communicative advantage to the 'lingua franca' concept as it applies to programming languages.

For example, You can essentially start turf wars by taking on certain projects, even if the 'maintainer' is grossly neglecting the project or non-communicative.

If you are motivated, communicative and a good team player, we want to hear from you.

Check out Eclipse of Reason, Escape from Freedom, The Structural Transformation of the Public Sphere, and The Theory of Communicative Action when you get a chance.

I also found that startups are usually more communicative and move more quickly.

The patient of the Owen paper (Science 2006) showed an cortical activation comparable to controls although she was completely non communicative and remained so during several months.

I'm a friendly, knowledgable, and communicative backend programmer and machine learner / statistician.

Even if attention isn't drawn to your work, smart developers know how incredibly valuable smart, communicative sysadmins are, they will work to keep you working with them.

What's going on in reality - nobody knows because of how "open" and communicative on the issue Google is.

Or, as others have stated, constructive logic reflects the "communicative nature" of proof.

"instagram for fashion" implies a bevy of ideas and is communicative--‘lego for data product makers’ is not.

Summary of my suggestion: Investing extra energy in thinking about the "right" way to do things is beneficial in a broadly collaborative and highly communicative environment like the blogosphere.