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00:33
Morning
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yo
00:54
@tchrist A coworker and I just spent five minutes puzzling over the lovely but rather impenetrable word “incybernation” in the man page to pstruct. You wouldn’t happen to remember what was going through your head 25 years ago, would you?
Did urban dictionary exist 25 years ago?
user202362
lag wasn't so much so of a problem 25 years ago ... ever 56k was relatively fast back then
user315433
UD seems to get it right on this one: like incarnation but in cyber form instead of in flesh.
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01:12
Today, SO passed the mark of 33,333,333 posts.
@AlexisKing Certainly. Read incarnation for programs.
user315433
Why not "incyberation"? "n" looks like a leftover letter.
@tchrist Wonderful.
01:36
Well, the exam was easy.
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Did you look at the data, @Thomas? It's not a list of questions you've viewed; it's essentially a set of weights attached to tags. It's derived from access logs, but it doesn't actually contain that data. — Shog9 ♦ 4 hours ago
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"QuestionViews": [34143626, 32996451, 34242784, 26857796, 32397236, 32079039, 38861085, 1540030, 29347686, 24636822, 29581617, 386341, 32951986, 35491836, 15409606, 35998552, 35629014, 33864444, 33419676, .... and many many more
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Was in my prediction data before I purged it.
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This does kind of look like a list of questions.
02:40
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[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Chinese character in title, bad keyword with email in body, messaging number in body, mostly non-Latin body, mostly non-Latin title: 办理安大略理工大学(本科/硕士)学历认证UOIT学位证成绩单「微信171922772」使馆认证University of Ontario Insititute by shouzheng0206 on drupal.stackexchange.com
04:15
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[ SmokeDetector | MS ] URL in title, bad keyword in body, link at end of body, pattern-matching website in body, pattern-matching website in title: reviverxtry.com/apex-plump/ by user70032 on drupal.stackexchange.com
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04:32
> Stack Exchange isn't going anywhere, and neither is this Facebook page. facebook.com/stackexchange/posts/941483762560257
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Yeah, right. Silent since March and is getting encrusted in spam.
@zaq Because I wanted the -n- left over from the meatier incarnation to recall that word.
It was 25 years ago. That person is no more. I am merely his ghost, his echo in eternity.
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user202362
Why would stackexchange go anywhere ... it's not like a tornado is going to hit it anytime soon ...
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25 years ago, hmm. As a teenager, was vaguely worried about the home-country-dissolving stuff, but not much. Possibly, was better at programming than now.
04:41
[ SmokeDetector | MS ] URL in title, pattern-matching website in body, pattern-matching website in title: trexmusclesite.com/apex-plump/ by jorsrdlersn on security.stackexchange.com
[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Pattern-matching website in body: Legendary Beard Even if you already know that your month-to-month earnings? by JessicaPontel on graphicdesign.stackexchange.com
@zaq It's an interesting hypothesis to explore.
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Impossible to compare, given the difference of platforms and languages.
user315433
16 KB of memory and Assembler back then.
@zaq It does look that way.
@Shog9, My prediction data has a field named QuestionViews and a list of 33,944 question ids. — Andy 3 mins ago
@tchrist yo como el carne
04:45
@zaq It's easier to remember such small memories.
@bjb568 Tú, como la carne dicha, vas comiéndote la leche hasta que la tragues sin escupirla.
Sí.
Noche.
No flirting in this chato.
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25 years ago, my dad was a lecturer in a university, he taught me how to play computer games ... I remember 8 inch floppy disks & command line OS back then. HE WAS A COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGINEERING LECTURER & HE DIDN'T TEACH ME HOW TO PROGRAMMING!!!
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Q: how to programming for gamecenter by Flash And ActionScript 3

ewfwefewfewfhow to programming for Apple GameCenter by Flash ?

