deferred

If the callback in Jquery `Deferred#then` returns a Deferred that deferred will be returned by `then`.

If the work is deferred to the OS, it's not mozilla's problem.

An old tool, ObjecTime, deferred decisions about which actors went on what threads until the very last thing.

Sort of like the ship that sinks of rust or building that collapses due to the accumulation of deferred maintenance.

It helps that Haskell was based on Miranda and the committee deferred to Miranda whenever they could not agree on something.

With stock options, the tax issues are deferred and only come into play if the company succeeds and you want to exercise+sell.

You can then do view space specular and you do transparent objects as a separate pass just like you do with deferred.

Well, we could balance it with some deferred pension benefits in exchange for a 1% COL raise this year, right?

It is true that defined benefit pensions are deferred compensation.

Example here [1] I got it to work for recursively defined context free grammars with some fun [2] deferred function reference trickery.

Taxes on capital income always come after labor income, except for certain special tax deferred investment vehicles which treat capital income as equal to labor income.

Things like specular reflections and refractions are entirely dependent on where the viewer is; and calculating lighting information for an entire scene is way less efficient than calculating it for a viewer (see: how deferred renderers work).

If that its not the case, it will have to perform and extra deferred marshalling step to put the payload in "canonical" format prior to demarshalling proper.

This is equivalent to conditionally restarting because a) there's no information dependency between the loops beyond "don't bother doing it" and b) measurements can always be deferred until later [1].

The truth of pensions is that they are not a "perk" they are deferred compensation and a part of the package of salary, benefits etc you negotiate when you take a job.

If they haven't already constructed the algorithm so that its nearly impossible for them to ever be giving you a "boost" other than from your own deferred wages that they are holding on to, I'd be surprised.

If, say, a low level library you found is returning a Deferred/Promise/Future or generates values, then top level has to handle that as well.

Deferred, AngularJS $q, etc) all of which are slightly different.

Deferred(); setTimeout(promise.reject, 100) promise.then(null, function () { return $.