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12:09 AM
Is there a reason "web design" is used for "web development"?
 
@bjb568 sorry I missed the context
 
@bummi There isn't any context.
 
user259867
@bjb568 Context?
 
It's a question.
In a place.
 
user259867
Speaking of context, this naa needs to be considered within the context of the question (and a comment to it):
 
user259867
12:15 AM
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anfilatVery interesting code))) var summary2 = 'sex tape .. rihanna xxx vids @[118390504905464:a]'; Is it a fishing extension?

 
voted norepro just to make it roombable
 
@JanDvorak this one stackoverflow.com/questions/9624818/… has the same problem IMHO
same here stackoverflow.com/questions/9200542/… ... edit all and replace thank you with example ?
 
12:56 AM
[ SmokeDetector ] All-caps title: MOOS TOOLS ON BETA OR META CAPTCHA? by DEE JAY VEE JAY on meta.stackexchange.com
 
abusive^
maybe even offensive
 
user259867
same flag, so yeah.
 
nuked it
 
1:19 AM
I want to apologize for my mistake, which will have brought you a declined flag (I was happy to get mine declined)
and thank you that you have notified me about my mistake
 
I should have recognised the game as evil immediately
 
@JanDvorak may I ask for context again?
 
My bot's best score is 26676
 
1:37 AM
@JanDvorak ok :) thx, to tired now to try time for the bed, cu
 
2:33 AM
@bummi yes, needs 2 more
 
If the limit comparison test gives 0 when comparing to a convergent series, why don't you know that the compared series converges?
 
user259867
@bjb568 You know, in one of two cases.
 
user259867
That is, if \sum b_n converges and a_n/b_n -> 0, you can conclude that \sum a_n converges.
 
user259867
But this is not symmetric. If \sum a_n converges and a_n/b_n -> 0, there's no conclusion about b_n.
 
user259867
Some books in fact present the Limit Comparison test in this extended form. But perhaps it's too confusing for some.
 
user259867
2:47 AM
BTW I am assuming b_n>0 here.
 
user259867
The proof is not hard. If a_n/b_n ->0, then for all sufficiently large n one has |a_n|/b_n < 1. Therefore, |a_n|<b_n, so the Comparison test applies.
 
4:26 AM
[ SmokeDetector ] All-caps title: MAKE GRUNT OPTIMIZE IMAGES by mohamedhashim on stackoverflow.com
 
@Behaviour Stupid textbook.
I knew I had to be right.
Intuition is totally right.
If you're smaller than a converger, you converge. If you're greater than a diverger, you diverge. The part that determines most of the value of the series is the part going to infinity, so convergence can be determined by comparing sufficiently large terms in the series, even if sufficiently large means infinity (or the limit).
 
user259867
 
\o/
 
user259867
From Slide 30 of this Beamer presentation
 
4:38 AM
Yay, it has a name.
And I can make intelligent comment to teacher.
 
user259867
Just a word of caution: what you said is exactly right for series with nonnegative terms: the smaller the easier to converge. For series with terms of opposite signs convergence is trickier.
 
user259867
For example: 1/1 - 1/1 + 1/2 - 1/2 + 1/3 - 1/3 + 1/4 - 1/4 + ..... converges.
 
Well, you can AST or split it up somehow.
 
user259867
But 1/1 - 0.5/1 + 1/2 - 0.5/2 + 1/3 - 0.5/3 + 1/4 - 0.5/4 + ... diverges
 
eg sin(pi/2*n)/n
 
user259867
4:39 AM
Note that I made every other term smaller, and the thing became divergent.
 
user259867
The reason is that the convergence of the first series is a matter of balance: negative kills off positive.
 
user259867
Both are too big to converge on their own, but they kill each other. If one of them is weakened, the winner makes the series diverge.
 
Yeah, it's pretty easy to see if the nth partial sum over n is going to some asymptote other than 0.
 
user259867
For the first series, AST applies. For the second it does not (that's why there is "decreasing" assumption there).
 
user259867
As you said, the second series can be studied by looking at partial sums: every other sum is like the partial sums of 0.5/1 + 0.5/2 + 0.5/3 + 0.5/4 +... and that one is definitely divergent.
 
user259867
4:44 AM
There's drupal spam above all this math, @hichris123
 
Math... no wait, spam.
 
user259867
Spam gone.
 