@Telkitty sounds like a pretty decent fella.
05:00
@zaq How come that has immunity to roomba?
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I downvoted the answer a minute ago
Thanks!
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@tchrist Smokey, you look hot in that blue outfit, guess what colour is my bra keyboard
@Telkitty heh. Run a trace route on the chat server next time it happeneds.
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@Shog9 using what tool?
05:08
What OS?
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macOS or windows
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Um, maybe. Don't see many of these on SO.
Traceroute or tracert then, @Telkitty
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[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Pattern-matching website in body: Most aren't, as a matter of fact by Gelhardtz on apple.stackexchange.com
[ SmokeDetector | MS ] URL in title, link at end of body, pattern-matching website in body, pattern-matching website in title: musclegainfast.com/legendary-beard/ by heather007 on drupal.stackexchange.com
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05:46
Not cool to call da kitteh in holding a empty food bowl, kz ... just sayin ... @shog
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[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Manually reported answer: Selenium and non technical team members by Sonendra Pal on softwareengineering.stackexchange.com
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[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Bad keyword in body, pattern-matching website in body: Cognishield A considerable 2011 by taarenaal on hinduism.stackexchange.com
07:48
15 DV for an off-topic question that's not about programming on MSE. 3 times than the usual OT on MSE.
@qwer OT?
Off-Topic
oh. Well, only four here...
(Oh, it's been a long time I've heard this... chat notification sound!)
@qwer huh? This sound? ;)
Is @Qwerp-Derp your sock?
07:53
nope, not yet ;p
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08:35
Wait what @ShadowWizard
lol, well two @Qwer is just weird.... :D
@zaq my dreams are much much much much more weird than that, trust me
@ShadowWizard those are the bad ones. Most of the licensed ones are.
Hasbro's ones usually are the worst ones.
the only well made licensed plushies are the ones from 4DE
@Derpy why bad?
I think I've successfully accidentally fused two peoples' names of the Tavern
@ShadowWizard well, when I said "bad" I mean from a collector viewpoint. Obviously a kid wouldn't be so picky.
Anyway, the pink one in the picture should be Pinkie Pie, while the two blue ones are both Rainbow Dash.
08:50
FUSION!
Google a picture from the show, see if those seems "show accurate" to you
then, google a picture of a 4DE plush.
You will see what I mean....
@qwer does this mean that @Qwerp-Derp is what you get if we were to perform the Gattai technique?
That is Qwerp-Derp
09:17
Pointy hair
09:41
@ShadowWizard it's Dragon Ball. It has to have pointy hairs
@Derpy why?
@ShadowWizard most DB characters have :P
unless they fall in the "no hair at all" category
@Derpy huh! Guess you're right... so weird.
here, have fun
As a disclaimer, it is a tv tropes link
use care.
People are know to disappear in the labyrinth of links that thing is
you start from one page....
you tell yourself "oh, nice, let's see what they say about this...
and then they will find you a year late, still standing at your pc...
or, to be more precise, they will find your skeleton. Not eating/sleeping/drinking for a year isn't exactly healthy.
:)
@Derpy what about this hair style? How is it called?
09:55
unless you actually mean if the hairstyle has a name, in which case I don't really know :P
@Derpy lol, though this one fits better... ;)
@ShadowWizard yep, but that is about the whole "persona". I was just talking about the hairs :P
Wonder what's @Telkitty hair style..... :P
user202362
10:12
:P
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[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Link at end of answer: Can I use wordpress for a non-blog site? by OSSMedia Ltd on wordpress.stackexchange.com
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now that I notice it, the guy in the photo seems like the standard punk you would see in an episode of Fist of the North Star.
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11:20
@InfiniteRecursion Quak quack (trad: hi, Infinite)
@Derpy Quack Quack :D
o/ @InfiniteRecursion
The Duck is back
@rene the duck has hat
well, not yet, hopefully soon
11:39
Hi there
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12:43
Such a nice spammer:
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A: define a loop which returns different possibilities

venugopalSee More Intersting Functions Released in latest version functions Take care of your parents, family members , friends.. Some times they also very important than this regular functions.

