I use my real name. However, I started wondering if this is bad and am considering changing it.
I ask A LOT of questions on Stack Overflow, way more than I answer. Mainly because for most questions that I can answer, someone else beats me to the punch. So I just up-vote them instead.
Anyone can...
My dad got busted for breaking curfew (mind you, he lived through the WWII) because he went to posting a card in the letterbox of the neighbors across the street, at 22:30 ... no idea why that had that much urgency.
@rene Sorry, I am a Java programmer, I don't C# - it's all just blurry
OK, I actually write more JavaScript and C# nowadays. But was employed as a Java programmer at my current place.
Funnily, I'm the only person wearing glasses at work, all the others were employed for their C# skills and none of them wear glasses or any eye correction. That's not a joke but still funny.
@rene Yeah, I'm aware. I don't find big enough differences other than trying to look up some standard library stuff from time to time. Not that I don't do this in Java, either...
And a lot of whining about "the consequences of my own actions" followed. Because it's of course totally unfair to get a ticket for breaking the rules, and none of this would have ever happened if ...
I once was shitfaced drunk, returning home from a party at something like 4am. I walk onto the parkinglot behind our apartment complex and there are about 6 cops there. One putting a flashlight into my face. I'm all like wtf your doing, let me go to bed I'm drunk.
Turned out they were there because my housemate was too drunk to remember the correct floor we were living on, and was trying to open the apartment above ours. It took about 8 policemen to comb through the building to look for a suspected burglar, when my housemate was already asleep in his bed by the time they got there.
@Luuklag Let's give it a few minutes/hours, see if they delete/repost or not. Like you said, if the comments already answered it, this would probably fall under 'don't migrate crap'
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The JavaScript ecosystem has grown to become unwieldy. Mint promises is a simplified front-end development experience, but not a library or a framework—a new language designed for SPAs.
> Because Mint offers a set of language-level features that is impossible to replicate in JavaScript without resorting to a “heckin chunk” of libraries for the basics.
so we have an application that pulls up data from a db, and creates a set of tables related to how many client machines are active and whether they have a specific issue...
and when there's no client machines available... it says NAN%
@user400654 Let's assume for a moment there was "only" JS. It...wasn't really a singular thing. Trying to run the same code on different browsers would have been a huge pain. Even different versions of IE would just run it differently and have different bugs in the same piece of code just to mess with you
huh.. when a user isn't "top" anything, their profile shows a blue line where the "top x%" box woulda been (i suppose the box is just empty, leaving just the border for some reason)
We don't close questions because we don't want answers.
That's... not how it works. If that's how we wanted the system to work we'd close every question with an accepted answer which - I think you'd agree - would be... wrong?
@Catija I get where you're going at, but your example isn't the best. An accepted answer is by no means definitive in my eyes, it can in 99% of cases be improved (unless Jon Skeet wrote it ofc.).
suggesting edits is a notoriously poor way of obtaining rep, i wouldn't consider them users who are doing everything they can to earn rep at a detriment of the overall quality of the site.
This is a frequently thrown-around term on Internet forums in general and Stack Exchange specifically. Although it conveys a lot of meaning, I'd much prefer a phrase with a less offensive origin.
Urban Dictionary defines a "rep-whore" as:
A person who is obsessed with their status on an inte...
@Tinkeringbell I agree that one should not set out to actively seek it out and change it. But when I'm already changing the post I should make all possible improvements
and retiring this term is definetly an improvement IMHO
But if there's other stuff that needs changing, pick one from the ELU post, and stick a link to it on the edit description... And hope the one that originally posted it doesn't know that the official post says there's no need to purge past usage and starts a rollback war
@Catija It was odd to be outvoted, it's as though the close voters thought they'd help the CM by ganging up to do what they could easily do for themself; then when it's reopened they question the decision.
Robs apparently were on one side and everyone else on the other. ;)
Well Taryn's not a CM anymore - she's got a much better title... "Staff Database Reliability Engineer" :D But she's definitely still capable of closing her own post. :)
That does happen in the Review Queues from time to time, then I get what appears to be a secret Review Audit (it doesn't say pass or fail, it just looks odd; and I'm the only reviewer in the History, for that one particular review). But, extra reviews for me. :)