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12:17 AM
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A: Is there a way to cook hot dogs in a microwave without them bursting?

user36764When you warm a hot dog for a long time does it become bacon

 
user259867
Which is to say, I project that a hot dog will turn into bacon sooner than that feature request is completed. :(
 
lol hi
 
hiya
 
howz it goin
 
12:24 AM
@1999 lol
 
@EthanBierlein great here, yourself?
 
@Frank A little pissed at my siblings, but great otherwise.
 
@EthanBierlein aw siblings are the best aren't they
 
@Frank Nope. My brother decided it would be funny to set a parental lock on the TV and refuse to give me the passcode.
 
@EthanBierlein Hahahaha!
that's hysterical
 
12:30 AM
No.
Sorta
 
that's a great isea >:]
 
But he won't end the joke in a joke-like manner. It's been almost 4 hours.
 
Guess you'll actually have to do something then
Ahh, you're a CR guy...
 
python
-_-
 
12:34 AM
Problem?
 
lol
not really
I don't do much with code
I'm a plant health care pro
 
I can see from your profile. :D
 
haha
I forgot to update my dp on MSE
 
user259867
Reminds me how yesterday hichris mentioned Flake (a code checker for Python). When I googled, one of top hits was A man found a terrifying python inside a box of Corn Flakes
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12:37 AM
@1999 lel
 
user259867
12:56 AM
 
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Since everyone's talking about 10M questions on SO, here's a chart: questions per year, only non-deleted ones of course.
 
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For comparison, the same for Mathematics:
 
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The number for 2015 is pro-rated on both charts (i.e., multiplied by 365/192)
 
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Looks like exponential growth (doubling every year) for 3-4 years, then it becomes linear.
 
12:59 AM
!!/lick
 
@ExplosionsPlus licks ice cream cone
 
!!/coffee
 
@ExplosionsPlus brews coffee for @ExplosionsPlus
 
1:57 AM
 
user259867
So far, there were 20 reports of "Korean character in body" that did not also have "Korean character in title". Of these, 19 were false positives, and one was a self-vandalized post by an unregistered user who tried to delete it. Not a good record.
 
Yeah... probably should turn that off for bodies.
@1999 Turned it off for bodies.
 
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Thanks.
 
user259867
2:29 AM
On the occasion of a rare sighting of @Frank in the Tavern, today's question is from Gardening & Landscaping. It is the question How can I ensure a crop of potato seeds? by J. Musser, featuring two left hands of the author.
 
@1999 eh?
 
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@Frank Sorry about the edit-pings, btw... is a series of posts that have the highest score of all posts on a given site, for a specific day (using UTC as usual).
 
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This one was posted 1 year ago today.
 
never got a good answer either
@1999 you stats junkie
There was a time when I was here every day
gotta become a summer tree now lol
 
user259867
Yes, better do it before you have to start dropping leaves.
 
user259867
2:34 AM
But you already have a summer version, that's the avatar for other sites.
 
@1999 no it's different
I wear dumb shades
 
[ SmokeDetector ] Offensive body detected: change from c++ to java by Mohamed Mohamed on stackoverflow.com
 
waiting for it to update
Do you know what sucks?
I had 354 consecutive days on GL, and then missed one, lol
*364
 
2:57 AM
[ SmokeDetector ] Offensive body detected: How to restore corrupt steam backup files by Steve Johnes on gaming.stackexchange.com
 
user259867
@SmokeDetector ignore- needs some serious editing
 
This appears to be status-completed ... for me at least. — Dronehinge 10 secs ago
 
3:10 AM
This is what developers sysadmins do on a weekend: github.com/StackExchange/blog/pull/118.
 
user259867
> Software Engineer, Systems & Database Administrator
 
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He's three in one.
 
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With the top SO tag being
 
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> I feel I got a much better education in 4 weeks writing code with programmers more experienced and knowledgeable than 4 years in college.
 
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CS majors should double major in math just to save brain cells from dying of hunger.
 
3:18 AM
My minor was in math (major in CS). It was more challenging than my actual CS classes.
 
