grizzled

Why is the lead photo of a delicate blonde white woman, when the story is about a grizzled bearded man who could pass for some various ethnicities?

If the hipsters had some humility they would have also hired a few grizzled, experienced old fogies.

In finance, it's now possible to get funding for an idea without being a grizzled 30-year veteran of an industry.

It partly involves a small group of grizzled experts sitting in front of a bunch of monitors displaying images and time series.

Maybe they are grizzled veterans who have been in startups that run low on money and they have tricks up their sleeve.

Old software is the stuff that's grizzled and survived all comers.

At one of my haunts, I oft talk to a seasoned and grizzled developer.

Is there a developer nursing home that hires only grizzled, jaded old veterans and pays them all handsomely to do work that never involves any training?

Maybe I'm in the team composed of grizzled 3-4 year veterans, who've seen it all, some of whom have young families or hobbies outside of work.

The result is frequently stunning technology and art (and sometimes technology that's so elegant it's basically art on its own), splinter scenes and a constant showcase of real-time techniques that continue to push what even grizzled computing veterans think is possible.

I think it's more probable that those grizzled old guys with beards are too busy getting paid for their labor to partake in a lottery, hence the skewed demographics.

The feature set is huge, attempting to appeal to pure functional programmers in their academic ivory towers, and the grizzled Java developers who believe OOP is the one true way, and everyone in between.

The author of the post a "grizzled game industry veteran." That explains a few things, while leaving others tantalizingly unclear.

Funny in a "fresh eyed junior berating grizzled veterans insistence of rigour" sort of way.

Such as that while the game industry can suck, it usually takes a few years of sleeping under bridges to get "grizzled."

To the potential buyer of the IDE using Basic signals, "this is a friendly environment; we don't expect you to be a grizzled professional programmer".