\o/
 
5:11 AM
^ How does that get generated?
It claims 25% weighting for exam (right columns), but DD-F->F?
 
@bjb568 Idiots punch in letters.
 
5:34 AM
If you're looking for people to kill…
 
[ SmokeDetector ] Bad keyword in title: 5 Bodybuilding Suggestions To Build muscles by hannacampbelli on drupal.stackexchange.com
 
6:10 AM
Night!
 
6:20 AM
[ SmokeDetector ] Bad keyword in username: インクカートリッジ エプソン登りがラク」 by bagprada on drupal.stackexchange.com
 
6:46 AM
@SmokeDetector tpu
 
@Sompuperoo Registered as true positive: added title to Bayesian doctype 'bad' and blacklisted user.
 
drupal printer spam still there ^
 
Morning!
 
Morning!
 
AGF
 
6:57 AM
?
 
not spam, it's his website that fails
assume good faith
 
assume good faith. Downvoting to oblivion and closing ASAP will suffice.
 
voted to close
lifehacks has been spam free, i think
 
is it still in private beta..? I find it cumbersome needing to commit to see the question
 
clicking "visit" works
 
7:02 AM
eeeee? whaatt? :O
will try
okay... TIL
 
That's the most high quality spam I've ever seen. @Undo would be proud.
 
7:18 AM
I've just flagged a mod's comment as too chatty :-/
 
I've flagged a mod's comment as rude before. It got deleted. Mods are people too.
 
Was it the same mod as the one I've just flagged by any chance?
The one I've flagged has six letters in his first name and six in his surname
 
lol, flagging is private info :p
came through triage queue
or maybe OT -> migrate -> SO Careers
A user click "should be improved" stackoverflow.com/review/triage/6471722
 
Ha, I couldn't choose the right thing ("Unsalvageable") since I have flagged it as spam.
 
7:34 AM
both SO spams still there...
I blame @Sunshine
 
@Sompuperoo First one's gone now.
 
Ok, both gone. Yay! zzzz
 
@JanDvorak Flagged
 
@JanDvorak No ;)
 
math.stackexchange.com/questions/1065981/… - would it be rude to say "no problem is beautiful if it's somebody else's homework that he just wants to dump on you"?
 
@JanDvorak flagged, gone
 
8:02 AM
@TGMCians Thanks. Now for the drupal spam and the bounty revamp suggestion ;-)
 
@JanDvorak Flagged the Drupal spam, no thoughts on the bounty suggestion.
 
nvm, self-deleted
 
should we not downvote meta discussions we disagree with?
 
I didn't say we shouldn't. The phenomenon is already too usual in any case
 
Sam
8:24 AM
Morning
 
Morning
 
8:43 AM
@AmitJoki i have deleted my testing message on your message.
 
9:00 AM
@TGMCians ah! That's alright. I just needed the pinging part :)
 
9:20 AM
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A: How do I turn off the inbox for lifehacks inbox?

nicaelUnfortunatly, this is not possible. The only way is ask the team to delete your account there.

thats write, yeah?
 
*right?
Also, *that's
 
I mean right :D And why not "thats"?
 
Sam
"That's" is a contraction of "that is". "Thats" is possessive.
;)
 
I've never seen "thats" used legitimately
it sounds weird
 
Sam
True.
Actually, IIRC "thats" isn't a word.
 
9:29 AM
\o/
 
No one wants to hear about your workout unless you fell off the treadmill :P
2
 
Noun: thats
  1. plural form of that...
Conjunction: that
  1. Connecting noun clause (as involving reported speech etc.); introducing a subordinate noun clause. [from 9th c.]
  2. (archaic or poetic) Introducing a premise or supposition for consideration: ‘given that’, ‘as would appear from the fact that’. [from 11th c.]
  3. 1849, Alfred, Lord Tennyson, In Memoriam A.H.H.:
  4. 1859, Charles Dickens, A Tale of Two Cities:
  5. c. 1911, D.H. Lawrence, third draft of what became Sons and Lovers, in Helen Baron (editor), Paul Morel, Cambridge University Press (2003), ISBN 978-0-521-56009-2, page 234:
(4 more not shown…)
Adverb: that (not comparable)
  1. (degree) To a given extent or degree; particularly.
Noun: that (plural thats)
  1. (philosophy) Something being indicated that is there; one of those.
 
