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12:00 AM
And as a proportion to total posts it's still quite high.
 
Also remember that Stack Overflow runs on .NET, a platform with a tradition of throwing exceptions for perfectly run-of-the-mill events like not being able to parse a number from a string or not finding a key in a dictionary.
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DevDoodle doesn't do that!
 
So your expectations of what is "exceptional" might be a little bit different from those that influenced the design of the platform.
 
Someone's punny today.
 
DevDoodle's error log for the last 2 months.
 
12:02 AM
you're not logging anything?
 
Nothing has crashed yet.
 
@Quill no, he's logging everything. The page has so many errors the ink all ran together.
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@Quill He only logs hairballs... websites don't have hairballs.
 
@hichris123 throw /* up */ new HairballException
 
let up = new HairballException();
throw up;
 
12:04 AM
> Harball
 
blargh
 
yeah, there's no errors, just blank pages
> Hiarball
Isn't most of SE's unicorn dust in their Redis servers?
 
user202362
   if (hasCat == true && season == spring)
      throw Exception("hairball");
 
user202362
12:35 AM
 
:(
 
lol
 
Sam
12:57 AM
@Shog9 Right. It's just that users were complaining about the lack of punniess in the featured BR's title.
And we didn't have any real reasoning (besides "professionalism") for disallowing puns.
 
1:15 AM
@Sam I don't care. Unless your playfulness makes it hard to figure out what the post is about, in which case I do care.
 
Sam
Gotcha
Thanks for clarifying.
 
1:36 AM
@Shog9 They're merely miming the madness of Java, a false candle that has tricked an entire generation of foolish programmers into believing such vile evil the very paragon of good programming. Joel was right.
 
I agree with this blaming .NET idiocy on Java
 
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I’m sick and tired of dependency injection and random teleports. Give me linear code.
 
and now microsoft are trying to worm their way into the most decent stack.
 
longjmp( jmpbufs[ int(rand(sizeof jmpbufs)) ], AND_YOU_WILL_NEVER_GUESS_WHAT_THE_DOG_HAD_IN_HIS_MOUTH );
 
user202362
2:08 AM
Java and C# are like rivaling siblings, they both think they are better than the other. But from outsider's point of view, they are very similar.
 
What does that make PHP?
 
@Quill The brain damaged kid brother who didn't get enough oxygen at birth
He's just over in the corner eating his shoes
 
user202362
@Quill 3rd cousin
 
2:30 AM
Someone please change the title of this question to "Should we cut [corners]?" Bad puns are absolutely essential in burnination question titles. Downvoted for lacking the pun. — matt 7 hours ago
 
2:50 AM
@Telkitty Especially in all the bad ways.
@JamesENL 'Fraid it looks more like foetal alcohol syndrome to me: his mother was drunk as a skunk.
 
@tchrist Ahh I missed the symptoms
 
3:17 AM
what does that make mysql
 
Gimme a C! Gimme an O! Gimme a B! Gimme an udder O! Gimme a Hell! What's that spell?!
 
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user102937
dafuq?
 
?
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user102937
Ack. Durron's been away too long.
 
Try chat.SO
 
user102937
5:12 AM
lots of rooms there.
 
He'd have a chat.SO profile if he talks there
77d ago
 
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@bummi Registered question as false positive.
 
5:44 AM
damn
my bad
good catch
 
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@bummi Error: Could not find the given site.
 
!!/rmblue 21551 softwarerecs.stackexchange.com
 
5:46 AM
@bummi User removed from blacklist (21551 on softwarerecs.stackexchange.com).
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@bummi Blacklisted user.
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sd 3trueu-
See ya, need to wake up earlier tomorrow.
 
6:19 AM
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nice a new name for that
 
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7:58 AM
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@bummi Blacklisted user.
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8:25 AM
 
@SmokeDetector tpu
 
@bummi Blacklisted user.
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8:41 AM
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^ shouldn't anyone also nuke that mail address? I hope no one here would actually reply, but just in case...
 
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@Derpy I actually wanted @Undo to reply. :(
 
@SmokeDetector lul
 
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9:05 AM
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9:23 AM
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@bjb
118
Lojban Language

Proposed Q&A site for linguists, teachers and students of the Lojban language.

Currently in commitment.

 
Quick community question. Did the "Toward a philosophy of Chat" meta discussion ever had a follow up / status update?
 
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9:39 AM
@Derpy CC @Shog
 
@Derpy It did have a FAQ thingy coming with it though, I think.
 
Yep, and since I didn't see anything related in the last months, I was wondering if I missed some blog post or something.
 
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10:26 AM
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11:37 AM
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Why didn't you use skipping instead @bwD?
 
Woke up really early today.
Sorry about that, this is really unusual of me to do.
 