12:55
:)
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I just want to turn it off, permanently
@Telkitty that button is usually red, enclosed in a glass pane and features a big "do not push" sign underneath.
oh.
[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Blacklisted user: Ruby записать хеш в хеш by Maksim Chanturia on ru.stackoverflow.com
First.
user315433
13:09
So that blog post by Kevin Troy didn't have numbers... But they did release them to the press, for example programmez.com/actualites/…
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4.7 million developers in EU, whatever that means.
wrong link sry
Apparently identity-revealing zero day exploit in tor browser found
Isn't it a bit counter-productive to run Tor with JS enabled?
idk, I dont use tor
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The press release is apparently timed to Joel's talk at Helsinki, which he gave a few hours back. Something about developers being important because they write software that we use every day.
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13:15
Well, someone paves the roads were drive on every day, too.
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That doesn't make me go OMG construction workers.
user202362
@Shog9 as useful as a discarded plastic bag ...
@Magisch wasn't that news month old?
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I could not but noticing the positive correlation between the length of time an employee server at SE and amount of troll at heart that person possesses ... it begs the question, is Joel a troll at heart too?
@Derpy It's been known for a long time that there are exploits out there I think, but no details about them
13:19
Now someone just posted the exploit code
Including how to get it
@Telkitty Maybe I just misunderstand what you mean, but tracert is a command available in Windows :) tracert stackoverflow.com for example
@Stijn I remember an article about the makers of firefox/mozila arguing with some secret agency office about a bug they found on tor that allowed to identify tor users . The claim was that since the core was the same, the bug probably impacted firefox too.
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@Stijn I used traceroute on mac
Ah, don't have a mac
so they were trying to ask the agency to make the exploit "public."
13:22
@Derpy The payload for this new exploit is exactly the payload identified to be used by the FBI in 2013
In their Dark Web STING operation
probably that was the article I saw.
user202362
Just saw a possum opened the lid to steal chicken feed
user202362
13:37
took a video of it
should start polishing the pitchforks.
I should still have some whetstone
#AlreadyKnowsThereWillBeNoUnicornHatYetAgain
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setup equipment for better video
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now waiting for the possum babe
Awaiting video up-link
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last video was a bit ... too dark
user202362
13:47
@rene if I am able to take a good video, yes
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not sure possum feels safe with the new setup
user202362
yep, totally throwing $400 into the drain so I can take a possum video
Glad I could help.
user202362
also that looks more suitable for cooking a possum than to shed light on one
13:53
I couldn't find one that would also require you to upgrade the electrical connection to your house ...
@Telkitty You see, flowers have bigger light needs
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Now with the light on and food bowl in the centre, the possum isn't coming back, wtf ... if you don't come back soon, there will be not chicken feed 4 u tonight!
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@Magisch unless we are talking about possum jerky ... you need a lot of power to dry the meat
@Telkitty all you need to do is put it on youtube, wait for it to go viral, and rake in the cash
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probably the possum had too much chicken feed and isn't coming back tonight ...
14:03
:D
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:D
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yeah I wish ... :p
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Anyways, the possum constantly gets leftover fruits, it's not allowed to eat chicken feed, although chicken feed are constantly stolen by magpies, piegons, doves and lately, myanh birds
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those birds are fed leftover bread and rice, they are not allowed to eat chicken feed either
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wildlife thieves ...
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14:13
and butcher birds get meat occasionally
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magpies love meat too, but there are a gang of baby magpies & they are master chicken feed thieves
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Spot on. From .@spolsky from Stack Overflow: "Nobody is a good enough human being to decide what to show on Faceboo… https://twitter.com/i/web/status/803957638128107520
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Hm. How about Stack Overflow front page, then?
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Isn't that determined by Triage (human reviewers)?
15:11
in aggregate, sorta
lotta rnd and luck involved too
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15:30
But no Vowpal Wabbit anymore?
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From back at the beginning of SEQP1, it seemed that human Triage would only deal with cases deemed borderline by an algorithm.
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It practice, it seems to have all questions by new users, perhaps minus those that are immediately upvoted.
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An idea: a Gmail filter to immediately delete all messages with subject "zaq, blah blah" and "blah blah, zaq\W?".
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15:46
Bring mobile app's feed to web version :)
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15:56
Looks like chatrooms don't support feeds with HTML tags in post summary, like <i>...
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Or maybe they have to be escaped.
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[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Pattern-matching website in answer: Server 2012 Cannot find C: Boot to cd by wkb on serverfault.com
16:55
just found this quote by Jeff, from 2007
> [...] Atwood's Law: any application that can be written in JavaScript, will eventually be written in JavaScript.
he was quite right with that one :)
That was before jQuery existed ...
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17:17
@Frank's user page has this private message photo on it:
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Is it a fake?
@MarkYisri maybe it's a joke. I don't know.
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The weird part is that it looks real.
wouldn't be too hard to fake it
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17:23
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Q: At what reputation can you edit without review?

