subjectively

I like the fact that interpreting subjectively what 'Dynamic' and 'Static' means for a language, the author is able to pull a rabbit out of his proverbial hat...

That way you're not subjectively censoring things, it either fits into the site or doesn't belong there.

But how do you turn a subjectively obvious feeling into an objectively obvious reason to fire.

You are right about subjectively 1 customer should not determine the direction of product.

There are few ways to restrict the way people abuse the language, and as a result, style is often highly inconsistent and subjectively-based.

I notice (very subjectively) that trips seem t take longer if: * I'm stressed about getting there on time.

The impact team made a seemingly moral (subjectively, not objectively moral, of course) when they could have likely blackmailed these users for money or influence.

How the OP subjectively feels about the majority consensus.

How you subjectively feel about the majority consensus.

> They're both (subjectively) wrong: the natural place for data in JS is the this parameter.

They want to subjectively judge the person.

Apparently, babies subjectively experience this (visual transformation) all the time -- mom moves a plate and what seemed like a big circle is now a flat line or whatever.

So I would say that the "fad"-gadget'ization of our technology world is a subjectively-borne reality.

Well both things are subjectively "ugly".

That's exactly what Apple does;-) I find it a great lesson about the topic and in addition you showed an applied example in a real economy (MMO); I wonder if there are much more skills targeting those cognitive "bugs" that we as humans experience subjectively.

Subjectively it helped me to adjust to the different timezone during the flight, but it might have just been the 'hey, neato' factor as well.

Subjectively, incandescents are more pleasant than fluorescents and LED's.