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Hah
 
in Root Access on The Stack Exchange Network Chat, 16 mins ago, by bwDraco
5 hours ago, by bwDraco
Sep 5 '15 at 3:48, by DragonLord
I've experimented with wake-up times as early as 4:45am in the past (because top CEOs often wake up 6am or earlier), but could not get consistent results.
in Root Access on The Stack Exchange Network Chat, 5 hours ago, by bwDraco
To the community: I will be attempting to wake up at much earlier times than I have been for the last several months. I may be very grumpy over the coming days and weeks as I transition to the new schedule, so please be gentle towards me. Thanks.
For more relevant information, see lifehack.org/articles/lifestyle/…
 
11:43 AM
Pats @bwD for not skipping
 
Just trying the experiment again, perhaps as a more sustained effort.
 
11:59 AM
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@bwDraco 20:15-3:15 sleep schedule FTW!
 
@bjb568 That's much too early.
I can't conceivably end the day before 9:00 PM.
in Root Access on The Stack Exchange Network Chat, 39 mins ago, by bwDraco
When I ran the CEO wake-up time experiments last summer, I went to bed as early as 9:00 PM, early enough to cause issues with dinnertime.
 
@bwDraco eh, works for me :)
 
My mom also does not like me waking up before 7:00 AM.
 
I use the iOS app Sleep Cycle.
@bwDraco That's quite late.
Oh, you're a college student. Slacker.
 
user202362
12:11 PM
I am a night person
 
user202362
I enjoy the quietness at the depth of the night
 
user202362
wake up early does nothing other than making me sleepy the whole day
 
@Telkitty That's what I thot too before doing the transition forward 20h to waking up at 3.
 
user202362
I used to code until 1am
 
My problem with going to bed late is that it makes me want to go to bed later and later, essentially putting me on a 25h schedule and wondering where that 1h goes every day.
Coding is too exciting for me to do at night :p
 
12:16 PM
meow
 
user202362
what a fluffy kitty :p
 
user202362
big boned fluffy kitty >_<
 
Right in my backyard. We've actually been having feral cat issues lately.
 
Day: SCHOOL TILL YOU DROP
Afternoon: HOMEWORK
Night: CODING!!!
No time in the day...
 
@bwDraco so you feed that cat well?
 
user202362
12:33 PM
someone in the neighbourhood has been
 
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Meow
I haz rekting ball
 
1:24 PM
another day, another meta ranting about golden badge powers, and yet another that focuses on the numbers instead asking himself if a badge on "discussion" has a reason to be. I don't understand
 
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4:36 PM
> Possible Duplicate:
Any way to send a personal message to another user?
Does SO need social networking features to improve the experience for expert users?
(This is not a duplicate of Does SO need social networking features to improve the experience for expert users? or Any way to send a personal message to another user?—see comments thread below).
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Q: Can we finally have some social-networking features on here?

Mark Cidade Possible Duplicate: Any way to send a personal message to another user? Does SO need social networking features to improve the experience for expert users? (This is not a duplicate of Does SO need social networking features to improve the experience for expert users? or Any way to se...

Gotta love some salty irony.
Hmm . . . sometimes people call anything they dislike on the internet "spam"
 
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4:52 PM
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!!/alive
 
@bummi Of course
 
!!/amiprivileged
 
@bummi Yes, you are a privileged user.
 
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4:55 PM
@bummi FP doesn't have a reply associated. If you command FP- though, the message will be deleted if posted less than 2 minutes ago.
 
@IͶΔ thx
 
@bummi welcome
!!/coffee
 
@IͶΔ brews coffee for @IͶΔ
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@tchrist Well, I know I'm not sleeping tonight.
 
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[ SmokeDetector ] Bad keyword in body, link at end of body, pattern-matching website in body: Balanced healthful Forbes Flawless by Forbes Flawless on drupal.stackexchange.com
 
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[ SmokeDetector ] Few unique characters in body: Deleted for certain reasons by Dude1310 on math.stackexchange.com
 
@bjb568 is multiplying:
 
6:37 PM
[ SmokeDetector ] Offensive answer detected: Running custom software on an Airport Extreme base station? by Steve Morrison on apple.stackexchange.com
 
:o
 
[ SmokeDetector ] Offensive answer detected: Getting "screen overlay detected" to go away by Jjjj on android.stackexchange.com (@AndrewT.)
 
7:07 PM
New router shipped :D
 
Such excite.
 
@Mooseman @BJB cloning. This world finally meets its apocalypse.
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@IͶΔ :o
 
How do you get -2 on a User was removed? the 2 points came from an edit on their post, maybe?
 
@AaronHall Yes I think.
 
7:12 PM
Or a combination of upvotes and downvotes.
 
I didn't think posts got removed, though.
 
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Q: Reputation feed behaviour after suggested edit post is removed - User removed vs Post removed

Simon AdcockI recently lost 2 points of rep, with the reason "User was removed". It's likely that this is because I had received 2 points for a suggested edit, and then lost it when the user and the user's posts were removed. Which is cool. On another question, there's a brief conversation about why this hap...

 
[ SmokeDetector ] Bad keyword in title, phone number detected in title: Get Outlook Technical Support 1-888-683-4880 by MARRYA MARRYA on askubuntu.com
 
I didn't think it was net, though, it actually told me both +2 and -2.
 