Mark YisriI undertsand you can edit your own questions and answers. You can also edit community wiki posts at 100 reputation, as is stated here. When can you edit "normal" posts without needing peer review?

user340193
Does Community own the "That solved my problem!" message on this question?
@MarkYisri what message?
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When Glorfindel told me about the duplicate, it said "This question already has an answer here! Does that solve your problem?"
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And when I hit Yes, it says marked as duplicate by Glorfindel and Community
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Is Community used so that the moderator diamond will make it marked as a duplicate instantly?
17:25
yeah, I think so
you agreed that it's a duplicate, so Community closed the question... I guess
that ^ is correct
users don't get binding close votes on their own questions, although I'm not sure why not
I tried to close one of my questions and failed...
you flagged it, now it sits in the queue
it got a lot of "leave open" responses
So you asked a question that is good enough
17:29
apparently
@MarkYisri no, we can't talk there
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@rene that's weird
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For the attention of the rest of the community, I am able to create a gallery chat room from the Ask Ubuntu "Create room" button without having 1k rep. See my question here.
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Q: Creating gallery chat rooms

Mark YisriWhen I wish to create a gallery chat room, it looks like that's an option for me on Ask Ubuntu. However, I only have 529 reputation on that site right now. Why can I make this? Is it network rep that counts in chat, not site-specific rep? Update: It's now beginning to look like this might b...

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@MarkYisri The privileges in chat are not site-specific, they are within a chat cluster (chat.SE, chat.SO, chat.meta.SE). You have 1K combined rep in chat.SE
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17:39
Combined rep = sum of rep over all accounts with 200+ rep in them.
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@MarkYisri an embedded gif, nothing more
@MarkYisri maybe the privileges page is wrong. I can create a gallery chat room on unix.SE with 400 rep there.
18:15
[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Offensive answer detected: How do blind people know where to find Braille signs? by Corbin Miller on ux.stackexchange.com
user340193
18:44
How do I migrate a question to another site in the SE network other than the options I have on Android Enthusiasts?
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@MarkYisri Mod flag?
other ^
@MarkYisri make sure that question isn't crap and on-topic on the target site ... related: meta.stackexchange.com/questions/225006/…
user315433
If it's on Android Enthusiasts and is about development, vote/flag to close as off-topic.
user315433
Never try migrate to SO, it's a waste of time. They are either Q-banned there, or should be.
user315433
18:52
I disagree with red-flagging. It's a user answering "sip" and padding to get past the length requirement.
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@SmokeDetector f
19:18
@MarkYisri lordy, you actually asked
I altered the source HTML to change the message, then used a gif animation website to animate 2 screenshots.
Bwahahahahaha
I should actually make that an image link directing you so some shady off site messaging service lol
19:52
David Robinson on November 30, 2016
When I tell someone Stack Overflow is based in New York City, they're often surprised: many people assume it's in San Francisco. (I've even seen job applications with "I'm in New York, but willing to relocate to San Francisco" in the cover letter.) San Francisco is a safe guess of where an American tech company might be located: it's in the heart of Silicon Valley, near the headquarters of tech giants such as Apple, Google, and Facebook. But New York has a rich startup ecosystem as well- and it's a very different world from San Francisco, with developers who use different languages and technologies.
 
