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Perfection is one thing. But this is a page on their website trying to help them recruit for engineers? Shouldn't that have a bit of a higher standard?
by fecak 11y ago
Perfection is one thing. But this is a page on their website trying to help them recruit for engineers? Shouldn't that have a bit of a higher standard?
- gonzo41 11y agoall of these comments about non trivial matters are bike shedding. even this comment, its only increasing entropy, your missing the forest for the trees.
- rockdiesel 11y agoOff-topic, but I always thought it was "can't see the forest through the trees" not "forest for the trees". Meaning someone can't see passed what is in front of them (trees/treeline) to see the bigger picture (forest).
- itsybitsycoder 11y ago@rockdiesel, it's definitely "for" the trees, where "for" means "because of". You can't see the forest (big picture) because you're paying too much attention to the individual trees (details).
- pc86 11y agoIf the "reply" link is unavailable you can click on the time to be able to reply directly.
- rockdiesel 11y agoThat makes sense. Thank you for your explanation.
- sukilot 11y agoTrivial, not non trivial.