How do moderators make money? Seems like you'd have to spend a ton of time on SO or get lucky on those "answers that keep on giving" to become a moderator (you know what I mean, that one question that gets like 450 upvotes even though it's a really boring simple answer).
So, if they are spendin...
Marshal is also possible, but itll take a long time
We have a well behaved community
Elections are run yearly, as needed. Since all three moderators are active here, and y'all are by and large well-behaved, there's really no need for more. @Ron. Oh, and candidates must nominate themselves. — Shog9May 8 at 16:17
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Ah, I was going to remark that if you were going for Marshal you'd probably make Mod before you had a chance, but...
Anonymous
I guess it'll be impossible for that reason instead.
I just saw an interesting tweet by @steveodonald:
Funny js fact: ["70","81","11"].map(parseInt) == [70, NaN, 3]
Testing it in the node console and Opera: It's true!
Can anyone explain which strange rule here applies?
> ["70","81","11"].map(parseInt)
[ 70, NaN, 3 ]
But:
> ["70","8...
I've recently upgraded to Ubuntu 12.04 LTS. It's a really good environment; except for one Problem...: Compiz keeps closing on it's own. How do I remedy that? I also wonder why this sight keeps telling me that my question doesn't meet quality standards. Shouldn't I be the one saying that abou...
There's a shiny LINK for gods sake. You click it and get taken to "What can I do when I get ...". The BIG TITLE clearly explains that this is the place to go. You READ the post. What's so hard?
I think the issue is that the post is on meta. They could transclude the post to a different page and everything would be fine
Currently on SO we have two very similar tags:
networking (7677)
network-programming (2639)
Both are network and network programming related, have similar wiki entries.
Don't we want to merge them and make synonyms?
@timY - a pinch of unicorn dust and a dash of nonchalance...
should do the trick :P
There were however some irreversible adverse side effects from the downvote. Prior to the incident, my meta rep was a very pretty 4,444... Now its 4,442... (silent weep ;)
GCC, score 2200 / 36 ≈ 4.5 × 1058
#include __FILE__
#include __FILE__
I have not actually finished compiling this code, but based on testing and simple mathematics, it should produce a total of 2200 #include nested too deeply errors.
Of course, the program is trivially extensible...
Is that... ten to the power of 58?
Anonymous
6:56 PM
@Szabolcs Poking into the prettify source, it looks like there are some that aren't included. lang-cv as an alias for lang-py, lang-vbs as an alias for lang-vb, lang-coffee is now available... It's not too readable so I'm not going to find all of them, but at any rate that list isn't complete.
Sometimes I debate whether or not I have as much free time as I think I do, but I don't back down on commitments (even if they're just commitments to myself), so I've got to juggle it all somehow. :P
How do moderators make money? Seems like you'd have to spend a ton of time on SO or get lucky on those "answers that keep on giving" to become a moderator (you know what I mean, that one question that gets like 450 upvotes even though it's a really boring simple answer).
So, if they are spendin...
I just saw an interesting tweet by @steveodonald:
Funny js fact: ["70","81","11"].map(parseInt) == [70, NaN, 3]
Testing it in the node console and Opera: It's true!
Can anyone explain which strange rule here applies?
> ["70","81","11"].map(parseInt)
[ 70, NaN, 3 ]
But:
> ["70","8...
I've recently upgraded to Ubuntu 12.04 LTS. It's a really good environment; except for one Problem...: Compiz keeps closing on it's own. How do I remedy that? I also wonder why this sight keeps telling me that my question doesn't meet quality standards. Shouldn't I be the one saying that abou...
Currently on SO we have two very similar tags:
networking (7677)
network-programming (2639)
Both are network and network programming related, have similar wiki entries.
Don't we want to merge them and make synonyms?
GCC, score 2200 / 36 ≈ 4.5 × 1058
#include __FILE__
#include __FILE__
I have not actually finished compiling this code, but based on testing and simple mathematics, it should produce a total of 2200 #include nested too deeply errors.
Of course, the program is trivially extensible...
