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23:00
@bjb568 Yes I do.
If you no pay tax, I let you die dead'd in poor housing with poor healthcare and poor education!
@bjb568 I don't need healthcare. Or education, for that matter. :)
Fine, then your poor kids don't get education.
And kittens.
@bjb568 I could... homeschool!
I'd do a better job anyway
Yeah. In your dump of a house outside my paved nice city.
23:03
My house would still be awesome, even without the government.
No water for you.
I haz a pickup or three for off-roading in, no needs paved.
@bjb568 My house has it's own well and septic system.
… and since we don't care about you, we'll make a highway plan that goes near your house.
And a train, that's what people hate, isn't it!
@bjb568 That would be redundant, there is a highway near my house.
I'll give you 2 trains.
23:06
They turned the train tracks into a trail though
user259867
I like trains. Even when they are too close for comfort.
Which I can ride the horses on.
I'll establish a penal colony near you. Or in your house.
@bjb568 you haz no powerz for that. is victorious
---marches wheels--- jetpacks robots in
23:07
wheels them back out
throws them down the spare well where they are contaminated by ooze
haha, I win.
Ooze? Oh noes!
yeah, I feel ya man, ooze is the worst, right?
Oh, yeah.
anyway, ...
korean.SE when?
user259867
23:17
Also, why is Lifehacks not launched yet? Has 100% commitment for a week or so...
Yeah, I'm waiting for that.
user259867
Aww... still in Memphis.
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user259867
Google Patent page is neat. With the link "Find Prior Art". So damn convenient.
@Behaviour tracking a package?
user259867
23:25
Referring to bjb's comment above mine. And the classic xkcd
@Behaviour We only launch early in the week. Should go live tomorrow.
IT IS EARLY IN THE WEEK
@bjb568 "Should go live tomorrow"
@bjb568 early == Tuesday for some reason
user259867
There was probably some data analysis on the most favorable day of the week for launching a site.
user259867
23:29
Mondays are hard enough without having to fulfill a half-forgotten commitment to a beta.
@Behaviour You're not nominating yourself for mod?
What does fulfilling even mean?
user259867
@bjb568 About 10 posts, with some extra details.
user259867
@hichris123 I was asked this a bunch of times in the weeks prior to elections... no.
user259867
in Mathematics on The Stack Exchange Network Chat, 3 hours ago, by Mike Miller
I wonder who I would nominate for moderator. I would nominate the user formerly known as Raff, but I think he's probably more effective as a regular user.
user259867
23:35
(Math practices informal "nominations" of other users in a meta thread, to better shape the official self-nomination process).
@Behaviour I totally think you should. I respect your opinion, but I think that with moderator tools, you would be much more effective in trying to clean up Math's quality problem.
user259867
But this is not what mods are for, imo. Look at how Puzzling mods tried to "fix the quality problem" and where it went.
@Behaviour The Puzzling situation was really just a misunderstanding of SE allowing Puzzling to go against the norms of the Stack Exchange philosophy.
Not going to say I disagree with you... but moderators are human exception handlers. A wave of horrible questions is an exceptional situation.
user259867
It's not; it's a regular big-city problem. See also: AU, SU, and of course SO.
@Behaviour eh, from an outsiders pov Math's situation seems more extreme than any of them. But also: SO, SU, & AU all have moderators helping to close questions. Like the mod on AU who burned through the CV queue.
23:42
JSHint: "A leading decimal point can be confused with a dot: '.001'." When is there ever a "dot" in JS?
@hichris123 "Like the mod on AU who burned through the CV queue." normally I'm against those actions
moderators aren't all knowing either
@Braiam ... and? There is a skip button for moderators too.
@hichris123 they don't know how to use it
... I disagree, but...
user259867
It may be worse than those other sites, because there are fewer regular users who care about what's around them. One of the reasons is that those who dislike hw dumps find it easy to retreat to a gated community (MathOverflow).
23:45
@bjb568 Durrr, objects.
user259867
Yes, the dereferencing thing.
user259867
Regardless of JS, nobody should ever omit 0 in 0.12345. The schools that still teach it should totally drop that.
user259867
The reciprocal of 100000 is 0.00001. I know it's correct because the number of zeros is the same.
ctx.arc(1, 1, 1, 0, TAU, false);
\o/
@Unihedro I like clicking.
@hichris123 read the Y U NO READING THE QUESTION section on this meta.askubuntu.com/a/11595/169736

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