elsewhere

If the board is Buddy Buddy or the company is bootstrapped, then just give two weeks notice and start interviewing elsewhere.

However, realistically this is hard to pull off without sending signals that the ship is sinking and everyone should just go elsewhere.

Just because ideas have failed spectacularly in some places and on some scales doesn't mean they don't work well elsewhere.

No matter how much tried and true technology you think you can bring in from elsewhere.

Sonian has its HQ on the east coast, but a majority of its hackers live elsewhere.

He suspected that there might be a buffer overflow elsewhere that was trampling over the memory.

To me, Strategies exemplify some of the stuff you can do with functional languages that are _really_ hard to achieve elsewhere.

He wouldn't have put it that way if Einstein had been the source, especially since he mentions Einstein elsewhere in the same paragraph.

Understanding C++ just by reading standard seems almost impossible, as most of commentary and useful discussion is contained elsewhere: in proposals and defect reports.

His situation is not unlike that of politically persecuted activists elsewhere.

Were you offered more elsewhere at the same time?

But evidently, he doesn't want to be a landlord in the city where he fights for tenants, preferring to purchase property elsewhere in places that are more landlord-friendly.

I don't think it means "on average", since I do think the average quality of a dev is higher in the Valley is better than elsewhere.

GPLv3 explicitly says that you can link to the source being available elsewhere ("may be on a different server (operated by you or a third party)"), but if that server goes down, you have to come up with a new link.

Elsewhere on HN people have been criticized for what's been called a knee-jerk reaction to socialist ideas.