flaggy

The mechanics of the UI (be that a physical button or text input) create a flaggy signal.

Maybe having somebody reach out for a tour was just red flaggy enough.

I wrote my own flags package called flaggy and think its the easiest to use and makes the most sense!

She wasn't any more flaggy than any other woman I've met on OKCupid who is born and raised in NYC.

The complaint itself makes Voxer seem a little red-flaggy itself.

Many of these flaggy CLI programs have terrible UX.

The dating apps provide a safe place for people to look for dates, mutually, and at least provides a pre-filter to exclude anyone that seems red-flaggy right off the bat.

His bio [1] does seem to support the assertion, and I've heard of his work on prediction markets and the term the Great Filter, but that same bio is also all sorts of red-flaggy to me.

None of those are deal breakers, but they're a little "red-flaggy".

I'd argue that of those, "distributed ledger" is the only real red-flaggy one -- and even then, only because of its association with blockchain.

It all boils down to "flaggy code" -vs- "spaghetti code" (or vexillology -vs- pastafarianism).

My reading of the situation is that India is not necessarily pro-Russia, instead its position on Russia vs the West and Russia vs Ukraine is to quote Trump "very fine people on both sides" which may be problematic in of itself but is less red-flaggy than "pro-Russia".

After a few beers with friends, I came up with the idea of Flaggy!!