non-trivial

They've worked on several closed source projects on which the extent of their participation is non-trivial to determine.

Problem the 2nd: building and maintaining a non-trivial open source project is a huge investment of time.

In cases where your product has a service component with a non-trivial cost (e.g.

We want to see that you’ve built at least one non-trivial web application.

Will the source to news.yc also be released, as a non-trivial example program?

They need non-trivial tuning about every 3k-5k to keep them running well order compared to what we have today.

It's great to see people building non-trivial network things with kernel bypass.

A non-trivial portion of Clojure (data structures, compiler) are written in Java.

Get them to talk about it in the interview > Problem the 2nd: building and maintaining a non-trivial open source project is a huge investment of time...

- Figure out how to build tools in our applications for users to gain non-trivial insights from these millions of transactions.

I agree with what you're getting at, but at the same time it's reasonable to say that a non-trivial number of people are offended by the term..

Remains to be seen if it will have any effect on the business, but it's the people above that level that tend to do non-trivial work, and are harder to train and replace.

Any language that's used for non-trivial purposes will not be "simple" if looked at holistically by combining both the formal and informal real-world uses of it.

At the end of my work assignments I am often dejected thinking - "I can't ever design something non-trivial cleanly." (b) Not being as good with new frameworks/tools: I am a loyal C/vim/shell person, no IDEs.

Massively parallel systems do, and in particular, it is a "throw hardware at the problem" kind of solution that helps cover for the fact that virtually no software designers can engineer efficient, non-trivial, massively parallel systems.