@SmokeDetector tpu-
 
7:25 PM
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Q: String split to javascript Object

David BmI have string coming from the server: //A 123|155-244 The first numbers always means 'Red' Numbers after | always means 'Green' Numbers after -always means 'Blue' The issue here is that Green and Blue can come back in either order: //B 123-244|155 Or they can be missing entirely: //...

DV to remove from HNQs.
 
@SmokeDetector fp
 
@Mooseman Registered answer as false positive.
 
8:33 PM
We are taking down the Stack Overflow secondary SQL servers for hardware upgrades now. There should be no user impact.
 
Too bad.
I'm sleeping Nick.
 
@Feeds *waits
 
8:49 PM
Interesting, I've now got the 10000 XP privilages on Sci Fi SE.
 
rep !== XP
 
@Mooseman Yeah, it's called reputation here.
(We call it "XP" there yonder on that other site (PerlMonks) where I have 19850 of it, and we call vote totals "node reputation", so the names are confusing.)
 
Ahhhhhhhhh
 
@b_jonas Node reputation? o_0
 
@bjb568 Yes, because posts are called nodes. For historical reasons.
And the reputation of the node (if it's of a votable type) is the number of upvotes minus the number of downvotes.
The terminology comes from the Everything2 site, which is where the website engine distantly originates.
There are lots of differences between other details though.
Like how threads work and who can vote and stuff like that.
 
9:03 PM
huh. Somehow I never realized that PerlMonks was related to E2
probably because I don't use Perl
still
 
@Shog9 Very distantly related. It went in a different direction from the moment it was created, and is quite old now.
A lot of policy and technical details are changed.
 
Hey Mr. @Shog9 -- long time, no see! How's life?
 
still ongoing - I'll let you know when it wraps up
how's yourself?
 
Glad to hear it haha -- I have post-death tasks queued on a server as well
Programming time vs. significant other has been an interesting balance for me
 
9:19 PM
@Mooseman "interesting times" interesting, I assume?
 
@Shog9 - I was curious (sorry for the out of the blue question) if in your opinion - or if you have stats that were posted somewhere (I looked but couldn't find them) - there is a correlation between total questions closed per reputation order of magnitude? Which is to say, do higher reputation users have a smaller percent of their questions closed than lower reputation users?
 
@Shog9 :o
@TravisJ To the data explorer!
 
@TravisJ you can probably estimate this yourself
 
By my estimate, there is a correlation. Higher reputation users tend to have more famous questions than lower reputation users, and tend to have many questions listed which are currently not closed as a whole.
@Mooseman - I should really finish up my work on making the data explorer work with linq :( I am not as familiar with the plain sql commands.
 
@TravisJ here, do something interesting with that
 
10:09 PM
@Shog9 - Awesome!
 
10:32 PM
@Mooseman Ok, so, I never figured this out. Is significant other supposed to mean somebody who is 1) significant and 2) not yourself? So as apposed to significant self, i.e. overinflated ego? How does that relate to romantic affection? Is it a distinction between a person and a hand or something?
 
@bjb568 1) Yes, 2) Yes. An overinflated ego would be futile. Romantic affection in the fact that nobody is as significant to me -- including myself -- as they are. I'm not sure why you're referring to significant limbs
 
@Mooseman So prioritizing their needs over yours? That sounds intrinsically wrong.
 
@bjb568 That's love...
Cats don't understand love
Dogs do, but not to the same extent
 
I tend to prefer treating people who I involve myself with, and thus have value, as humans.
 
So are you a human or not?
 
10:42 PM
In a sense.
 
Meaninggggg
 
¡kahtman!
 
Deploy the bat cat signal!
 
mew
 
user202362
11:23 PM
purr?
 
It's somehow annoying that VLQ and NAA are handled different on SE sites, you get declines because content should have been flagged as VLQ to bypass the Mod pipe on one site, then you try to improve your behavior and flag an answer which needs to be removed as VLQ on another and get a decline because it was not flagged as NAA (stated to be NAA by the mod as comment below the NAA). Is it really necessary to distinguish that way for a content which just needs to be removed?
 
@bummi Review queues are not as valuable as they should be...
 
user315433
[ SmokeDetector ] Email in body: arglin A and other optimization problem by PAUL on math.stackexchange.com
 
11:38 PM
@SmokeDetector del
 
morning
 
user202362
morning
 
I'm somehow sensitive about declines, I appreciate them if I made a mistake and content should not be removed, or a "red" flag was not appropriate.
Declines can AFAIK only be given by a Mod, else it would be disputes. So the information is "Your flag is not useful", and that's what I don't agree.
If it's a problem of the pipe direction and how to keep the mods free than it's hard to keep in mind how to flag where, especially NAA and VLQ where the discussion does not have been solved final.
btw if some wants to flag somehow: serverfault.com/a/757529/185961
 
@bummi On Lifehacks I try to give real feedback rather than use the form replies. This is harder for mods on high-volume sites such as SO and SU...
@bummi Mod already commented
 
I know, I just don't understand why it does not just get removed
It's a quote from the question above (which would be borderline abusive) or of some output from his system
 

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