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Casey Muratori considers const a complete waste of time, so apparently that's a thing with some C/C++ programmers.

For example, it considers omitting a curly brace on a single line conditional to be an error.

It would certainly require a rethinking of how a company like Uber considers drivers to be employees.

Now it replaces the cogs it considers defective (flesh) with ones which cannot fail it (silicon).

There is also a group of people that considers Germany not sovereign and still US-occupied territory.

This is true of all writing, regardless of whether the author considers it rational or not.

Second, there is no demand, because people aren't as paranoid as you and nobody else considers the #1 use to emergencies past 1999.

It even considers differing opinions on whitespace to be an error.

One thing I will never understand is why people considers more regrettable sex and the human body than war and violence.

This is touched upon only slightly here when she considers replaceability.

Verification considers the intermediate digest, so really 1 SHA3 to verify.

It considers fall through switch statements an error.

HT's CTO Marco Vallery considers this behaviour "morally despicable".

Assuming your school considers everything above a 92 to be a "4.0", if you're already in that range, you definitely don't want to help anyone else into that range.

Around 11:50 she says "scared of a female - I was trying to sign the fucking ticket", suggesting that she considers that some action she performed was something he was scared of.

> This article seems to argue "Taxing the rich leads to reduced growth and therefore all of society is worse off for it." No, that's the utilitarian argument, which the article specifically considers unsatisfying, instead proposing an argument from justice.