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Stack Overflow Lobby

The beginner-friendly chat room for all users on Stack Overflow. Here, you can have real-time conversations with others in the community, learn, discover, and solve together, and more - no matter your reputation score. Learn more: https://chat.stackoverflow.com/faq

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CodeBender

19:11

Hey all! Good morning, good afternoon, or good evening, wherever you may be.

I’m on the team working on this new chat room, and we’re curious how it’s been feeling so far. Now that some of you’ve had a bit to settle in, we’d love to hear what’s working, what’s weird, what’s missing...Anything really that's been on your mind re: chat.

If you’d like to share, here's a Q to kick things off (or just drop whatever thoughts you’ve got!)

Question of the Day: What brought you to the Stack Overflow Chat Lobby today? What were your first impressions of this beginner chat room?

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Starship

Fri 20:58

@FadhilouMbow Please use English; Stack Overflow requires content to be in English. If English isn't a language you can communicate in, there are alternative sites available in the community that may be in a language you are more fluent in.

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user3700562

21:08

Software development was fun in the 80s and 90s. today not so much anymore

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cocomac

21:29

@Yhonax Nope, most of us are humans :)

TylerH

21:22

@CodeBender maybe filter users to language-specific rooms. Each room can have its own set of owners who are users of that language, and each room can talk about whatever it wants in addition to that language, but it's "the place to go" to chat about that language. Key word: informal discussions, not formal "I have this bug, here is my MCVE, please help me" situations

cocomac

20:22

@LilYvngE How are you creating the object? It sounds like you should be doing something like x = Matatu(a, b, c). Having the line of def __init__(...) for the class would help too

CodeBender

19:34

Also, would love to hear from those who are new to Stack as well if you have any first impressions, thoughts, feedback on the beginner room - don't be shy :)

EmmaBee

16:07

@Starship 💡 Maybe one day, chat could act like a kind of search, so when someone asks a question, it could surface an exact match, a similar question, or let us know if nothing like it exists yet.

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Closey

17:44

If only we had a room owner that could time people out or even moderate the room (without resorting to the nuclear option of flags)

roganjosh

16:28

Your favourite search engine

Starship

15:43

@MattHawkins The reason for this is generally just that there are so many more people who don't know the rules (and a smaller group who intentionally disobey them) than people who spend time helping to enforce the rules. So a lot of things slip through. I'd personally estimate that there are millions of questions here which should be closed but aren't.

premeg

07:07

whoa stackoverflow's response to AI is a chatroom from the year 2000

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Nabeel khan

08:09

now I have thinking learn some gui in c++ but how

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Closey

13:11

@ShitijBhatnagar Change the toner in the printer

Abdul Aziz Barkat

09:13

@あきらアキラ Sort it, afterwards the problem becomes much simpler. You could also choose to use an extra array of booleans and map positive numbers to indexes in the new array (set the index to True), and find the first False index

Abdelkader

05:41

then in firefox:

Abdelkader

05:40

Open OWASP ZAP.
Go to:
Tools -> Options -> Dynamic SSL Certificates
Click “Save” to export ZAP’s root certificate as a .cer file.

Colin Kemp

03:01

docker run -d -p 8080:8080 -p 50000:50000 jenkins/jenkins:latest

Lundin

yst 14:20

...which is really strange since you can't possibly succeed as programmer in Portugal/Brazil if you don't even know basic English.

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NEILJHON VILLANUEVA

00:58

sms-txt.net

Palak Pandey

yst 20:43

from fpdf import FPDF

# Create PDF
pdf = FPDF()
pdf.set_auto_page_break(auto=True, margin=15)
pdf.add_page()
pdf.set_font("Arial", size=12)

# Content
chapters = {
"1. General Organic Chemistry (GOC)": [
"Classification: Acyclic, Cyclic (Aromatic, Aliphatic)",
"Bonding: Covalent, sp3/sp2/sp hybridization",
"Electronic Effects: Inductive, Resonance, Hyperconjugation, Electromeric",
"Intermediates: Carbocation, Carbanion, Free Radical, Carbene",
"Nucleophiles & Electrophiles",
"Reactions: Substitution, Addition, Elimination, Rearrangement",

Closey

yst 19:18

I don't know, "laziness" is certainly a plausible answer. And again: "regular" users.

roganjosh

yst 17:05

@AlejandroLozanoCruz you will just need to find a number and report it to them. They should have some variable to make the current route unpreferential. I've not seen it myself, though. This is pretty niche stuff and was a bit of a nightmare when we were doing it with self-hosted OSRM, let alone google maps

Yunnosch

yst 17:02

@AlejandroLozanoCruz Instead of reporting (untrue, if I understood you correctly) road blocks ... did you consider giving the drivers navigation descriptions? Or tell them which roads to avoid? Or cooperate with the (most likely well motivated for cooperation) local authorities to put up corresponding road signs?

