devil-may-care

One of those nurse could be spinned as the Alpha, controlling, head-strong, devil-may-care head nurse; be known widely for that, and still have a first name that most people can't spell. And another nurse could be more fearful, and go through acceptance of her fate, etc.

> Because unless you are a hobbyist or a devil-may-care like professional, you want a big community, lots of resources, great libraries and tooling. Then use a language which has that.

It's rather ironic that the source of the "Letter to Hobbyists"[1] are now advocating a devil-may-care attitude to copyright, software, and licensing in their own works and service offerings. ________________________________ Notes: 1.

What is being said is that having a devil-may-care attitude toward safe guarding your users account data is not ok. If you use your bank password for anything other than your bank, you're clearly not taking security seriously.

Media companies tend to have a pretty devil-may-care relationship with security, and Sony has also done a few things in the past to earn people's ire.

Kinda like a warrior without family at home has the luxury of adopting a devil-may-care attitude to combat - once others depend on him that isn't possible anymore.

That Apple was beleaguered at the time may have given employees a certain devil-may-care attitude towards their own job security and a willing to cross certain lines to assist us or look the other way.

According to Sumathi Dharmalingam, a housewife who runs a napkin-making business based around the machine, rural women [snipped] have a devil-may-care attitude about their health." When I caution them that they might have to have their uterus removed because of reproductive infections, they just say, 'So what?

] rural women are clueless as to how to use them, think twice about spending even the small amount of money to buy a packet, and sadly have a devil-may-care attitude about their health He must have assumed that everybody is as driven as he. I think he's learning the hard way that the problem with poverty isn't necessarily high prices or profit.

I'm actually innately risk averse but I wind up looking wildly devil-may-care to some people because my life circumstances have consistently put me in a position to choose between the safe, secure path of certain doom or the risky, unexplored path of possible doom. Given that scenario, "possible doom" is the conservative risk-averse choice.

There is a lot that goes into this, but I found that the single biggest factor in attracting the opposite sex was appropriating a violent, devil-may-care attitude. When it comes to the primal question of “Will this guy be capable of defending me / my offspring” taller guys are given the benefit of the doubt whereas I literally have something to prove.

It looks to me that the answer lies in a complex ranking algorithm that makes heavy use of statistical analysis instead of a set of unproven assumptions and a devil-may-care attitude toward keeping things simple to meet the lowest expectations and nothing more.

I always suspected that the reality was more like "people who are able to afford children and able to make long-term plans tend to have only as many children as they want, when they feel they are ready, but people who aren't able to afford children or who don't make long-term plans will tend to take a more devil-may-care attitude towards procreation."

Devil-may-care. All that "convenience" and "it's so clean" came at the price of a whole load of code executed behind the scenes.