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12:13 AM
Speaking of stats, looks like my Marshal badge #11 will arrive soon, 487 helpful flags on Arqade. (What is that site about, again?)
 
Minecraft
 
It's the only remaining place where Unikong questions are on-topic
 
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A follow-up question would be "what is a Minecraft"?
 
The top tag on Arqade, of course!
 
user202362
12:24 AM
Mine craft, obviously not your craft
 
that doesn't belong on Arqade then
it belongs on the Arts and Crafts proposal
 
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user315433
The greatest mystery of Area 51 is why SO in Turkish hasn't been closed like all other remaining SO in X proposals.
 
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Q: Is there a way to switch to medical after fashion designing

freebirdI am completing a degree in fashion designing. Around 25 years old and feel like switching fields and going to medical profession. Is there a way I will be able to succeed after entering this late? I would love to hear the opinions of people who have had similar experiences. Thanks in advance.

 
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Why not, same principle.
 
12:30 AM
hmm...
 
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In the sidebar: 'Should we have a canonical question for “should I quit my PhD”?'
 
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Next iteration: 'Should we have a canonical question for “Should we have a canonical question for ...”'?
 
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IMO, it's simple: if you are asking, the answer is yes.
 
@Gilles The "invisible" flag button only happens on a few sites (and that bug has existed since the end of February :(): meta.webapps.stackexchange.com/questions/3968/…. — hichris123 44 secs ago
Maybe there should be one day set aside for designers to fix bugs from CSS changes/the LESS migration. It would make for a lot nicer experience, clear out a lot of bugs quickly (since they're all relativly small fixes), and wouldn't take too much away from core projects.
 
like one day a week, a month, a year, a decade?
because the decade one is really doable
 
12:45 AM
One day soon. :P
 
I wonder whether bored devs would terminate chat connections just to see whether people complain once they reconnect
That sounds like a fun game
 
Chromium does "Fix It" days every so often. Usually it's by a team - they set aside 100 say networking bugs and try to fix those all by the end of the day.
Sometimes those are even week long events so people can contribute whenever they have time.
 
that sounds like fun
 
Probably is, if you get paid to work on Chrome. :P
 
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12:54 AM
@hichris123 Isn't chromium worked on mostly by open-source non-profit development?
it'd be really nice to have a good project to work on. I keep getting to "end phases" in my scripts/programs
 
@Marshmallow A bit. We covered all teh ANOVAs.
 
@Quill A lot of the project consists of Google employees since Chrome basically equals Chromium + a little proprietary stuff. You also have Opera developers... probably a few WebKit devs too. And then there's some folks that don't get paid to work on it, but usually they don't contribute as often.
 
Ah, fair enough
 
@Quill DevDoodle's a good project.
 
Don't big contributors that aren't paid to work on those style projects usually get job offers to do so? I thought that was how node got its devs
 
1:00 AM
I'm getting a programming club started at my school actually, so we'll be seeing some users.
 
@bjb568 I tried to do that, your code was pretty thick
 
I like my smoothies thick.
 
@Quill Probably.
 
I ended up basically doing half the changes you made in the ESLint commit the other day
 
:p
Well, now that's done.
 
1:01 AM
Once you contribute to Chromium a bit, you start to learn who's a Google employee. Usually because they "own" major parts of the codebase.
Ah here was the fancy blog post with contributors over time for Chomium, Firefox, etc: mo.github.io/2015/11/04/…
Slightly misleading though since non-Google employees can get @chromium.org accounts.
 
1:19 AM
ooh I got a docs beta invite
the tour pages are always beautiful :D
 
So, I admit I haven't looked at Docs since the day I got my invite. I mostly work with Java and I don't see how to beat the Java Tutorials for conceptual documentation or the Javadoc for 'what are the parameters to this call'-documentation.
The Java Tutorials have small motivating examples inline where appropriate (which is often not at the start of a page), with links to self-contained long-form examples (especially helpful for e.g., Swing -- you can see what breakpoints you hit as you click around).
Even for things that I might write a self-answered Q&A about, I actually like the Q&A format because it gives me a chance to explain the problem (and possibly some obvious-but-wrong approaches) before explaining the solution.
That said, SO Docs might be useful as a place to write documentation for libraries that don't have any, in the sense that Wikia is a place to write wikis for properties that don't have official or strong unofficial ones.
 
1:35 AM
3 hours ago, by hichris123
They must've just sent out the last batch. I feel special.
 