Sam
Heh. Still, I've yet to see "thats" used correctly.
 
9:45 AM
[ SmokeDetector ] Bad keyword in title: No-Hassle gain some muscle mass Systems In The Uk by goonberry on meta.stackexchange.com
 
At first glance I assumed you were debatting a misspelled HATS....
@SmokeDetector tpu
 
@rene Registered as true positive: added title to Bayesian doctype 'bad' and blacklisted user.
 
Sam
@rene Nope, we have nothing better to do on a saturday, other than to discuss if "thats" is a word.
 
[ SmokeDetector ] URL in title: Adding Site Collection Owners tenant-my.sharepoint.com by Webfort on sharepoint.stackexchange.com
 
10:28 AM
left as an excercise for the reader means I'm to lazy to do the rest. Happy to see the OP took on the challenge....
My attempt at exercise left for reader: Most recent silver badges, Most recent bronze badges (Admittedly, these are less interesting - gold badges represent bigger achievements.) — Martin 9 mins ago
 
sometimes I use "left as an exercise for the reader" to mean "OP doesn't deserve this part of an answer".
 
Yeah, sure but in this case I know I was lazy...
 
10:45 AM
gone
 
\o/
 
11:18 AM
[ SmokeDetector ] Bad keyword in title, Bad keyword in username: How Neuroflexyn Brain Booster Work? by Neuroflexyn on meta.stackexchange.com
 
Ha, I added "Neuroflexyn" a hour ago to the regex :P
 
yay
 
@ProgramFOX hey fox! yay!!
 
11:34 AM
@Sompuperoo Thanks, still needs two more, will be difficult on weekend
 
@bummi Added mine
 
@Unihedro thx, morning by the way :) (at least over here)
 
@bummi kaboom!!
 
@TGMCians thx too, I love the meta :)
 
Bowtrol. goes to SmokeDetector's regex
There we go.
 
@JanDvorak drupal is very health caring this christmas
 
... oh.
someone upvoted that :-/
... and many other downvoted :-/
 
I didn't vote, though I have slight pity on him.
 
I think it's been handled, no?
 
I think you've mistaken STO with a forum! — user3806613 50 secs ago
jackpot
 
boom!
 
12:22 PM
SO, the place where we hate fun. Thankfully.
 
1:01 PM
I have a problem. Look at revs. Tim adds wonderful images, but my answer becomes meaningless with anyone with slow internet (or someone who disables images). Can anyone suggest a way to keep both those images and the textual representation?
 
1:12 PM
@nicael make the images a link...
 
Get people faster internet connections
 
Move people out of backwater countries
 
Meh, my internet here is shit as well. Fun fact: just my building because the owner doesn't want to update
 
How can these questions be on topic? http://stackoverflow.com/q/8419981/1699210
http://stackoverflow.com/q/27203320/1699210
 
so, in Bart's case is "change all building owners"
should we use spam flags? stackoverflow.com/a/27459168/792066
 
1:22 PM
Ha, I thought "let's ask that in a comment" ...
 
And they are multiple accounts apparently, given the upvotes
 
@Braiam done
 
oh, btw, CV-pls the question
 
[ SmokeDetector ] URL in title: Adding Site Collection Owners tenant-my.sharepoint.com by Webfort on sharepoint.stackexchange.com
 
1:27 PM
Any bot owners around? How about adding that to the filter?
 
Pham isn't on
and smokey can't read the answers
 
@Bart I'm around, but SmokeDetector doesn't look at answers.
@Sam We need you!
 
@Braiam to what?
 
Sam
Starting Pham
 
SAM! SAM! SAM! SAM! SAM! SAM! SAM! SAM! SAM! SAM! SAM! SAM!
encore
 
Sam
1:28 PM
YES! YES! YES! YES! YES! YES! YES! YES! YES! YES!
 
BATTLE OF THE BOTS!!
5
 
Sam
Ok, Pham's booting. He'll be up in a few mins...
 
@Braiam - yes. Spam flags are appropriate in this case. — ChrisF ♦ 56 secs ago
Okay, we can flag them as spam!
 
