Though not daily, from time to time it would be really good to be able to use typesetting (like MathML, Latex, etc) to be able to express formulas etc for theoretical stuff.
In the long run, I think the site would benefit from it since it would encourage more detailed explanations in question/an...
@MasterDatabase One of the objections is performance - but aren't we constantly being told (well, if you look it up anyway) how efficient SE is and how the whole site is practically running on the spare CPU cycles of Joel Spolsky's mother's washing machine?
Following up on the answer in a comment on meta with a message in chat?
I guess that's one way to avoid down votes
LOL
btw I haven't closed it as a dupe because I don't mind us revisiting this after 4 years
I don't remember it all that well, but I think the performance objections were more about client rendering speed than the impact on the servers.
You'd also have to think about the impact of TeX-specific bugs appearing on dba, or breaking existing posts in some way...and so on. I don't think it's necessarily as simple as just turning it on and enjoying the benefits.
This other meta Q & A is a great place to explore performance (especially scrolling speed):
(Deutsch: MathJax: LaTeX Basic Tutorial und Referenz)
To see how any formula was written in any question or answer, including this one, right-click on the expression it and choose "Show Math As > TeX Commands". (When you do this, the '$' will not display. Make sure you add these. See the next p...
tl;dr; Planned service interruption that will impact all Stack Overflow/Stack Exchange sites, Jobs, Chat, and Teams. All sites will be read-only for up to an hour on Saturday, March 7, 2020. Enterprise cloud-hosted instances will not be impacted.
Short Version:
There will be a service degradati...
For a short time I was confused by "Intermediate Version of What's Taking Place?", because I read it at first as "[Intermediate Version of What]'s Taking Place?" rather than as "Intermediate Version of [What's Taking Place?]"
@Taryn Is Score in Comments nullable because the column was added to the table later and NULL was just a fast way of adding it? There seem to be no nulls in that column, and it's not obvious what null would mean.
This is weird. I haven't made any changes to my SQL or application code in quite some time, yet in the last few days, it's suddenly started throwing tons of errors. It seems to be related to how PostGIS's function "ST_MakeEnvelope" has started outputting more than four "corners" or "coordinates",...
On an unrelated topic - how come my newly created postgres roles can't log in? Everything except the postgres user gets an "password authentication failed for user" error. None of the Google results appear to be related so I have to assume I'm creating the role incorrectly somehow.
This is my first semi-serious foray into postgres so it's safe to assume that the dumbest possible answer to my question is probably correct.
I got this error When I'm trying to run the Code.
I searched the site like this problem
But It couldn't solve my problem.
When I'm trying to create superuser with my username (which is TCOYUKSEL) , It create another one with "tcoyuksel"
ozgur.py Line 9 db = psycopg2.connect("dbname=news"...
Curiously, the SQL Server system catalogs prefer snake case while the famous demo database AdventureWorks uses camel case. For some reason I find this rather minor issue very puzzling