@hichris123 Yeah, I got it three hours after you
I wonder how many emails they sent out
 
@JeffreyBosboom Yeah, from a cursory glance it does seem kind of strange and disjoint. That's not to say that I oppose the idea though: if it works, it would be great. But at the moment, a lot of it seems to be repetition of the docs (and maybe an example or two more).
In other news... vim 8 is apparently being worked on. It's not dead yet, folks.
> COMPILE TIME CHANGES *compile-changes-8*

Dropped the support for MS-DOS. It was too big to fit in memory.
 
something something neovim is the future
 
But I like vim. :(
 
so do I
 
1:40 AM
something something cloud9 is the future
rolls over and groans
 
> The current stable version is 0.1.
That... doesn't seem very stable.
 
@Quill brb throwing up in a bush outside
:P
 
I have to use it for my webtech class because apparently installing/setting up the apache&mysql stack is really hard
 
 # apt-get install apache2
 
You forgot sudo...
 
1:43 AM
fine, that better? :P
 
What, you writing in markdown now? ;P
 
it's clearly a python comment
 
$ sudo apt-get install apache2
 
I don't even know whether I have sudo installed
 
🍌 sudo apt-get install apache2
 
1:45 AM
Now that's just bananas!
 
C:\Windows\system32>sudo
'sudo' is not recognised as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.
 
ಠ_ಠ
 
llama@llama:~$ sudo
usage: sudo -h | -K | -k | -V
hm, apparently I do. apt-cache tells me a few things depend on it (like bundler)
 
Bash on Ubuntu on Windows is the most confusing name ever...
 
1:48 AM
can't remember the last time I used it, though...
 
λ sudo
'sudo' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
 
@hichris123 O_o
 
hey it works!
 
alias sudo='echo "try again in a few minutes"'
 
root@localhost:/mnt# ls -l
total 28
drwxrwxrwx 2 root root 0 Apr 12 20:56 c
drwxrwxrwx 2 root root 0 Apr 12 20:56 d
 
1:52 AM
sudo apt-get install sudo
Come to think of it... I haven't bashing Windows 10.
 
sudo npm install -g sudo
it's actually just an alias for leftpad
 
You're too paranoid or ... ? This is an app made in Sony for the Sony Bravia TV and this App is a temporary solution because in this App they are the missing button to switch to 3D options to be able to use 3D in Kodi, Plex and other Apps where this option is not possible because on the two remote, nether have this missing 3D button but an "action menu" that not propose this feature in a lot of Android App! Do you really think that I'm from Sony Corp and a make Add for a free official App! You judge me with out understand that App send the correct signal that you can maybe analyzed! — Gaston 6 hours ago
 
right on time
 
is that from manga/anime?
 
SciFi, Movies, A&M
 
2:04 AM
I mean, the demonstrated theme.. looks like a white-haired character...
(I would be downvoted to oblivion if I asked image identification request :p)
 
what theme? (wow I didn't even notice it ;-;)
 
the Sony Xperia ad. Unless I'm blind/sleepy
 
yeah, it's from anime, but which one, I don't know >_<
you could ask in the chatroom, maybe
 
Turns out calling an instance method on an instance of the wrong class via JVMTI results in IncompatibleClassChangeError rather than a ClassCastException, IllegalArgumentException (a la Java reflection), silent misbehavior or a segfault. The JVMTI documentation only states "Throws: Exceptions raised during the execution of the Java method."
Now, where can I post this discovery? A self-answered Q&A with an obviously-wrong "minimal example" and stack trace seems wrong, and it doesn't seem appropriate for SO Docs either.
 
I think SO is okay, if the 'obviously wrong minimal example" can trip new users (read: useful to future readers)
Otherwise... others might ask "what are you trying to do?"
 
2:16 AM
Well, it's not the code that's useful here, but the stack trace. Searching "IncompatibleClassChangeError jvmti" doesn't produce any useful hits, and I just want "calling a method on an instance of the wrong type" to show up as one possible cause.
The code would just create an Iterator object, get the jmethodID for Collection.size and try to call it on the iterator, which is obviously bogus in a small example but less obvious in a larger program.
 
2:27 AM
Sometimes, I wonder if Academia questions are real questions or people wanting to brag about their accomplishments...
 
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Q: What are the potential benefits and pitfalls of leaving tenth grade early to pursue an internship at a prominent research lab?

theideasmithI'm a tenth grader in high school and I'm passionate about my research in computational neuroscience. I'm in a unique situation, and I'm wondering whether I should leave tenth grade early this year to accept a research position for four months at a leading university. I am a deep thinker and am...

yeah...
 
