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@Nordine Lotfi: didn't know that phone company either hmm
@NordineLotfi Haven't heard of which company? - 1G uses a few different standards, NMT among them. The company SkyLink only operates in Russia. The other companies mentioned in the link are: Nokia (then Mobira), Ericsson, Storno (then owned by General Electric, later taken over by Motorola) and AP (later taken over by Philips) - I'm guessing that you've heard of those.
Orange covers a limited part of Europe: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orange_S.A.#Mobile vs en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vodafone#Europe
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@202324: @JourneymanGeek ping me to bounty cms where aret
@202324 feels at this point like it would be pointless. There's now an official response from someone in the loop for how the hires happen, and a solid timeline about something Short of the actual job ads, and hiring, which are apparently coming within the next 18 months (3 to 6 timesters? :D ) I think my goals - of getting visibility and a response to the question are met.
Can also happen if you participated in a site in the past, but forgot completely about it. As an example, I asked a question on Android Enthusiasts five years after my last question there, and I didn't know which tags to use either (the tag I wanted to use didn't exist so that made the situation worse).
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@Catija @Catija I guess you could add something to Jira by adding the tag, then removing it during the grace period. Can that be done, or is it a scheduled task that adds them?
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in Charcoal HQ on The Stack Exchange Network Chat, 18 hours ago, by Robert Columbia
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@JourneymanGeek RE your recent status-review tag: thanks for adding that, that was one thing I brought up in my February interview with Lisa
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@user152859 @ShadowWizardWearingMask Putting the card in your phone and pushing the button takes maybe 20 seconds, it works instantly.
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in Root Access on The Stack Exchange Network Chat, yesterday, by gparyani
Am upgrading my old 1999 computer to run on modern parts. Upgraded the RAM from factory 96 MB to 384 MB, replaced old 10 GB HDD with M.2 SSD and PATA converter, installed an Nvidia GeForce FX 5600 to replace the Riva 128, replaced the modem card with a Wi-Fi card, and upgraded the PSU from 70 W to 420 W.
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Classic stalling of time. I'll be quiet about it for now, but if anything will really be done in less than a year I'll be really really really surprised. </rant> </going-to-relax> <coffee-is-needed>
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Ryan Donovan on September 16, 2020
The next big revolution in coding practice might be closer than we think, and it involves helping computers to code themselves. By utilizing natural language processing and neural networks, some researchers think that within a few years we can remove humans entirely from the coding process. If you work as a coder, you’ll be glad to hear that they are wrong.
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@Journeyman Geek @JourneymanGeek If the first serious attempts at world domination run on code primarily scraped from Stack Overflow, I'm sure we'll be fine.
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@Catija: :8557499 on a walk with Gus. Is it super urgent or can it wait an hour?
@Catija it can wait an hour unless you want a whiny person to be cross-posting their complaints about being chat-banned for being disruptive with mod flags hitting them, and then cross-posting ot AU because the system imposed a year long chat ban because they're banned on their parent site (not Ask Ubuntu)
Hi, I wanted to chat about very general, basic questions to follow up on this MSO (not MSE) question: meta.stackoverflow.com/q/401119 . Can I chat here, or do you recommend some other chat room? I could not find any appropriate chat rooms on SO: chat.stackoverflow.com . Thank you for the help!
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My questions are about this thread: meta.stackoverflow.com/q/401119 . What should I do next about implementing the retagging changes proposed in the highly upvoted single answer and accepted by me?
The tracking answer would go under your current post Much like it is described here: meta.stackoverflow.com/questions/324070
Also worth mentioning that mods are not subject matter experts. So if they get a tag merge / burn /synonym they have to rely on the community members to get it right. And I'm sure they don't want to click buttons only to find out two hours later that they removed the PHP tag from Stack Overflow ....
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@rene One final question. OK to create [vcf-variant-call-format] new tag now, and apply it to untagged questions, or give it more time? I have enough rep to suggest the new tag and suggest tag info/wiki, and to edit questions (these would be within my circle of competence as a bioinformatician). This way, everyone will get a more clear idea of how useful it is, and where it is all going in 6-8 weeks.
