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> Apart from its religious aspect, seen from the angle of the community's interest wholly, the matter is of the gravest import.

I've seen too many over-enthusiastic write-ups for bio-solar technologies that don't include the carbon cost of the inputs.

You may laugh, but I've seen that far more often than an actual CI/CD process in place...

Plenty of things try and tackle one or two of those but I've never seen anything address all three.

To be clear, he's worked with me before, and I have seen him pick up new stuff.

Now it is less valuable because we have seen that the company has failed to live up to those expectations.

For a learning tool, I feel like that's got to be light years better than the solutions I've seen in Ruby.

I've seen plenty of donation-driven sites and they often meet their targets, if the content the site produces is valuable enough.

Well, I’ve seen them at every intersection I’ve been to in Kiel, Berlin, etc.

I would've much rather seen an article from someone who's actually stayed in one of these spaces than an article talking about them.

I've seen it far too many times for you to tell me otherwise.

But unlike Al Capone, who was considered a gangster and a crook even by the people who loved him, the sharing economy is seen as morally good.

No problem, because no sane "arab" would be seen in speedos.