And somehow, you read my mind. :P
 
it was on the top of the site :p
 
2:40 AM
@Quill Pfft, 15 :p
 
I know right, who doesn't have their PhD at 11? laaaaame
 
Those folks can't post on SE to ask about it.
 
uh huh
 
user315433
3:10 AM
Oracle's the River of the World Everybody Row! Everybody Row!
 
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In reference to Docs Beta and Tom Waits, an odd pairing.
 
Next time you're laughing at a town's "stupid" law prohibiting the distribution of peppermint candy or whatever... https://t.co/mnqSuZLta1
 
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> On the brink of so many adventures... -- Laura Dobrzynski at 8:07 PM - 14 Apr 2016 via Twitter
 
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> @lauradobrzynski yay for you but sad for us. -- Bluefeet at 8:16 PM - 14 Apr 2016 via Twitter
 
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len(Product Managers) goes down again...
 
3:19 AM
We should really stop giving them red shirts.
 
3:38 AM
That's a harsh sendoff.
 
you could give them shirts that say "My stack overflowed :("
 
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> The ensigns get to know Lt. Kerensky, who is Russian, lecherous and constantly getting infected with diseases, beaten within an inch of life, or otherwise hurt
 
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So, he is Russian, lecherous, infected, beaten, or otherwise hurt
 
Night!
Ooh, that reminds me, Starbucks should totally add marshmallows to their hot chocolate.
 
3:55 AM
Night
 
4:33 AM
@Shog9 Got your snow plow ready?
 
[ SmokeDetector ] URL-only title, bad keyword in body, blacklisted website in body, blacklisted website in title, link at end of body, link following arrow in body: http://funmac.com/novuderm/ by richadwo on askubuntu.com (@kos)
 
4:46 AM
@tchrist well, snow blower
 
@Shog9 Yesterday I checked and they said 6 inches but now they’re saying 2–4 feet. Sheesh and I was really hoping for fruit this year. My trees are finally in full bloom.
 
Yeah... Guessing my rhubarb will be frozen off again this year
I'll throw buckets over things & hope for the best
 
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I am amazed that deer haven't gotten all of them in the early spring
 
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Many mammals know how to get rid of the buckets/lids in order to get the food inside ...
 
4:58 AM
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So stop hoarding & start sharing ...
 
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I've never observed deer eating rhubarb
 
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Why would one eat deer reject ... When you can eat deer :'(
 
5:16 AM
@Telkitty Deer won't eat rhubarb's poison leaves.
 
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@tchrist what kind of fruit trees do you have?
 
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Travern<farmers>
 
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5:32 AM
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Q: Water leak detection - long drive way

TelkittyMy dad needs to repair a water leak on a property. This house has a long driveway (roughly 20 metres). But when he went there to have a look, there was no noticeable leak (water puddle etc). Bathroom & under the house have been checked thoroughly and there was no sight of any serious water leak. ...

 
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Fixed 70% of this problem
 
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The driveway is actually 80 metres long
 
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Fixed a major leak & reduced a 0.8 ton daily leak to a 0.28 ton leak
 
5:39 AM
@Telkitty Apple and nectarine.
 
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6:00 AM
@tchrist how long have you had them?
 
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The nectarine tree has been in the backyard for 5 years & it has never borne more than 50 fruits in any given year & birds/worms usually got to those fruits way before they were reap enough for humans
 
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6:47 AM
@Telkitty just ferment whatever fruit you have into an alcoholic beverage, and you should be fine in the Tavern.
 
7:28 AM
[ SmokeDetector ] Link at end of body: Rest intervals is not very suitable by Amellychadda on superuser.com
 
user202362
8:07 AM
@Bart I am thinking about all the bird saliva left on the fruits
 
I'm sure there is a hipster market for that as well :D
Fruit "kissed by nature"
 
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8:21 AM
 
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nah ...
 
10:31 AM
[ SmokeDetector ] Bad keyword in body, bad keyword in title, pattern-matching website in body: Megadrox Supplement Reviews by Kellypisons on mathoverflow.net
 
 
3 hours later…
1:46 PM
@Gilles The "invisible" flag button only happens on a few sites (and that bug has existed since the end of February :(): meta.webapps.stackexchange.com/questions/3968/…. — hichris123 13 hours ago
So that's what @hichris looks like. ":():"
Creepiest alien face evar
 
2:08 PM
+1 for saying updoots. — Don't Panic 16 hours ago
:-D
 
I don't know the meaning of updoots, please help ell.stackexchange.com/questions/87477/…Cary Bondoc 14 hours ago
LOL
 
@PhMgBr ;-)
an updoot for you :-D — Neal 2 mins ago
 
I handed out some new and interesting community work today, and got the typical reaction from my devs. #managed https://t.co/uXOOndISac
So it looks like we'll get a little more data in PostsWithDeleted. And the review limit work is moving forward.
 