@Timur Shtatland @TimurShtatland creating the tag seems fine to me. I would still track that action in an answer. If you suggest excerpt and wiki make sure you don't plagiarize it and that you describe when the tag should be applied (for which type of questions / which topics etc). see: meta.stackexchange.com/questions/214337/…
@Nordine Lotfi @NordineLotfi SO Jon Skeet with 35,092 answers has the most rep, but Gordon Linoff has answered 72,750 and is expected to possibly overtake Jon in rep at some point.
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@DavidPostill @DavidPostill Interesting! Any link where those stats can be seen? So i can follow the changes later on :D
@Nordine Lotfi @NordineLotfi here is a networkwide SEDE query: data.stackexchange.com/stackoverflow/query/1295190 so that is for one user their answer count across all sites.
@DavidPostill @DavidPostill That Linoff will overtake Skeet is a virtual certainty. While both earn well over 200/day Jon is on a downward curve while Gordon is increasing:
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@10Rep Yes...the only way it would take Gordon until 2 million to pass Jon would be if the latter becomes very active again at some point in the next 3 years, to "hold off" the former from passing. Note also at this point that both Gordon and Jon probably cap off their daily rep of 20 upvotes without having to answer many questions. They are both out for green checkmarks only at this point. — Tim Biegeleisen Aug 21 at 2:34
And, it's not from being given bounties either: stackoverflow.com/users/1144035/gordon-linoff?tab=bounties stackoverflow.com/users/22656/jon-skeet?tab=bounties --- scratches head.
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> I will never match the leader Jon Skeet because who had a head start of many years. - Gordon Linoff, August 26 2014 - Man of ZERO Accepts.
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@Ollie @Ollie maybe search on the post tagged for javascript, you might find something that work for you :D
@Sonic the Masked Werehog @SonictheMaskedWerehog Well, part of me wasn't expecting an answer to that so soon, so maybe give the wheels a few days to turn
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I believe it's not the only major reason: since a lots of spams aren't 100% automated, the human factor was (obviously) affected in some ways during the lockdown...
And even in the case it would be 100% automated, the place where it would run (local server etc) would be affected by possible cut-down on the internet/electricity (as this happened in some part during lockdown too)
And even in the case it would be 100% automated, the place where it would run (local server etc) would be affected by possible cut-down on the internet/electricity (as this happened in some part during lockdown too)
@Sonic the Masked Werehog @SonictheMaskedWerehog probably any topics where product can be mentioned/sold imo
@Spevacus @Spevacus even if it can be done, let's say "statistically", it will never be accurate, since there no way to know unless you were there, physically, next to the spammer when doing the deeds (or if you know who made the attempt at least).
@user400654 @user400654 Yes, but you can also think/doubt that it can be human based (eg: someone trolling, etc)
@user400654 @user400654 that's true, but doubts can be opinionated, so you can't be sure of it, even if majority think it is the case (unless existing physical proof this was done by a human/bot)
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@Catija @Catija if the last half of that pic is actually real (in term of factual knowledge) then this is every more funny
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@Ollie @Ollie not sure? I'm not an expert. I tend to default to "whatever behavior happens in an actual post, assume that's the "correct" behavior and the preview should present it accurately, regardless of whether the "correct" version is truly correct.
@Thomas Ward @ThomasWard check my message above which give a bit of background (blame internet connection, came after yours...)
i mean, in theory you could ask in the Mathematics room but I don't know enough about the Math chatrooms to see if they'll be receptive
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in Charcoal HQ on The Stack Exchange Network Chat, 28 mins ago, by Thomas Ward
Metasmoke will be going down in approximately 15 minutes for a 30-minute outage (at most - at the least 10 minutes), the host system running the VMs has a dying drive in it and it needs replaced for the integrity of that compute node in the VMware cluster.
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