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My point here though is that office parks are a depressing and unsatisfying experience for any company or employee.

Tangential criticism: the icon is visually unsatisfying.

Maybe the non-uniqueness is too unsatisfying.

This is probably an unsatisfying answer, but large tech companies (such as Google) generally want to conduct interviews in Java or C++.

But I totally get how unsatisfying it is to have to wait 5 years for any movement.

Mastery by George Leonard), I've learned to accept that while it's useful to set goals, they're inherently unsatisfying to achieve.

So, to answer your second question in an unsatisfying way: I think it's clear that people change their own philosophies.

It's a bit unsatisfying that the dumb strategy can be effective.

It's certainly useful and good for answering some very specific questions about a program's behavior, but it feels like a really unsatisfying answer to the broader question of semantics: what does it all mean?

His curt summary of Popper was almost as unsatisfying.

Honestly both the article you linked and the website [1] were unsatisfying to me, so I read the paper to better understand the implications.

(And it's unsatisfying to have mud wash right into the whole you've been digging.) 4.

The article itself, however, is queer--it ends in an unsatisfying ambiguity: apparently Krugman wins because he is both "ref as well as combatant".

In light of recent events, I find a blanket appeal to "peer reviewed literature" unsatisfying.

From experience, I can say that it's stressful and unsatisfying to do approximately "nothing." I recommend taking a hard look at your finances and setting up some kind of concrete goal(s).

> This article seems to argue "Taxing the rich leads to reduced growth and therefore all of society is worse off for it." No, that's the utilitarian argument, which the article specifically considers unsatisfying, instead proposing an argument from justice.