R nostupidquestions

Here you'll find a bunch of different subreddit ranking lists, r nostupidquestions. You can click a subreddit name to see stats graphs, etc. Click on the link icon next to the subreddit's name to go directly to the subreddit.

McDonald's is dropping four anime shorts along with a new sauce and a two-day pop-up. It honors their vision and celebrates their creativity, while authentically bringing it to life in our restaurants for the first time ever. The exclusive series was made in collaboration with Studio Pierrot, the anime studio responsible for eternally popular anime like Bleach, Naruto, and Tokyo Ghoul. Each episode focuses on one of four different anime subgenres, including action, fantasy, romance, and mecha — heck yes, there will be more robots — and the series can be viewed by visiting WcDonalds. Use limited data to select advertising.

R nostupidquestions

What happens if the same question gets asked 10, times? Absolutely nothing. Search engines will filter them for us. Pointless gatekeeping. This is incorrect and a misunderstanding and underestimation of the unpaid volunteer answerers who scan the queue of questions to look for interesting things to answer. The valuable high-rep SO users do not like wading through bad and duplicate questions. It's a waste of their time. The volunteer answerers don't interface with the list of new SO questions queue via de-duped Google search results. When I started typing this comment, the sibling comment by setr was grayed out. Const-me on Sept 3, parent next [—]. I disagree. Nobody forces me to answer every question asked on SO. You know what is a waste of my time?

There's also the other group of desirable experts providing answers.

.

A core goal of community is to be a friendly place to chat about topics related to data science, R, and RStudio. We know that posting to technical forums can be intimidating. But know that many here would love to see you overcome your inhibition and engage with us. Check Out R Documentation - R has built in documentation on packages and functions. For example typing? Search - Be sure to search for the basic keywords of your question with your favorite search engine, Stack Overflow, and R-Help.

R nostupidquestions

And why is Mike secretly buying lottery tickets? How can you strive for excellence without overworking yourself? Why is perfectionism on the rise? And is Angela part of the problem? Does anyone have any real agency? And why did Angela give up on philosophy? Should you shout your sins from the rooftops?

Ben ten fanfiction crossover

Just seems like it's the same problem but with a different name. If you haven't read through the 2 meta stackexchange threads I cited in my comment you replied to, please do so to get a glimpse of this collective psychology. The answerers are definitly more valuable, because it's hard to actually answer questions in the first place, and there's only the reward of intellectual stimulation for doing so. Programmers in general definitely have more of a smartass "lmgtfy"[0] type of defense against people wasting their time on a question forum. I don't really care that a similar question has been answered before, I'm happy to focus on the subtle differences and specifics of this question and try to make a good answer. I've experienced the same thing before. By making the site completely biased towards the answerer, stackoverflow gets good answers, at the cost of turning away some questioners. Comments Per Day. This is incorrect and a misunderstanding and underestimation of the unpaid volunteer answerers who scan the queue of questions to look for interesting things to answer. It would be pretty weird if a small group really "need" the "right" to suppress a larger group of their co-users just because the questions are programming-related. With the tag enforcement means who can triage new posts to tag them appropriately when a co-user does not. I helped mostly specific people, not the common knowledge. This data is likely out of date or inaccurate now that Reddit has decided to kill the open ecosystem that existed around Reddit.

And why is Mike secretly buying lottery tickets?

Develop and improve services. Rapzid on Sept 3, parent [—]. You can click a subreddit name to see stats graphs, etc. If you haven't read through the 2 meta stackexchange threads I cited in my comment you replied to, please do so to get a glimpse of this collective psychology. For example, if you're signed up to lemmy. I don't really care that a similar question has been answered before, I'm happy to focus on the subtle differences and specifics of this question and try to make a good answer. The moderators who are insufficiently annoyed by a duplicate question that they want to link it can surely propose a link, but just like answers are accepted, a duplicate closure should be accepted. I don't earn any money from this site, and if my calculations are correct it'd cost me a couple thousand dollars per month with their new API pricing, so yeah. Note 3 : Lemmy is based on the same technology as Mastodon. Use limited data to select advertising. It makes sense they'd defend such a right vigorously to keep it though. The power to ruin someone else's experience is a heavy-handed alternative to some basic filtering. Without the tag "enforcement" means censoring a co-user and the problem manifests as "who can wield this authority fairly and justly against their co-users"?