Say there are N initiatives to move to cross-compilation. Of those, there are M that deliver the hoped-for benefits, where M <= N. But practically, M < N significantly, say, M < 0.9 N.
Assume bloggers blog mainly about content that contains a positive message. I'm asserting that people blog more readily about their success than their failures.
So when you look at the blog literature, your population is not N, it is M. You don't see the failures because they don't tell the tale.
Assume bloggers blog mainly about content that contains a positive message. I'm asserting that people blog more readily about their success than their failures.
So when you look at the blog literature, your population is not N, it is M. You don't see the failures because they don't tell the tale.