3:41 AM
[ SmokeDetector ] Repeating words in answer: How do I summon multiple mobs riding eachother? by tommy on gaming.stackexchange.com
 
@1999 A language as a second major would be more useful. For most folks I recommend English. :)
 
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Math is a language
 
cv-plz typo debug it for me stackoverflow.com/q/31329323/3622940
 
@1999 I'm serious. 
 
4:41 AM
@1999 If Math is a language, then I'm native in 1337.
 
user259867
Also in and , it seems. Can any question in those tags pass by you unnoticed?
 
Eh, I sift through them every day, so that's unlikely.
I also wade through [regex] sometimes but there's too many of them to link
 
heh
There are always regex questions to answer. Always. In some cases they're hard-to-find dupes. In others, their querents are.
 
lol
 
What I find curious is how often  questions correlate with this or that language. i really have to wonder whether this doesn't indicate some sort a design problem. I mean, you don't get many Unicode questions about Go, for example.
I'll cast no aspersions; anyone can draw their own conclusions readily enough.
 
user259867
4:57 AM
Python: 3220 of 445373 questions have unicode tag, 0.7%.
Perl: 289 of 46143 questions have unicode tag, 0.6%
 
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C#: 693 of 818088, which is 0.08%
 
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I think it has more to do with what the languages are used for.
 
I assure you that Perl is used for Unicode one hell of a lot.
 
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I don't have a problem believing that. JavaScript: 526/890976, or 0.05%.
 
Hm.
 
user259867
5:01 AM
Is there a language with substantially higher percentage than Python/Perl?
 
Check Java?
 
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Java: 1234/887050, or about 0.14%
 
See, that doesn't make sense to me.
It hard to do Unicode in Java, harder than those others. (mod JS which is pessimal)
"Hard" is relative, but I have some real experience there to speak from.
 
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Perhaps because of that people don't do it as often as with languages that are better targeted at text processing?
 
Yes, maybe.
 
5:14 AM
 
user259867
5:52 AM
@SmokeDetector fp- gratis is a questionable keyword
 
[ SmokeDetector ] Repeating characters in title, title has only one unique char: ssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss by Iron Programmer on stackoverflow.com
 
6:29 AM
Be interested in getting feedback on ReviewBots.
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Q: Are ReviewBots supported?

wurdeI enjoy answering and nurturing the #ruby and #rubyonrails questions on Stack Exchange. However I'm often having to edit the english of a question before addressing the technical bits. Say I wrote a bot to add basic grammar and punctuation suggestion edits. What's the official stance on this type...

 
6:49 AM
@SmokeDetector tpu-
 
[ SmokeDetector ] Bad keyword in title: wrinkles and unwanted lines from the face by jacleiyliefy on drupal.stackexchange.com
 
7:24 AM
[ SmokeDetector ] Phone number detected in title: understanding code to print 123456789987654321 by recursion in c++ by Prakhar Shukla on stackoverflow.com
 
8:05 AM
[ SmokeDetector ] All-caps title: TRIGONOMETRY SUMS. PLEASE HELP!!! by abhinav on math.stackexchange.com
 
9:05 AM
@wurde I've left a comment for you on that question
 
[ SmokeDetector ] Repeating characters in body: Please need to discuss that code by Eman Abou-Youssef on android.stackexchange.com
 
9:39 AM
[ SmokeDetector ] Offensive answer detected: Windows "tree" command sorts randomly by Yourmama on superuser.com
[ SmokeDetector ] Bad keyword in body: How to use THis ? For Slim body now by huld vild on drupal.stackexchange.com
 
10:03 AM
sd tpu1- tpu2- tpu3- tpu4-
 
 
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11:14 AM
[ SmokeDetector ] All-caps title: ROTATE A CAMERA ON ITS CENTRE by mrapsogos on stackoverflow.com
 
12:02 PM
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12:30 PM
[ SmokeDetector ] All-caps title: CODEIGNITER ERROR 1064 ARRAY NEED ASAP THANKS by Pol Carlo on stackoverflow.com
 
12:41 PM
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[ SmokeDetector ] Email in answer: How much cash to carry for a conference in the Netherlands? by spencer on travel.stackexchange.com
 
1:14 PM
[ SmokeDetector ] Repeating characters in answer: Can I change my starting character in Dead Island: Epidemic? by kyle on gaming.stackexchange.com
 
1:38 PM
What about an Idea/Feature : Chat-Room has Logo?!
 
