Hats are invented to bring fun!
Hats are loved by everyone!
Hats - main subject of meta disputes
(maybe debates there will better suit).
If you hate hats, aware of cats1,
They can hunt you down and bite you to death!
Await for another fate if you love them,
A unicorn will bring you some tasty j...
@JasonC "so-and-so gained infinite power and destroyed the Universe! But then he changed his mind, and used his infinite power to revert things back to the way they were."
When loading a question, I noticed calls to clc.stackoverflow.com. Upon loading the subdomain's landing page, I only get this uninformative message:
Oh, hi. I didn't see you there.
SE's CDN has a thorough explanation on it:
This is a fast, cookieless domain intended for static content d...
When I open winterbash2014.stackexchange.com I get
The Q&A site winterbash2014.stackexchange.com doesn't seem to exist…yet.
This is the same message as when I visit unicorns.stackexchange.com:
The Q&A site unicorns.stackexchange.com doesn't seem to exist…yet.
When I open winterbash201...
The only reason I visited the Server Fault election page was to vote against Evan. We really need an "I voted against Evan Carroll" sticker or something.
From what I can tell the extension itself seems OK but apparently some other malware installed it on a few people's browsers, hence the complaints. It hasn't done anything out of the ordinary for me.
user259867
When I have the chat window scrolled to the very bottom (in Chrome), the text moves up and down a tiny bit, about twice a second. Should I visit a doctor?
> The voting hordes are the same as come through the main gates. They don't read anything, they just look for the highest rep candidates, give them their vote, gain a shiny new badge and move on. I didn't know whether to laugh or cry. I chose to cry with laughter because I realised that Shog9 and the team already know this and as such know that the Noob is likely to get elected. Oh dear what a mess. Don't vote for me, vote for Sven, Ward, and HBruijn.
Why have the SF elections been so relatively dramatic? There's a bunch of crap candidates but it seems like there's some good ones too. Is that unusual?
I've seen other moderator elections with equally bad candidates but it never really spawns much conversation.
@JasonC No one likes the SF question quality, and everyone has their own idea on how to fix it. And there's history with some of the candidates & users. Sooo....
@Mooseman IMO no; it was answered quickly, not the tell-tale 2-year-later spam answer. And it seems to answer the question directly and effectively. It might not be the best answer (since it doesn't present other options) but looks OK to me. Apparently others have found it helpful, too.
Sort of like if somebody asked how to burn a CD image to a bootable USB and I posted a link to unetbootin.
The second one makes it look suspicious though. But it seems harmless and like a good recommendation.
I dunno. If it's spam, at least its helpful. I don't think its ill-intended.
Why does every C++ programmer feel the need to point out that std::vector is so much cooler than raw arrays in every question? Like yes, it generally is, but come on. 99% of the time it's totally irrelevant to the problem, and just confuses new programmers.
They'll figure it out eventually, it's not like it matters for their "read a bunch of grades from a file and compute the average" assignment or whatever.
Community should just detect arrays in C++ snippets and automatically post "You should use std::vector" just to take the satisfaction away from the rest of these people.
Or just add comments containing vector and ("should" or "better") to the auto-nuke list.
For the implementation of single layer neural network, I have two data files.
In:
0.832 64.643
0.818 78.843
Out:
0 0 1
0 0 1
The above is the format of 2 data files.
The target output is "1 for a particular class that the corresponding input belongs to and "0 for the remainin...
thanks a lot...but I am done with this question now....when I needed the soln, no one appeared here. But I must thank you for being so generous. — user414981Aug 12 '10 at 2:03
No..really...my submission was due today by 9am...I submitted my hw in the night after not getting any +ve response...Though I have not completed the hw.. — user414981Aug 12 '10 at 4:39
user259867
But an answer with +140, and 7K views.
user259867
Here's another example I was just looking at: 25K views, +43 answer, the question closed as unclear what you're asking.
I know that we don't have automatic login for the DataExplorer but what's with the automatic timeout/logout? There have been times that I am logged into the site, maybe I walk away for a little bit and I come back to being logged out.
Is there a reason for logging us out of DataExplorer? If ...
Hats are invented to bring fun!
Hats are loved by everyone!
Hats - main subject of meta disputes
(maybe debates there will better suit).
If you hate hats, aware of cats1,
They can hunt you down and bite you to death!
Await for another fate if you love them,
A unicorn will bring you some tasty j...
When loading a question, I noticed calls to clc.stackoverflow.com. Upon loading the subdomain's landing page, I only get this uninformative message:
Oh, hi. I didn't see you there.
SE's CDN has a thorough explanation on it:
This is a fast, cookieless domain intended for static content d...
For the implementation of single layer neural network, I have two data files.
In:
0.832 64.643
0.818 78.843
Out:
0 0 1
0 0 1
The above is the format of 2 data files.
The target output is "1 for a particular class that the corresponding input belongs to and "0 for the remainin...
I wanted to create database and table using C#.
By clicking submit button create ten database with fields.
I know that we don't have automatic login for the DataExplorer but what's with the automatic timeout/logout? There have been times that I am logged into the site, maybe I walk away for a little bit and I come back to being logged out.
Is there a reason for logging us out of DataExplorer? If ...