hordes

For any big company, you end up with hordes of lazy or worse, very bad programmers.

Then apex predators inevitably lose their edge and they get destroyed by a Minnesotan dentist or invading hordes or, or, or.

Screen the hordes of men who will surely follow thoroughly and only admit the best.

Not to worry, they will be forced for add javascript just to please the hordes of people who don't know any better.

Uh, the one following hordes of brain-dead Java developers hand-coding getters and setters?

In other mmorpgs you just play around hordes of people that you don't really care about: you just click and click and click.

But yet we take pride in failing hordes of people, because it somehow implies nice things about our surviving it.

I suspect no matter how soon they do or don't pull the trigger, hordes of people will wind up incensed.

I don't think Go is really about catering to hordes of cheap junior devs or rebelling against Lisp or Unix, etc.

Take off his robes and wear them: now you are the Buddha and must defend yourself against hordes of challengers like that guy in Afro Samurai.

That would also lead to an increase in treasure hordes.

Petrographic microscopes are expensive and I don't think universities would be that cool with hordes of outsiders oohing and aahhing in the labs.

Basically: unless paying for a hyperinflated cost-of-living and clawing your way through hordes of other prospective coders all swarming "The Valley" is your kind of thing, it's rarely worthwhile to think about Silicon Valley specifically when there are plenty of places that could actually use your talents.

It never got overrun by "barbarian hordes", but it did have a run in with thieving "supposedely christian horders" on their way to the Crusades in the 12th century, and was finally overrun by the muslim Ottoman empire in the 14th century.

The sanitation budget was constantly being slashed, because Quality Assurance as a department doesn't bring in a profit (that they can see), whereas hordes of "process engineers" would come in and rearrange boxes and claim that they have just eliminated 10 steps out of the workflow and calculate this to be saving $92/day.

It's jarring to think that if intelligent life were on Kepler 452-b and observing Earth, we're so far away that they would be seeing our "civilizations" in 615 AD: shrinking global population as the old Roman and Byzantine empires are overrun by barbarian hordes and Arab conquest, with some pockets of human progress in China.

Hordes of people have their opinion formed by the relentless messaging.