miserably

And the administration is now trying to figure out what to do about it, and they are just miserably ham-handed at it.

The technology failed miserably that day, so much so that they decided to pull the IPO altogether.

But as a summary overview of why Reddit has a new CEO, this article failed miserably.

The candidates with résumés that literally almost knocked me off my chair failed miserably at the most basic programming task.

What's also funny to me is that 'thoroughly backtested trading algorithms based on hard statistics' will work consistently until they fail miserably.

You can fail miserably and it still can work wonders on your mental health.

That she lost the case miserably due to a complete lack of evidence?

There's nothing more satisfying then having someone pull out all their stops to try and get to you, and having them fail miserably.

> it's fundamentally impractical Everyone who ever tried implementing any ML-like language on top of JVM failed miserably.

Also, the company who stole our ideas failed miserably..

I try my hardest to understand these valuations and I'm failing miserably.

He was a mildly amusing technocrat given a specific mission by his delusional government, a mission he failed miserably at while mostly working to maintain his own brand.

What he's saying is, "We failed miserably at having good process and procedures.

Ethics aside, if a company/startup can't be bothered to make new slides after stealing an idea, it will likely make similar inflexible "shortcuts" later on and fail miserably (as the article showed).

The funny thing is I inserted a constraint of my own invention without even realizing it: "Use the fewest number of examples possible." Of course, this meant failing miserably, and was nowhere in the problem statement.