Richard

yst 15:44

hi

Yunnosch

yst 15:21

@qj It looks like you are answering a yes/no question I asked. But I did not. What I asked is what puzzle you are referring to. I have seen a link to some webcontent, but instead of helping you to create traffic there I would prefer to help you with a puzzle you outline here or in a question on main Q&A part of StackOverflow.

roshan kumar

yst 12:58

how custom exception import

Jom

yst 12:02

oplol

Mikail Amin

yst 10:32

i am trying to boot to bootloader mode in oppo a95 using "adb reboot bootloader" it reboot to bootloader for 1 sec and then automatically reboot to system again

Lundin

Mon 13:09

@vBlackOut Once you have something done and working, you can submit it at codereview.stackexchange.com for peer review. The Code review site is different from Stack Overflow since it requires complete and working programs, whereas Stack Overflow is mainly about trouble-shooting specific issues.

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Lundin

yst 09:10

Btw linked lists aren't even nearly as useful these days as they used to be either, because the assumption that moving around data in a static array is slower than manipulating pointers of a linked list is nonsense... And has been so since the 1980s somewhere when data cache memories were invented. So consider why they are making you study linked lists to begin with.

cocomac

yst 02:24

@SevenChalices No problem, happy to help!

Hamza Gormit

yst 01:41

send me a link you all have stores

Lucas Gutierrez Sudário

Mon 23:26

help me please

Perla Refugio

Mon 22:48

hi

cocomac

Mon 22:38

@SevenChalices The short answer is "no". The somewhat longer answer is "not officially, but it's been requested; however, there is the ChatExchange library". See also this MSE post and the ones it links too.

John B

Mon 22:04

@HoussamRabaa What exactly are you asking about?

avi giri

Mon 20:12

Hello

roganjosh

Fri 15:48

To get anything out of this room, you can't just assume that everyone knows a) what language you're using or b) how your code is set up. There is a reason people ask for an MCVE. Otherwise, you'd be more productive just screaming into the void because it'll at least reduce your internal pressure

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Thalionâth

Mon 19:44

That's because the branch does not exist. Create it by adding -c: git switch -c main

Yunnosch

Mon 19:33

@anissa My pleasure. I send you to turorial because I am not solid enough in git commandline and error message by heart to go on. I suspect that you do not have a "main", but do not know how to make you debug that. So, learn playing with git, how to get a status and other information on current state and configuration. I think you will very soon in a tutorial learn the right thing. It might be git status, but no promises.

Yunnosch

Mon 19:31

@anissa Note however, that dropping the "<>" got you a better kind of error. Before you got an error because your entered command line did not make it past parsing. Now you get one where git is at lest processing it and then complains about something with "main". Others can correct me, but I think you are one step closer.

John B

Mon 19:12

@FélylénaMbz Have you tried asking this as a question on Stack Overflow? stackoverflow.com/questions/ask

starball

Mon 18:59

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A: How do you switch between branches in Visual Studio Code with Git?

For those who prefer the keyboard: Open the Command Palette (Ctrl+Shift+P). Type part of: Git: Checkout to... Press Enter to view a list of your branches. Select a branch by typing to filter or by using the arrow keys. Press Enter to switch to that branch. You can also assign a keyboard ...

Ben Matthews

Mon 18:58

@anissa You mean change the branch you are working in?

Anish

Sat 11:35

hello,anyone here who current learning web dev.

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Wollzy

Mon 17:31

c++ is a great language to learn when kicking off a CS degree because you understand what is happening closer to the hardware and ultimately makes you more flexible when changing languages since you have a better understanding what happens during and after compilation. IMO this helps a lot when choosing what data structures to use since you have likely implemented them by hand in C++

Yunnosch

Fri 08:48

Hi everybody.
Anybody here has the impression that their particular question is drowning among totally unrelated chats by others who seem to only want their question answered instead of trying to help with answering yours?
Let me know. There is an alternative which allows you to focus and entire page on only your question and attract mostly people who know the topic and the involved mechanisms.

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Aadhil Ahamed

Mon 16:58

@Bedo This is a controversial topic. I suggest you look at surveys like the StackOverflow and JetBrains surveys. You will see most used language has changed over the years, and it isn't meant to be used or learn the most used one without considering the relevance.

Old Uncle Ho

Mon 14:50

thanks, eh?