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The result of a compilation is a standalone binary that can be copy-pasted everywhere, as long as the architecture matches what was input at compilation time.

But the good ones look for good matches and good candidates, and don't waste people's time with junk.

It doesn't not check for changes in a secure way, but assumes that, as long as the meta-data for the file matches, the content is as you left it.

The main event is structured as a double elimination tournament, and most of the matches are best-of-3.

Over time Norway's GDP expansion almost perfectly matches the increased production domestically and price increases globally.

For the most part, my personal experience matches yours, but this is a pretty myopic way of looking at the article.

Mike Tyson also spoke that before his matches, most of his opponents were already defeated.

If you don't see one that matches your tech exactly, it's a nonstarter.

As a result, the experience level at a company matches the structure pyramid.

One is to forever remain fuzzy and imprecise in your understanding, the other is to learn the notation you need, see how it matches your internal understanding, and then use it as an enabler.

I take their personality tests, but I never get messages (or replies to mine) even though I'm sure I get matches.

In the author's example, he matches on a few rules.

There was also an option for "fuzzy matches" which included a few more links to the exact same URL, but also links that had nothing to do with it.