The reaction to this question is an example of what sort of questions are expected here. People expect FAQs to be asked.
This question has been asked by a new user that includes the code (more than needed, though), stack trace, and people jumping all over with downvotes and close votes.
A question that would have required adding a space in scanf() format would have attracted half a dozen answers and a couple of upvotes.
I once figured out the solution to a problem after a whole day of performing an installation in Milan that wouldn't work. Minor detail ... I figured it out 5 minutes after boarding the train back to Geneva ...
Oh no, I had it figured out on my notebook. Great thing is, I knew I had to sit through the 3.5 hour train ride back, only to make that same trip again the very next morning.
Couple of times a month usually. They are great days. Leave at 7h30 in the morning. Arrive somewhere around 12. Meeting until 5pm. Back to the train station. Home around 10pm. Lovely ....
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> This question does not appear to be about Stack Overflow em Português ou a plataforma da rede Stack Exchange, within the scope defined in the central de ajuda.
I understand why SEDE blanks the user id in the votes table, but I'd like to perform some computations on my votes. Is there a way to do that at all? I thought maybe that records with my user id would not have the user id field blanked when I perform a query from my account but this does not seem to be the case.
No, I can't provide full code. I fixed what I believe was wrong based on your vague question. It is not that hard to replace the few lines in your code with my code. Ask a new question instead but remember we are not here to do your work. — rene43 secs ago
:1999369, sorry, was afk. We used to meet daily (on google hangouts), largely because a lot of the issues were one-offs, and we wanted to absorb best practices. We've cut it to three (still a lot) but each has a focused review (site milestones&transitions, feature requests, and major project updates/milestones).
@devnull: why to stop the good work? because the reputation points I earn by editing the wikis are removed after one hour or so... It already happened in the past (two or three times). And now I have the confirmation. Since this isn't fair... it's not worth the effort. — Bob Malooga8 mins ago
A certain user has been making edits to tag wikis all over. Not surprising enough, the suggested changes:
are copied 1 verbatim 2 from 3 wikipedia 4 with or without attribution, and
do not follow tag wiki guidelines
Robo reviewers continue to oblige by approving the suggestions. (... had 5...
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@devnull Just kidding. But let's put things in perspective a bit. As horrible as we think some of the edits are, it's a user spending time because he thinks he's helping. The rep is a bonus, sure, but he probably edits with the best intentions and gets confirmation time after time that he's doing just fine. I mean, everything gets accepted, right?
@devnull: why to stop the good work? because the reputation points I earn by editing the wikis are removed after one hour or so... It already happened in the past (two or three times). And now I have the confirmation. Since this isn't fair... it's not worth the effort. — Bob Malooga53 mins ago
Rep is the motivation. And he probably knows that the reviewers are robos.
@devnull there is nothing bad about expecting a bit of rep, and getting somewhat upset when you believe it's arbitrarily taken away
The point is, he doesn't just think he's helping, he knows he is. Because everybody keeps telling him so by approving and providing him with glorious points.
And of course the user doesn't go completely without blame for some of the suggestions, particularly when not properly attributed, but hey, the community is going "good boy, have a treat".
Why does Anna's avatar always make me think "What? What did I do wrong this time?" ...
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This userscript/extension replaces the review button with a dropdown that lists all the review queues on the current site and the number of available posts to review. It simply saves the trouble of going to /review and coming back if there's nothing to review. It also adds a quick access t...
@GlenH7 Is that difficult/takes it a lot of effort/fun to do ?
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@rene I think it's more of a challenge when there's lots of answers in both questions to merge. Or at least that's the only time I have heard of the mods complain about it.
Tags are not created in a void. Tags are created by adding them to questions that need those tags. And ideally this should not be just a single question. We have some very diligent members in our community who will clean up tags that don't seem to add value. So the process would be the following:...
We've had discussions like that in the past. There's the [project-euler] tag for example. Consensus doesn't seem to be entirely black or white on those. Meta-ish, yes. Nukeable, meh.
I recently rejected a suggested edit to Count the subsequences of length 4 divisible by 9. The edit suggested to add codechef. I didn't know what Codechef was, but it appears to be an online programming competition where you can win money and "goodies". I rejected the edit, I thought it would be ...
I was working on Blaze and noticed that I was getting quite a few of those nasty backoff violations. I checked my code for infinite loops and whatnot, then checked the dev console.
Here's the timeline:
I call /answers with my key and a pagesize of 100. The exact path I call:
https://api.stack...
This question is another take on the duplicates problem. It steals is inspired by ideas from the verious posts and feature-reqeusts posted here on meta.
Disclaimer: In this post, I am referring to the "Users" or "The People" or "The Gang" or "Everyone". What I actually mean is the bunch of folks...
I would like to add a little correction here in reply to Matt Melton. NSHost methods are thread safe as per apple's documentation. You can check the link provided by TaylorP. Thank you
I am sorry but I don't have enough reputation to comment on any answer. I hope you'd understand :)
Just ran an SCP to copy my home directory to my new server... Apparently I have like 7 different directories filled with flag icons I didn't realize... Maybe I should have been more selective in what to copy over.
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A certain user has been making edits to tag wikis all over. Not surprising enough, the suggested changes:
are copied 1 verbatim 2 from 3 wikipedia 4 with or without attribution, and
do not follow tag wiki guidelines
Robo reviewers continue to oblige by approving the suggestions. (... had 5...
The google-maps tag page shows two sponsored link, both are dead.
This is not a programming question. Try this question on http://superuser.com .
You will need to reinstall windows though.
I was working on Blaze and noticed that I was getting quite a few of those nasty backoff violations. I checked my code for infinite loops and whatnot, then checked the dev console.
Here's the timeline:
I call /answers with my key and a pagesize of 100. The exact path I call:
https://api.stack...
I would like to add a little correction here in reply to Matt Melton. NSHost methods are thread safe as per apple's documentation. You can check the link provided by TaylorP. Thank you
I am sorry but I don't have enough reputation to comment on any answer. I hope you'd understand :)
