@Shog9 I get the benefits. But if the transcripts don't have it, which are suppose to be the record, anyone looking back will have more trouble trying to figure out what is happening than the people who were there
Or in more jQuery-friendly terms:
jQuery all jQuery and jQuery to jQuery of the jQuery 'jQuery'.
So, jQuery is a crucial part in every web developer's life. It is what makes the browser come to life and do what we want.
In honor and recognition of the fact that the only thing a web develop...
That does solve a few problems for me. But the biggest problem is the Google Apps vs Regular Google. I can't use just one if I want access to the entire suite of apps.
I like Google Reader = I have to use Google Accounts. I like having an @chacha102.com domain = Google Apps.
I don't think it's that simple. Big companies can afford to try sketchy crap... and therefore must try sketchy crap if they want to continue being big companies. It's R&D - if you stick with what's already making you money, then the next guy who's sketchy crap works will eat your lunch.
Keep in mind, this thing really doesn't have threads. If you have several completely different conversations going at once, I think the idea is that you'll break one of them out into a separate room. Or just kill it.
See, the problem is, I can't tell if someone else is typing. So I gotta assume that by the time i get a reply out, there's gonna be other messages left in between.
I can edit in the reply thing afterwards, if necessary... But that's even less intuitive
> WTF, this got migrated to meta? Surprise! That comes with a curse! I hope the guys you work for come in next week, glance at your code, and shuffle it around for no good reason
I find that to be frankly a little crowded. Why have all that open when there isn't much conversation going on? Like right now.
It would be nice if something like Shift + T when not selecting the chat box opened a drop down menu that you could use the up or down arrow to pick a chat room, and press enter to go
Especially because I can see what is happening in other channels through the sidebar
It doesn't seem necessary to have multiple tabs open
When I see a question such as: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3428760/how-do-i-exclude-elements-whose-id-ends-in-a-certain-suffix-using-jquery I cannot help but thinking: does jquery encourage too much of this sort of ad hoc (and processor intensive) querying of the DOM? Shouldn't we be orga...
> In a Friday 10-Q filing, AT&T assured investors that the termination of any handset exclusivity agreement (especially that itsy bitsy deal with Apple) will not have a “material negative impact” on earnings.
First, let me go on record saying I absolutely support the concept that closed questions which are not useful in either content or as a search term variety duplicate, absolutely should be deleted.
That said, it was never the intent of deletion to destroy valid, useful contributions. Questions wh...
I generally don’t want to delete questions, even mindlessly stupid ones, if they have already attracted valuable answers. Unfortunately, that’s the case for many deleted questions
value is hard to gauge. I've seen people get furious over losing an answer they'd written, even though it said essentially the same thing as a dozen other answers (and more on other questions)
taking a half-page to say what someone else said in a comment doesn't automatically increase value
I am a junior software developer at my company. I am given a great deal of independence with supervision being limited to ensuring I am meeting deadlines and design goals. I enjoy the independence and trust I am given but I sometimes find my self overwhelmed by design decisions.
When I start a ...
You're right for a general question, I bet specific questions around it are way more common though, mistakes/mis-steps previous architects have done to a project. I know I've encountered that case way too often (luckily been allowed to rectify it though).
Next week I get to tear apart all the broken pieces of our current database we couldn't change due to an external report system before, finally get to properly fix it before dropping in or own reports, woohoo!
Much internal software depends on a data-access library based around CSV cache files, a horrible parser, and On*n lookups. A question about replacing parts of that would be perfectly appropriate.
our entire system was dog slow on the current project, how they had it setup from a stack perspective was just horrible, up to 10 second page loads for a web app
luckily me and another were given permission to toss everything and re-write it underneath, which is really rare, can't complain after that
This was a VB library in the traditional sense of the word: written by people who were probably more comfortable with FORTRAN and probably even more comfortable with pen and paper.
yup - spent almost two weeks on that conversion. All data was loaded from (a reasonably well-designed) Access DB into huge untyped arrays, queried via loops, stored in undeclared global variables, and manipulated via a truly astonishing amount of copy-paste code (with subtle differences in each paste of course)
oh yeah. Stuff that took minutes finished in <1sec, 100,000 tests ran in a couple minutes, no crashes, predictable results, no more trips to Lexington to watch old salesmen tearing their hair out.
It turns out I was mistaken. It happens from time to time. I answered a question here, the answer was accepted, and I was later shown to be wrong.
I would like to un-accept the answer I gave and remove my post, but cannot. I think it would be beneficial to allow an answerer to uncheck their own ...
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Or in more jQuery-friendly terms:
jQuery all jQuery and jQuery to jQuery of the jQuery 'jQuery'.
So, jQuery is a crucial part in every web developer's life. It is what makes the browser come to life and do what we want.
In honor and recognition of the fact that the only thing a web develop...
If there are good answers on both, flag for moderator review and ask for a merge.
If not, then leave the dup as a signpost for future researchers...
