To MSE mods: Sorry for kicking my chatbot and notifying you guys, it was an accident. I didn't mean to kick my chatbot, but it said that moderators will be informed. I apologize for the incident. I promise I will not do it again. Thank you.
Seriously though it's so annoying. I'm now editing several dozen posts with the broken sci-hub.tw link to sci-hub.se (not all of the posts are even mine, in fact most aren't).
The ubiquitous Catalan numbers can be given by $C_0:=1$ and $C_{n+1}=\sum_{i+j=n}^nC_iC_j$.
In the same spirit, one may define the sequence $T_0:=1$ and $T_{n+1}=\sum_{i+j+k=n}T_iT_jT_k$ listed on OEIS. Keep in mind that $C_n=\frac1{n+1}\binom{2n}n$ while $T_n=\frac1{2n+1}\binom{3n}n$. They have ...
All of the front page, with 3 or more upvotes (as a lost soul filter), is difficult to read; any questions, let alone answer. --- But for some other sites the same can be said.
I have tried edding the question, I have tried flagging for moderator intervention. All I get is a canned response about not deleting answered questions. There are special considerations I mentioned in my flag where my previous employer whose project I was working on for that post has notified me...
@TheforestofReinstateMonica more - a combination of people posting stuff they shouldn't, and companies allegedly going "WE OWN ALL THE THINGS! TAKE IT DOWWWWN"
unless OP's question got deleted, the one question they have is hardly company secrets too
Actually, seen that sort of thing a few times. Made a buck here and there but usually credit agencies are more diligent at detecting fraud than, you know, Bitcoin private keys lmao
Well, some things do sadly vanish before they can be archived, but rarely on big sites like this.
Someone sent a DMCA notice to Crypto.SE once because they were discussing just how broken some shitty company's snakeoil crypto was. Company claimed it was all proprietary info.
SIM cards can be hacked as well. Arbitrary code exec in some cases. Not that I know anything about the SIM specification (whatever it's called). Mobile/cellular sec is not my forte.
I sent wifey money to make a payment as she said that she could not afford doing it on her own at the moment but she later send this blue masking the balance number. It's obvious she doesn't want me to know she really could afford it but just wanted me to do it for her anyways. Is there a way po...
@RishiNandhaVanchi Dunno. I didn't look into whether or not I could identify her with just the info posted. Honestly right now I'm a little too tired to try.
@double-beep depends, but I'd say it would usually be approved as it's an important edit that makes the post better. It might be rejected if there are other issues in the post which aren't fixed (aka it's seen as rep farming).
@double-beep If it's changing an incorrect he to she (or vice versa) then it would be fine as part of a larger edit, I'd think. But changing "they" or "OP" to "he" would be stupid.
@double-beep some of us are gonna take a standpoint that gender neutrality in language is just as important as grammar. Other than edits that correct completely unfathomable grammar, if other grammar corrections are considered useful, then this should be too
@double-beep I couldn't find anything more on MSE than the ones I found... with the examples you have though, feel free to ask if there's a network-wide policy on such edits, that change pronouns in quotes or male ones to genderless ones when the author is clearly talking about males. (can't guarantee someone else won't find a dupe target).
The problem is that even if MSE says there should be network-wide policy banning such edits, if Chess.SE argues it's even more super-welcoming to just accept them, you're still nowhere.
@TheforestofReinstateMonica I answered a question the other day where someone was looking to do a fuzzy search of code; presumably either to find dedupable code, or copywrite violations.
They weren't clear that they understood the answer, so it must have been OK.
