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For uprights the rider is seated such that the centre or mass is relatively high compared to the faired/aerodynamic frame/wheels.

Because the wheels are faired, they have to be placed closer to the centerline of the vehicle.

Mozilla NSS looks a little low level, and GnuTLS hasn't faired much better lately, despite having much better code hygiene than OpenSSL.

I don't think this is new Civilians have always faired poorly in wars, ancient, modern or recent.

Never faired better than a 40/50% result and companies that use it don't follow up with applicants that score less than 60% or more.

The same claim can be made for C++ (with uniqe_ptr<T>), but we know how that faired.

Somehow I think he would have faired a lot worse maybe a year later or so.

One of the ones that stood out to me the most showed that vets who came from stable homes faired better (emotionally) after war.

I suppose this article faired poorly because of its length and a touch of the vague.

Yes, SV interviews can be pretty bad, and I've been through the whiteboard coding style ones myself, and in one case probably faired badly.

For recumbents the rider's mass sits much lower to the ground, more centrally within this faired frame/wheels, so they are inherently more stable to the effect of crosswinds.

If that's the case then why don't we see more faired uprights?

The Java CPUs faired about as well as the 432, which is "not well at all".

The Moulton AM, a heavy, steel, fully suspended bike with 17" wheels, set the flying 200m faired world record in 1986, and it still stands.

So if that was the critical difference, the question is, “Why was I saying smart things?” Another question might be, "How would you have faired had you been a mere lurker on HN?"

I wonder if "god" faired so poorly because it was in lowercase, as it fails the first advice: "Be literate." Christians are careful to use it as a proper noun, God.