considerations

Those questions will depend on business, ethical, regulatory and philosophical considerations, and I don't think it's unreasonable to describe those as being 'political'.

The amount of preparation which went into the pressure suits, pilot preparation, and other considerations was amazing.

There are a lot of important considerations, and getting a feel on each depends on sparse data at best.

While that's a good approach, it has the problem that it starts another cycle of adding loopholes for the usual considerations.

One of the biggest reasons for use of HPL is that many sizing considerations can be based off of the theoretical calculations.

Let me assure you that these considerations actually come from experience rather than speculation.

Alternate but less interesting considerations: Jeff had nothing to do with the article or Jeff prefers the government stays out of his business.

At that price, the significant side-effects of most antimalarials are more important considerations.

Even though both faiths may be unanchored, there are wider considerations too.

Conceptually, though in reality/over shorter time frames, it's potentially just as tied to political/human considerations vis a vis the person setting the compensation decision.

For management cost and control would be more important considerations.

Technical considerations aren't the only things that matter.

It's good to recognize that API design accommodates both technical and "political" considerations, but to argue that the concept is one or the other is silly to me.

Security requires a lot of "due diligence" like this unfortunately: you can't expect the tool designer to be aware of all the potential security considerations in your environment, you have to deduce and mitigate them yourself.

I know GitHub has at least some considerations because if you press tab, it shows a hidden "Skip to content" button (which I thought was a bug, but learned it's for screen readers).

Also note that I presented options as game theoretic decisions - I personally have ethical considerations, but those do not color the very obvious career differences for so-called "whitehats" and "blackhats" (terms which I do not enjoy but which are good enough for a discussion that doesn't require so much nuance).