@Pandya Write a userscript for that.
 
@Unihedron should I ask as question on meta.SE?
 
no, it's too much effort for what not many users will benefit from
It will either get declined, or ignored
 
ok
 
If you really want to make it happen though, do it yourself.
freedns.afraid.org/domain/registry/… sochat.io by meager on freedns still has subdomain "icons" unregistered, you can take it.
 
1:49 PM
[ SmokeDetector ] All-caps title: SQL ACCESS 2013 by ckid on stackoverflow.com
 
 
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2:53 PM
@tchrist remember that people sucks at tagging and/or they don't even know their problem is with unicodes
 
I pick and.
 
3:43 PM
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A: What to do with close/open 'wars'?

BraiamThis question is essentially this: I have a hammer, what can I break with it? And everyone that knows what a hammer is, knows that the amount of things that can be break with it is endless (Grand Theft Auto players knows this very well). That's not the sort of questions you want Stack Overflow...

 
3:57 PM
[ SmokeDetector ] Offensive answer detected: How Long Did it Take Superman to get to the Earth? by Dude watching that movie on scifi.stackexchange.com
 
@Braiam Yeah, is a perennial problem and possibly insoluble.
 
4:15 PM
[ SmokeDetector ] Offensive body detected: Dealing with an advisor who is a bully and unhelpful co-advisor? by ske on academia.stackexchange.com
[ SmokeDetector ] Offensive body detected: Why does my PHP Delete Script not work? by Needforbleed on stackoverflow.com
 
user259867
@SmokeDetector ignore-
 
4:36 PM
@CodeCaster you aren't deleting "useful content", but putting it in their proper place. How about I deliver a masterwork statue to your house and plant it in the very front of your door in a way nobody can pass through? You wouldn't be very happy, right? — Braiam 1 min ago
I fell like delivering all my arguments using similes... they seems to be very effective
 
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Sometimes. Other times, effective at turning an argument about X into an argument of whether Y is a good simile for X.
 
@1999 oh yeah, that's funny
 
4:54 PM
!!/blame
 
@AndrewT. It's Andrew T.'s fault.
 
@SmokeDetector I should sleep soon
 
5:26 PM
I'm going to write something for perc, cello, trumpet, clarinet, violin, since those are in the cabin.
 
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@SmokeDetector tpu-
 
@SmokeDetector edited...
 
6:05 PM
what about?
 
grammar, code example
 
err tp of fp?
Can't decide
 
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@SmokeDetector fp- sites openbeautyfacts.org and openfoodfacts.org ... may have to drop .org from the facts.TLD regex
 
Should I add a password generator to DevDoodle? Like:
var ints = new Uint8Array(36), str = '';
crypto.getRandomValues(ints);
for (var i = 0; i < ints.length; i++) str += String.fromCharCode(33 + Math.floor(ints[i]/256*(127-33)));
console.log(str);
Client-side, obviously.
 
6:13 PM
How can the user trust that it's only client-side?
 
The user pushes a button, it gets generated and displayed.
It won't be there on page load.
 
@bjb568 If they want a secure password, they'll probably have an app/extension/browser that does that for them in a more secure fashion.
 
I require a secure password.
And I have already reset 5 people who forgot their password since they didn't use a password manager.
 
@bjb568 Oh, right; this is DevDoodle.
@bjb568 Isn't that because you didn't denote the password field correctly?
 
correct horse battery staple
 
6:17 PM
@AstroCB wat
 
@bjb568 ...so the manager didn't pick up the password field?
 
works for me
 
@bjb568 Well, yes – now it does. But before?
 
it's input type password, so I don't know where the confusion would come from.
@AstroCB it always worked
 
@bjb568 Alright; I thought someone was mad at your for that.
 
6:24 PM
@bjb568 I don't use a password manager because all sites I use have a "reset password" feature in case I forget it. Oh wait... one didn't. What was that one again? Oh right, DevDoodle. :P
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inb4 there is "reset password", but it asks for verification question, and the user forgot too
 
6:41 PM
What do I require for that, username and email, then reset link gets emailed, that self-destructs in 1h or something?
 
Most sites use 24h or something.
 
