decades

Maybe there is an analogy to software development decades ago -- slow and academic as the norm.

Adding features until it is time to start from a clean slate a few decades later.

The real problem is the crossover age has been going up about one year per year for some decades now.

But because of events that happened decades after his death, he's remembered as something he wasn't.

Because ICE vehicles last decades and they don't have expensive battery packs that need replacing.

This gives us a unique position and creates one of the biggest opportunities in decades.

That's thanks to decades of vicious economic policy directed by billionaires like the ones smiling at you in that promotional video.

Failure is so common that a developer without decades of work experience runs a non-negligible risk of not having a big success.

The cooperative movement is alive and well and has been for decades.

We believe data can reveal tremendous things about the world and that it will continue to transform it in the years and decades to come.

They are however responsible for having essentially ignored the problems in schools for the last few decades as the graduation rate has sunk to 25%.

Given Intuit bought Mint, and I've trusted my taxes to Intuit for decades, I'll grudgingly take that risk to solve other problems.

> "I'm just pointing out that the ambiguity is real" It's only ambiguous in the sense that science has been "ambiguously" using it correctly for decades.

"Members of this year’s graduating class left their campuses owing an average of $35,051, about twice the levels borne by their counterparts two decades earlier (after adjusting for inflation)."

The best description I've heard is that it's a spectrum from "100% training provided" to "productive on day one." Older recruiters tell me that decades ago the spectrum was too far in the other direction -- willing to hire anyone, and piling on the training.