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Isn't that unsurprising that a theory with more degrees of freedom can fit the data better?

He says that if the project does match his results, it will be unsurprising—the paper's findings have already been reproduced.

This is simply dyed in the wool Microsoft behaviour, totally expected and utterly unsurprising.

That looks very much like a hostile takeover, it's unsurprising that it failed.

It's unsurprising that a demographic group that is late to adopt new technology would become the fastest growing one once growth everywhere else has stopped.

It is unsurprising that there was a bug in this patching.

The React examples all felt more Smalltalk-ish to me than anything else (I suppose unsurprising given JavaScript's vague influences from Self).

There might be unsurprising trade-offs between speed and battery life.

In fact, it'd be unsurprising to learn that they are.

This is just terrible interpretation of some unsurprising data.

It's unsurprising that Atom core is written in CoffeeScript if you consider that GitHub is and always was predominantly not a JavaScript company but a Ruby company.

Going months without a day off is unsurprising.

I find it amusing, but unsurprising, that something that gets people all upset (txt messaging and email "slang") is actually shown to enhance kids skills.

So yes, your phone bill will be unsurprising at the end of the month, but now your carrier will expect you to purchase a bucket of "roaming data" in the form of an add-on or package to your regular phone plan so that you can post your selfies with the Eiffel Tower in real time.

Unsurprising when you look at the method they use for removing the caffeine.

Unsurprising, since verification breaks things users want and provides no security in return.

Unsurprising that this is also your first post.