@michaelb958 I believe that's to avoid the British Police searching for them after their daring theft:
> "Police are appealing for information, especially about anyone trying to sell large quantities of Heinz baked beans in suspicious circumstances," a force spokesman said.
I'm newbie to Java and was trying out this FizzBuzz problem:
Write a program that prints the numbers from 1 to 100. But for multiples of three print
“Fizz” instead of the number and for the multiples of five print “Buzz”. For numbers which
are multiples of both three and five print “FizzB...
Any thoughts on this one? It's an effort at a self-answered Q&A, but the answer has been placed into the question itself. Even if that error is corrected, I'm not sure the question would be on-topic for this site. Because the question would need to be "Can someone post me code that solves this problem."
I don't have any quests regarding this topic but I do feel like a more complete/easy to read example was seriously needed because the documentation and all of the online examples/references I've read upto this point made me want to open my skull and scratch my brain I was so confused. So here go...
I'm trying to be gentle here, because he means well. But I'm not sure this can be edited into an on-topic question. I wonder if a nudge towards codereview might be better.
I actually find the lesser permissions more irritating when I don't have them. Like the up/down votes or at least seeing whether close votes are underway.
Actually trying to figure out how to respond to him. Not sure why he thinks we care about him posting that on a consumer website, when he didn't pay for anything.
Interestingly, that same consumer website hosts an earlier complaint about SO/SE from someone else who wasn't happy about having his questions "flagged and closed".
As much as I appreciate the effort @RichardTingle, I'm not sure it would have lead anywhere. You could reopen it, answer it, but then the OP would have still ranted and raved.
I have the following problem.
I want to turn a string e.g
> a<-paste('x=col1,y=col2,fill=col3')
into a form that aes_string accepts like this: x='col1',y='col2',fill='col3'
this is part of a function:
>fun<-function(data,aes.string=''){
aes_mapping <- aes_string(aes.string)
p <- ggplot(df....
Perhaps we should simply invalidate the votes of users asking about this strange "rep cap" phenomenon on Meta, as soon as they ask the question. It seems to be a pretty decent vote fraud indicator.
Is it generally acceptable to try and create the canonical example to point other questions towards as a duplicate?
I keep seeing a similar Java question over and over. Often the question is written by a "less than average" SO user, so it's normally poorly formatted and full of "I'm a newb, but..."
I figured a decent CW question that covers the topic could be useful.
Ok, found enough meta discussion to convince myself this is a reasonable option (provided I can't find a almost-great duplicate out there).
@Bart We are a well-behaved bunch :-) I haven't seen it frozen before, but I've only been a moderator for about a month. I posted there, I think that unfreezes it
Perhaps every time someone posts a question with a feature-request it should come with a pop-up stating "Your idea is probably not as good as you think it is. Do you want to proceed?". Maybe that will stop people from assuming their ideas are brilliant, and will see them honestly accept criticism. (yeah, as if)
I want to cancel a flag so bad... I know we should be very careful when flagging but things happen, anyone care to remind me why we can't cancel flags?
@michaelb958 Yeah, but only if your flag was wrong. A correct flag that was declined or disputed is... Argh.
http://stackoverflow.com/help/privileges/flag-posts - specifically: When you start out, you are allotted 10 flags per day. This number may increase to up to 100 flags per day:
•You get one bonus flag per 2000 reputation. •You are awarded additional bonus flags when you flag correctly - one bonus flag for every ten net helpful flags (helpful flags minus declined flags).
Yeah, we were talking about different things there. @Oded doesn't understand me any more. He never listens. I don't know where things went wrong. I was telling my therapist the other day how...... /me rambles even more nonsense than I usually do
http://chat.stackoverflow.com/users/2925837/hasan-alaca
http://chat.stackoverflow.com/users/2758236/lugia101101
Both have this gravatar URL: https://www.gravatar.com/avatar/?s=128&d=identicon&r=PG&f=1
I've already seen this behaviour a few days ago. Both users have proper gravatar identicons ...
I'm newbie to Java and was trying out this FizzBuzz problem:
Write a program that prints the numbers from 1 to 100. But for multiples of three print
“Fizz” instead of the number and for the multiples of five print “Buzz”. For numbers which
are multiples of both three and five print “FizzB...
I write function to init lirc:
static int fd = -1;
int my_lirc_init(void)
{
if ((fd = lirc_init ("myapp", 0)) <= 0 ) {
perror("lirc_init");
return 0;
}
if (lirc_readconfig (NULL, &config, NULL) != 0) {
perror("lirc_readconfig");
config = NULL;
...
I have the following problem.
I want to turn a string e.g
> a<-paste('x=col1,y=col2,fill=col3')
into a form that aes_string accepts like this: x='col1',y='col2',fill='col3'
this is part of a function:
>fun<-function(data,aes.string=''){
aes_mapping <- aes_string(aes.string)
p <- ggplot(df....
http://chat.stackoverflow.com/users/2925837/hasan-alaca
http://chat.stackoverflow.com/users/2758236/lugia101101
Both have this gravatar URL: https://www.gravatar.com/avatar/?s=128&d=identicon&r=PG&f=1
I've already seen this behaviour a few days ago. Both users have proper gravatar identicons ...