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[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Link at end of answer: Criação de app Cortana em Português não esta funcionando by Mario Sergio on pt.stackoverflow.com
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21:47
@Feeds It'd be nice if @drob linked a higher-res version of that chart, with easier-to-read labels.
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I didn't expect to see "Washington, United States" that high on the list.
... D.C. or the state?
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Can't be the state, drob isn't that stupid. Seattle is on the list just below.
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I think a lot of govt contractors... who had some high-profile website to fix in recent years.
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For all the telecommuting and outsourcing, having presence in D.C. area remains important for the contracting crowd.
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21:57
So... New York does the yucky stuff (like VBA) and San Francisco the trendy stuff (like Go). Sounds about right.
As you travel east, the tech gets more enterprisey
By the time you hit Bangalore, it's all Java.
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And then, when you hits the international date line, a datetime bug eats your Java code and you start over.
user315433
I should learn pandas. I must learn pandas. I will learn pandas.
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(this repeats about once a year)
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As a motivation, telling myself that the alternative is learning R.
22:03
I should learn R.
Really, really should
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Text editor or reader for working with huge files in windows - software recommendations stack exchange gender quotes At the office ...
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Is this Twitter spam or what? Using SoftwareRecs post title.
odd
22:36
spam.
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I remember SO wrestling (or otherwise gaining) Twitter account @StackOverflow. On the Facebook frontier, no such victory yet... facebook.com/STACKOVERFLOW
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So it's officialstackoverflow for the time being.
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Code for a living twitter icon is confusingly similar to ru.SO icon.
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Speaking of which, a comparison of Twitter followers among lang-SO sites: es.so 377, pt.so 262, ja.so 25, and ru.so 14...
Does anyone here still care about Facebook?
22:48
no
Never did. ur old
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No, it's disgusting. Deleted mine years ago.
user315433
@bjb568 You missed that year or two when it was cool.
What a skary time.
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That said... SO accounts have 457.7K FB likes vs 21.6K Twitter followers.
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On the other hand, the FB count is totally meaningless. facebook.com/zaqmathdept is nearing 2000 likes, with all but a dozen completely random internet people with no interest in, or relation to, the page.
user315433
22:58
It doesn't look like there is an official Google+ page.
23:41
I'm in a wireless networking class. It's grad level.
Groups are presenting their projects.
Two of them presented the same one: analyzing the efficiency of different distributions of access points. They all use Matlab. Both groups found that random is worse than rectangular.
The one that just went cited the prof's textbook and simple.wikipedia.
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Nobody used the golden ratio to distribute access points?
There are never any questions. It's bad.
Ooh, this presentation uses material design.
Second one on how to generate RSA keys, after that was already taught in class.
user315433
What's your presentation about?
I don't have one. Only grad students are doing it.
Ooh, this project uses both MATLAB and Python. Such wow.
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> Jon Ericson has spent over 20 years working as a developer tending production systems. He supported an instrument testbed for the National Weather Service, took the night shift on a Space Shuttle mission ground data system, and was the science data processing system technical lead for a NASA/JPL Earth-orbiting spectrometer. saucelabs.com/blog/…
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23:48
+1 Space Shuttle is cool
Two groups have shown potatoes at the end of their presentation for extra claps.
user315433
So, perhaps you should not go to Cinci for graduate school.
@zaq One of the perks of the project was that I could listen to the astronauts communicate with mission control. (But we couldn't talk on that channel for obvious reasons.)
@zaq Perhaps.
@JonEricson But… did it have potatoes?
Not that I can recall. But Penn Jillette seems to be into them.

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