Way ahead
 
be careful of the two at the bottom, those are valid posts
 
1:30 PM
Sam's repeated "yes" brought to mind the bit in Tron. Hence the video.
 
Okay, clean for now
 
for now
 
Spoke too soon
 
I'm refreshing the search query a few times per minute.
 
1:36 PM
@ProgramFOX cv-pls
 
@ProgramFOX Lol, what the hell is it trying to achieve? :D
 
@nicael I have no idea.
 
@nicael distract us from the crappy questions that are being posted at the same time
 
Pham is there! Pham is there!
 
1:37 PM
Annoy people most likely @nicael
 
Sam
>>add-b-a-spam (?i)StackBot
 
@Sam Blacklist term added.
 
Yay!
 
Sam
Take that StackBot!
 
1:40 PM
:D Community is getting there before.
 
Seems like the mods are on it. I just saw a cached one on the search. Looks like they get deleted faster than Pham can catch them.
 
Ooops... external resource was not right on that last one... it is opinion-based.
 
@Louis is there a difference?
 
Sam
1:43 PM
@ProgramFOX They must be fast; as Pham's avg answer catching time is 8-15 secs after posting.
 
Perhaps they have their own tools.
Or it was posted before the term was added to Pham.
 
Sumer sounds familiar
 
Sumer? Oh, yes, indeed.
 
Figures
 
1:49 PM
Just saw two other cached StackBot posts on the search results. The mods must be really fast.
 
They have the direct to brain interface.
 
2:15 PM
Hey, I don't remember licensing that to them...
mutters and goes to make a few phone calls
 
Another thing to add to SmokeDetector's regex.
 
Spam Q (90.9%): Forskolin Belly Buster Do Not Go Diets, by donaldtarkington52, on meta.stackexchange.com.
 
2:31 PM
Spam A (100%): send me a letter to pochtaname@gmail.ru, by Sergei, on mathoverflow.net.
 
2:42 PM
^ another site that I probably won't understand how it works
 
2:55 PM
What is your email address? — Zuriel 18 mins ago
@AndrewT. ^ they're succeeding!!!
 
So MathOverflow is a dating site ?!?!?!
 
@rene yep, halp
 
wow, not even 5 secs and a downvote
 
[ SmokeDetector ] URL in title: Adding Site Collection Owners tenant-my.sharepoint.com by Webfort on sharepoint.stackexchange.com
 
3:22 PM
@rene give that is has been a separate site for a long time, it seems they've developed their own ways.
 
Sam
>>add-b-a-spam (?i)wallpaper\-hd\.com
 
@Sam Blacklist term added.
 
Sam
Spam gone.
 
Sam
3:27 PM
StackBot is back!
 
@Bart Ok, what is the cover up on other sites?
 
Yayy...ahwwww
 
Sam
.. and gone.
 
they really nuked it fast
 
assume IP and two flags is now enough to nuke
 
3:27 PM
-2 then gone
 
@rene Nope, a mod got it
 
yeah, the one just now was manually handled by standard 6 spam flags
 
3:30 PM
@Unihedro kaboom!
 
weee
 
@rene meh
 
hey folks, just flag these things as spam when they come up.
 
We've been doing that
 
Because other flags stay in the queue when the post gets nuked, and SO mods don't like that :P
 
3:35 PM
 
stackoverflow.com/questions/27460442/make-the-clock-run 4 times target and can not be protected :(
 
@bummi Yeah, I'm watching that question and the active tab
next one
 
@bummi A 5th time made it protected.
 
I'm watching over search query, but sometime I blame caching
 
@rene btw. you did not get the mobile home joke wrong?
 
3:41 PM
Low Quality A (100%): Boob, from the top view B, from the front view oo and from the side,b!, by CLARKSTER, on english.stackexchange.com.
 
@bummi No, but I couldn't come up with something better ;)
 
SPAM http://stackoverflow.com/a/27460618/2821954
SPAM http://stackoverflow.com/a/27460602/2821954
(there are 3 instead of 2)
 
@Sam around?
 
Anyone want to guess what the random string is at the end of each of those posts?
 
Sam
@hichris123 Blame rate limiting.
 
3:46 PM
@Sam ah
 
hm...that random string started with a different pattern
 
^ 3 spam answers to that question
 

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