1. Open your text editor. 2. Type in the code 3. Compile 4. Fix any compile errors, goto step 3 until executable generates successfully 5. Run executable 6. Debug, goto step 2 until correct results are obtained 7. Dream up more test cases 8. Goto step 5 until the program is correct — Ben Voigt4 mins ago
@bjb568 Enrol into a job in SE and fix it for them.
> Questions that push a personal philosophy with no question beyond "am I right" or "what do you think" are off-topic here as this is not a blog. It's ok to express unique opinions, but you must have an actual, answerable question to go with them
These comments about people's workplaces are making me sad. But at least they're not asking for a Windows Phone app. http://blog.stackoverflow.com/2015/01/why-we-still-believe-in-private-offices/#comments
@Bart Oh no, the bot is turning against us! Run away!
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10:03 PM
The StackExchange twitter account has a list of employees, but it's hopelessly out of date. Trying to compile an up-to-date list manually... inclined to leave out the sales people (sorry).
@bluet How do you see how much is matched by a regex though?
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@hichris123 The repeated characters were within the second code block. Does the command body = re.sub("<code>[^<]*</code>", "", body) perform global replacement, or just the first match?