suffers

Possibly true, in the sense that any GCed language suffers in high-performance or soft realtime apps (e.g.

But any distracting noise adds to cognitive load, and since you're being paid to use your cognitive abilities, productivity suffers.

While the system works well enough for most transactions, it still suffers from the inherent weaknesses of the trust based model.

Here's my answer, as an outsider, Java dude who only suffers brief interludes with JavaScript...

Tag suffers from the problem of requiring an internet connection but they do provide stats on how many people scanned the tag.

Java suffers from JSR approval hell just because it tries to stadardize everything.

This suffers from the free-rider problem: you end up doing research for others.

The rest of the ISA really, really suffers for it:) But it's impressive when it's doing exactly what it was designed to do!

Note that before software development suffered from Infosec's inability to quantify risk, it suffered (and still suffers) from lawyer's inability to quantify risk.

Often, the lop-sided economy suffers from the crash and people have less money so they can't spend so much servicing a mortgage, so demand drops.

Recreation marijuana, on the other hand, suffers from no such pretense.

If I want one place to give me want it thinks I need, or even what I really need, then yes, privacy suffers.

Yet it suffers from many not-so-obvious flaws, as analyzed in the popular linguistics blog "Language Log." The commentary is written in a calmly analytical style (interspersed with some judicious jibes) that I think many YC.

I think it's worth noting that the original KQ suffers from quite a few of these "sins"...and yet, from my hazy memory, it was one of the most open-ended adventure games, back then and even today.