@ProgramFOX You shouldn't know your passwords.
@ProgramFOX meh, it should be push button, email, click link, reset
no need for a day wait
 
@bjb568 ... no? Now, what if I'm on a different machine, without my password manager? Then it's better if I know my passwords, requires less resets.
 
@ProgramFOX that sounds awfully similar to the chicken and egg problem... you forgot your password because you don't have your PM with you, but can't access your email account where the reset email is because you don't have the PM...
 
Oh, I enter my email password daily so I'm unlikely to forget that one.
 
6:45 PM
My passwords sync via iCloud keychain.
I can update them on mobile.
 
Solution for people without smartphone, pretty plz? :P
 
That should apply for all iOS users.
 
I only use OpenID supported sites... so....
 
There's really no need to argue about this... just don't use that one site.
 
@ProgramFOX absolutely not
@Braiam yes, to be implemeneted
... if it isn't too complifusing to implement
I hate sites with only google/facebook login options.
 
6:48 PM
@bjb568 I entirely agree, especially if they have only a Facebook login option.
 
me no haz fakebook
 
Same. Don't want it either.
 
you kids were born too early...
no one from my generation doesn't have a FB account
 
I'm one of the few people at school who doesn't have FB, but I don't care.
 
ur old @braiam
 
user259867
6:54 PM
My FB status switched between "created" and "deleted" several times, before stabilizing at "deleted".
 
7:20 PM
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@SmokeDetector ignore- I guess? Too poetic.
 
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@SmokeDetector tpu- the one above it needs to be flagged as well
 
@hichris123 User blacklisted (118306 on gaming.stackexchange.com).
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7:44 PM
sd tpu- - - fp-
 
8:25 PM
[ SmokeDetector ] Email in answer: I have B1 visa, can I apply for F1 visa? by anji on travel.stackexchange.com
 
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@SmokeDetector naa
 
user259867
8:54 PM
> USB Type-C will replace DisplayPort, which replaced HDMI, which replaced DVI, which replaced VGA, which is what every projector still uses. -- Shaun McCance at 2:22 PM - 17 Mar 2015 via Twitter
 
9:17 PM
Is there a chat room to ask what (if any) SE site a question I want to ask would be approperiate for?
 
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@b_jonas You can ask here.
 
I want to ask the same question as hu.wikipedia.org/wiki/… . There's a new abstract sculputre, and I'd like to get info about it: whether they're permanent, what they represent or what they are a memorial for, what the etched labels mean, who erected them, and who created them.
 
@b_jonas umm.... how old it is? I presume History won't deal with it... and I don't think we have a culture site for that kind of questions
 
9:32 PM
@Braiam Very new, erected this month.
Or at least, very new in that place.
And even if it's brought from somewhere else, I doubt it's older than a decade.
 
user259867
@b_jonas Looks like Stack Exchange can't help with that... none of the sites in the Life/Arts category fit. The proposal for "Arts & Crafts" is a long way from being created.
 
@1999 Thank you.
At least I think hu.wikipedia is the right place to ask this, it has people interested in this stuff.
 
user259867
10:33 PM
@α”•α–Ία˜Žα•Š You could also post a link to your gist with corrected script under Meta post The Discourse layout for side-by-side Markdown preview, since Dan appeared to be interested.
 
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@SmokeDetector fp- commented
 
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@SmokeDetector fp- ed
 
11:08 PM
review plz http://stackoverflow.com/q/31364615/3622940
http://stackoverflow.com/q/31361750/3622940
they look close worthy but meh
 
11:31 PM
Any idea if the reopen rate (after hitting the reopen queue) for questions marked as a duplicate is lower than the reopen rate for other close reasons?
 
user259867
@KevinBrown This may be helpful, although it's not quite what you ask.
 
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So, after an edit, duplicates are more likely to be reopened than Too Broad, but less likely than Unclear or no-MCVE.
 
Interesting, thanks for the link.
 
user259867
The review information is in SEDE, but as usual, it would be skewed. Closed duplicates are not automatically deleted as often as closed for other reasons.
 
user259867
Hm. Does review info on since-deleted questions remain in SEDE?
 
user259867
11:51 PM
Apparently not. (I looked for reviews of a few closed & deleted posts on Math.SE, none found)
 

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