The Nineteenth Byte

@MartinBüttner If we had the space, we could have the top 7 and Moe's Choice (as in the mods pick a few extra awards, should be a better name for this) so the mods can throw in Rookie of the Year, or something

Moe's. I meant Mod's

Martin Büttner

@Zgarb yep

Thanks for the links, I'll check those out

@Sherlock9 Hm, nice idea, but it also has the problem of creating too many categories for people to check out in detail.

6:47 PM

Clearly the answer is to have one thread, every answer is an award, we add nominations to the answer, making extra long "answers" then do the voting after

I tried making a GIF of a CA with one of those online GIF makers...

It failed horrendously.

Martin Büttner

@Sherlock9 the voting still requires that many posts and that many candidates to pay attention to

Their logo covers half the thing.

But only half as much, at that point

What about Google poll things. The surveys

Q: Userscript for easily replying in Stack Exchange chat

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In SE chat, there are two different ways to mention people: A "ping" to just get a user's attention, and a "reply" that points out a specific message by the user. This script makes it so that beginning a message with (by default) @username@, the message is made a reply to username's most recent m...

Does this actually work? I can't seem to get it to run

6:55 PM

@PhiNotPi I forget, but I think there's a Python module to help with that

^ tada!

@Quill works for me

Fatalize

@PhiNotPi the shape is a bit... dubious

actually hang on i've updated it more since posting that question and not getting any answers :P

github.com/undergroundmonorail/easyreply/blob/master/… try this

well, I was about to review it, but I couldn't even get it to run

6:56 PM

Black cells are B/S, green are B2/S, blue are B1/S.

that's very odd

Belated thanks @RikerW

tbh i'm not sure what to do about that question because i know you're not supposed to edit it to update the code, but it's no longer the current code so i'm not sure how useful answers will be? but i guess anything that helps me wrap my head around how javascript is supposed to be is useful in that if nothing else

@PhiNotPi green and yellow?

It's light green, I checked.

6:59 PM

@Quill is there a place where I can post broken code for review?

@TanMath uh, Stack Overflow...

broken, unreviewed code -> SO -> working, unreviewed code -> CR -> working reviewed code

you forgot golfed, unreadable code -> PPCG

most of your regulars review each other's answers to help shave bytes off anyway

that's true

@PhiNotPi oh, so dark/light is dead/alive?

7:01 PM

yes

@Quill but over there my question got closed too!

read the on-topic guides before posting man

@TanMath Don't post code that won't build/run. Get those bugs out yourself ;)

@quintopia It runs, but calculates the wrong result

@TanMath Ah, well, you can post that, as long as you follow all guidelines and considerations to ensure the question is of interest to all and that answers will be high quality and useful to all

7:09 PM

@quintopia I did that...question got closed!

ah well...

I think the fact that the code takes a few hours to run annoys people.

@undergroundmonorail there's no answers yet, you can still update your question

@TanMath I believe it is appropriate when I say "No shit, Sherlock"