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I cheated a bit and only listed questions that were deleted by a binding Spam flag from a moderator, but that should account for the majority of...
ew, I suddenly got "Stack Overflow requires external JavaScript from another domain, which is blocked or failed to load." but I didn't do anything. ajax.googleapis.com is blocked. Is it my company's IT doing...
Of course, with the latest development of the official stances on "too minor", which essentially say "eh, no need to care about quality; we can't enforce that anyways"...
@iStimple you are, of course, welcome to post to meta, "please merge magento.se to so in order to aid moderation; the site doesn't even get six views per hour during off-peak hours"
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@ItachiUchiha Well in java code gets optimized by the compiler translation to bytecodes, then the interpreter compiling the bytecodes and running on the virtual machine.
@ItachiUchiha I understand that, since you asked for criticism, so am criticizing :D Personally that's a change I would irrespective of what Oracle docs contain...
Usually not. For virtual methods, HotSpot keeps track of whether the method has actually been overridden, and is able to perform optimizations such as inlining on the assumption that a method hasn't been overridden - until it loads a class which overrides the method, at which point it can undo (o...
@Inf: Actually, I read from somewhere that the final keyword tells to compiler to optimize the field away. I never actually knew what it was intended to do, so that was an enlightening read. :P
@Unihedron Ok, that explains it. Use final only if it is a design choice, that is you never ever want anyone to be able to change it's value. In that case, you use a final. Also it improves readability, say you read the code of a large project for the first time, when you see a final field, you immediately know that this field's value will never be changed , without reading the remaining thousand lines, and you pay more attention to it's value at that point.
@3ventic I just had a discussion with a co-worker. He said javascript is the best programming language and that you just need to know it and understand its logic. I cannot help but think he is mad.
I recently was e-mailed this link: Sitting down is killing you.
Apparently this is based on a medical study and much of what is said in this range of adverts campaigning against sitting down makes sense and they do cite quite a few references. However, this particular campaign just seems a littl...
This article, as well as folk wisdom, suggests buying "female" watermelons since they are sweeter and have less seeds.
"Female" species are said to have a larger black spot on the side opposite to the stem.
Wikipedia says that there are male and female watermelon flowers, of which only female o...
This question is about a myth popular in India. The myth is that drinking water or milk after eating watermelon cause cholera.
Are there any experiments done on the human body that falsify/support this myth?
@InfiniteRecursion Wait a second. If that is the case, I cannot be Derpy - I must be Pinkie. Which is still strange, because my love for chaos still points to Discord.
Here are the titles from the past two months:
https://docs.google.com/a/stackoverflow.com/spreadsheets/d/1RJjQmf9v2bkEwuo39TZH_eSfpaTLWYovWFtLN67YEz8/
I cheated a bit and only listed questions that were deleted by a binding Spam flag from a moderator, but that should account for the majority of...
This question is about a myth popular in India. The myth is that drinking water or milk after eating watermelon cause cholera.
Are there any experiments done on the human body that falsify/support this myth?