2:33 PM
@hichris123 hmmm Stack uses SE chat in house?
 
Of course.
Look at the recent users on chat.mSE.
 
@ShadowWizard I got a ping from you but cannot seem to find the associated message (did you delete it?). Anyway I could understand it from the notification, so the answer is: no, that was another bot, Phamhilator.
 
who for Celestia sake had the idea to port that one game to android??? O_o
 
3:33 PM
:D
Classic
 
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3:43 PM
Does chat onebox Trello cards, or is that just the internal chat feature?
 
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More Topics on Blog post queue for Stack Overflow topics
Original post, for which an update is way overdue: https://nickcraver.com/blog/2013/04/23/stackoverflow-com-the-road-to-ssl/
☝ 19 votes
 
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Yay
 
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I suppose they have to be public to be oneboxed.
 
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Naturally.
 
4:00 PM
Today's xkcd comic (Singularity):
 
4:32 PM
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5:44 PM
[ SmokeDetector ] Bad keyword with email in answer, email in answer: Where can I borrow money for investing? by Cortz Mendal on money.stackexchange.com
 
6:22 PM
Spring is here!
 
6:38 PM
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7:16 PM
@bjb568 not here I can tell you, rainy over the weekend ... not earlier than Monday to expect some sun ...
Temp's dropping to zero degrees
 
8:03 PM
@rene C or F? :P
@bjb568 What is that from?
And why is it running on devdoodle?
 
@hichris123 you choose
 
metric humidity is the worst humidity
 
I'll put my metric foot on your ... oh wait ...
 
yeah. IMPERIAL ass. Totally incompatible.
 
LOL
 
8:17 PM
 
needs your api key
 
@rene make one at developer.forecast.io
 
oh
 
how.. leet
 
8:37 PM
> The easiest, most advanced, weather API on the web
How many superlatives can you use?
 
it's the weatheriest
> The easiest, most advanced, weatheriest, most APIest thing on the web.
 
@hichris123 The most!
 
8:55 PM
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9:05 PM
The mostest non-Latin Body, the mostest non-Latin title on the web.
 
belongs on latin.stackexchange.com
 
9:21 PM
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9:40 PM
@ProgramFOX yeah, figured that out shortly after posting. What happened to that other bot, any idea?
 
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9:51 PM
Sep 12 '15 at 12:07, by Sam
@Undo Short answer: I'm experimenting with a new post quality classification system (just seeing how it performs on SO first, before I use it network-wide). I've decided to stop attempting to detect spam (I'll leave that with you guys ;)), but rather focus my efforts on classifying LQ posts instead.
 
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10:06 PM
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A: Has anyone analyzed the survival rate of new SO users based on quality of first question(s)?

bluefeetThis has been queried before by Shog, but I pulled some current numbers for the past year of new users; new users being users who created an account in the last year. Overall New Users Over the past year, there were 480155 new users who asked at least one question, of those questions: +----...

 
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Featuring a rare meta appearance by Jeff Atwood.
 
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"if your first question is well-received you're likely to perform better long term" hmm, doesn't this mean that someone who puts in effort on their first attempt is likely to also put in effort on subsequent attempts? I'm not seeing an epiphany there. — Jeff Atwood ♦ 10 mins ago
 
@Marshmallow thanks!
 
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I wanted to see the best strategy for preventing a user from posting ever again. Unfortunately, none are effective.
 
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Overall, 46% of new users returned to post again.
 
user315433
10:15 PM
The rate is lowest among "Users with First Question Score < 0 and Deleted".
 
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But it's still 38%.
 
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40% in the categories "First Question Deleted" and "First Question Score < 0 and Closed"
 
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10:40 PM
I like this slogan. Beats Nike's
 
10:56 PM
Happy Hour!
 
11:07 PM
:D
 
11:31 PM
morning
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Q: Python Keylogger With Built In Security Measures

TheLazyScripterThe program I have developed is currently used for detecting and recording keystrokes. I have added some built in security measures that can easily(somewhat) be modified to suit individual user needs! I won't go into the mechanics because the Source is readily available and easily understandabl...

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@jaydles I feel the "ask question" page is the single least changed page on Stack since 2008 and it is wildly overdue for a serious overhaul to help first time askers. — Jeff Atwood ♦ 39 mins ago
by Jeff Atwood
nice
 

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