I think this falls under a form of use/mention distinction.

Since the question is asking whether a certain kind of image is explicit content.

But now that you brought up that policy...

> When your account is suspended, public access to content contributed under that account may be blocked or removed, and your account may be suspended or deleted at our discretion.

"When your account is suspended, your account may be suspended"

@bjb568 Meh. "Action A carries a nonzero risk of extinction". "Yeah, so does not doing A; so does everything. Infinities all around; try a more actionable approach to valuing outcomes"

But 0.01*infinity = 0.1*infinity, and so on

No. The paragraph is exactly arguing that it doesn't really matter how small the risk is.

but it does, according to limit theory - the integral of something during infinite time might be smaller than 1

really depends on the function

for example f(n) = 1/t^2

Appealing to the mathematical concept of infinity and then rejecting the conclusion that said concept entails (0.1*infinity = 0.01*infinity) doesn't look like a good move for a debate.

convergent or divergent integral is a very basic concept

My take is that extinction is inevitable: the laws of physics are stacked against life long-term. There is no safe option.

do you know that productivity in agriculture and manufacturing has increase tenfolds in the past 200-300 years?

but if humans are dumb enough to add all those useless jobs and call it innovation, endlessly adding to earth population without putting serious effort into devising a way of escaping in earth inevitable demise, then extinction is relatively near

humans are fairly retarded as a whole

> Reputation earned across Stack Exchange so far: 1,380,886,868 -- Nick Craver at 5:30 PM - 5 Dec 2016

Or, about 1500 Jon Skeets.

I hope this doesn't include meta sites ... coz that would be sad ~_~

@zaq coz that equivalent to 4790 @shog rep on meta

git reset shouldn't have anything to do with remote. So I'm guessing the correct answer is (B)

Disclaimer: I've no idea about git

test on a test repo

svn? newblet :p ... remember the old cvs

or run a marathon & get runner's high

happiness is so cheap sometimes, it's 60 minutes jog's away

Ugh. Inverting matrices by hand, what size?

I was confused because for me, 3x4 mean 3 rows, 4 columns... that wouldn't have a left inverse.

Heh, I teach a course called that, too.

It has some fakey applications to justify the name.

Well, least squares solutions are useful in general.

I never actually did this left inverse thing myself, but my inclination would be to transpose the problem (BA=I_3 iff A^T B^T = I_3) and then it's just finding general solution to linear systems of 3 equations with 4 unknowns. The RHS are the three basis vectors. All systems can be dealt with at once by doing RREF of the matrix, simultaneously applying same row operations to RHS matrix.

the skinny kitteh within

as long as you are quacking not qracking cracking :p

> Hi Leo, it’s Chizzy here, you helped me with XQuery, on Stack Overflow. Sorry for the approach but I need a help, please. -- Twitter

Moral: don't help people on SO, or hide your Twitter account.

Oh no, Joel's blog is on WordPress now!

The revamped blog is immediately used to announce Joel stepping down as Fog Creek CEO (after 17 years or so), focusing on being Stack Overflow CEO.

> You might know us for making Trello, FogBugz, and co-creating Stack Overflow.

Noooo. Fog Creek will be forever known as the creators of Wasabi.

And "conspiracy theories posted to ancient answers".

Primarily by gnat, I suppose.

The extension that trained many of us to press F12 a lot.

I'm not sure what else I ever used F12 for. (Besides equivalent devtools features that appeared later.)

@ShadowWizard Tweetdeck column for "Stack Overflow" -stackoverflow

Includes mentions of the site or company, excludes links to posts (of which there are lots, naturally).

Internet of Things is now a thing. On the Internet.

Yes... "Internet of Things Meta". And there are 43 posts on Meta, versus 90 on main.

Congratulations to @MarkYisri on spelling "lose" correctly, something none of the answerers did. Current count: "lose":3, "loose":3.

Is Internet of Things the first beta with a 3-letter favicon?

I see, there are a bunch of those, such as History of Science and Mathematics etc

Too bad, it could be made into a periodic table of sites.

Some are highly corrosive, some are totally inert.

But in the periodic table, each element gets 1-2 letters.

Of course, there are now more sites than elements.

Is this shirt of the "The Answer" on Stack Overflow an official Stack Exchange product? Obviously not, it doesn't conform to CC license.

No URL, no author mentioned.

Ah, the design itself is copied from SE, not just the text.