The Whiteboard

12:52 PM

It looks interesting. Might want to add some more details to the readme file so people can get a better idea of what is happening without digging into the code. Not so sure about requiring a vagrant machine but okay. In any event, as other people have mentioned, this is not the right place for this sort of thing and neither is code review. Possibly the programmers stackexchange. Or maybe reddit or sitepoint. — Cerad 58 secs ago

gnat

1:42 PM

free spam flags: programmers.stackexchange.com/a/331714/31260

2:36 PM

Please post this on Programmers or some other SE Community. As it is this question is too broad for SO. — Igor 56 secs ago

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Aaron Hall

3:55 PM

hi!

Q: Are Career Advice questions useful to anyone except the poster?

4:12 PM

http://programmers.stackexchange.com/questions/tagged/career-advice http://programmers.stackexchange.com/questions/tagged/career-guidance There seem to be a fair number of "should I leave this job" questions. Are they actually useful to anyone except the OP? Do they add to the value of the si...

discussion on-topic-definition

@ThomasOwens: This post is outdated. ^^ I don't think we accept any sort of career-advice questions anymore, even if they are programming-related.

Kit Z. Fox

Hi!

HI!

4:29 PM

@RobertHarvey Is that linked to anywhere?

And I think you're right, but I don't know of any Meta discussion about it.

It's linked in the Help/Ask page.

Hm. Yeah, I think you're right it's out dated, but I just tried searching on Meta and didn't find anything more definitive.

I'll write one, I guess.

Cool. Also, do you think that such FAQ type things should be CW'd?

How much rep do you need to edit a CW post in meta?

As long as not any random individual can wander in and make gratuitous edits, I'm OK with that.

That said, folks really should have 2000 rep if they want to edit FAQ posts.

4:40 PM

100 rep for CW posts. I suppose that is low. I thought it was 500.

Which would be enough for people who have some level of positive participation. But at 100, all you need is enough rep on a random site.

Aaron Hall

4:51 PM

You can always make it a CW later, right?

Q: Are Career-Advice Questions On-Topic Here?

CW is designed for crowdsourcing. Frankly, it takes a pretty good wordsmith to write these things, and if someone needs a change, they usually indicate with a comment, and I usually oblige.

@ThomasOwens Well, that was easy.

I have a question about Education, Finding a job, Interviews, Training materials, Classes, Certifications, Skill sets, Marketing, Job stress, Workplace interaction, Skills assessment Business development General management Attitude adjustment Are any of these subjects on-topic here?

discussion scope faq-proposed

Aaron Hall

👆 apply upvotes liberally.

flagged the old post as a dupe of the new.

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AShelly

7:41 PM

why not edit the old instead?

8:00 PM

This is not a specific question and is bound to start an opinion based conversation. SO is for specific question to codes challenges. Maybe try this on programmers.stackexchange.com — nerdlyist 29 secs ago

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9:45 PM

SO is not a programmers-for-hire service for your homework. Please come back when you have made an effort at this problem and have a specific question to ask. — Joe C 50 secs ago

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