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Since each project has a different technology stack, developers gain varied experience over time and never stop learning.

Distribution channels are more varied now; they're more inclusive and perhaps (ironically?) less conducive to middle class salaries.

We had one before but the types of products varied so wildly the ultimate cost was different.

We (SpeakerBlast) do something similar, but for live events; syncing audio and video across multiple/varied IP devices via a URL.

They also worked: quality in terms of errata varied from staying steady to improving over time despite exponential increases in complexity.

- for things as complex and varied as mental processes I'm not sure how you define what the norm is.

The complexity of the plug-in system, and the incredibly varied effects it has on customer deployments, has become untenable for the licensor (apparently).

Do people who replace the varied textures and tastes of different foods (if only partially) with a liquid supplement notice any adverse effects or cravings?

We're solving problems as varied as demand forecasting, route optimization, QR tagging for inventory control, and a suite of mobile apps for our customers and staff.

I always thought normal rejection rates varied between around 75% (in a strong job market) to 95% in down markets, say 2007-2009.

It makes Protestant churches at the same time possibly more extreme but also much more varied in their belief systems and allows for religion to evolve.

Our common notations for derivatives are confusingly varied and overloaded, and I don’t at all like our notations for summation and integration.

Otherwise ("they communicated their varied and opposing priorities to their manager who was more confused than ever") the point is lost.

How can someone pretending to know what "should be of interest to HN readers" not know that: 1) HN readers, as a collective and as subgroups, have many and varied intellectual interests, including literature.