I have just seen this within the past few days and cannot figure out how it works. The video I talk about is here:
It's the top rated answer from this Stack Overflow question: Why was this program rejected by three compilers?
How is this bitmap able to show a C++ program for "Hello World"?
Piet is an esoteric programming language designed by David Morgan-Mar, whose programs are bitmaps that look like abstract art. The compilation is guided by a "pointer" that moves around the image, from one continuous coloured region to the next. Procedures are carried through when the pointer exits a region.
There are 20 colours for which behaviour is specified: 18 "colourful" colours, which are ordered by a 6-step hue cycle and a 3-step brightness cycle; and black and white which are not ordered. When exiting a "colourful" colour and entering another one, the performed procedure is d...
@Krazer There was originally an invensetation prodigy, who created the field of invensting. He learned all he could about invensting, and became the first leader in his field--the Great Invenstor. Because of him, for generations, others have learned to create great invenison and reinvension from his teachings.
Yes, invensegations are strongly recommended. But one who is educated well in invensetation does not require one.
The benefits of invensing can be grand. One can connect deeply within themselves, and people often use it to reach a physical peak. Even if they do it repeatedly, though, some never go through the process of being recognized invenstors.
I'm not sure one could classify oneself as a reinvenstor. They'd have to make a habit of reinvensing themselves. I would consider such a person an avid invenstor.
I edited some questions before, but am no longer able to click the edit button. I thought there was a problem with the specific question, but I cannot click it on any question.
What's going on?
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@Znau I doubt anyone here can help you with that directly since this room is for Anime & Manga and none of us are mods on SU. Did you try asking on Super User Meta or in chat over there?
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@Eric Not really. You can just do a Google search for the entire Tag Wiki text (or some subset) and test if most of the text is lifted from somewhere else.
I have noticed that I have a number of questions that aren't answered and probably won't be answered, and so even though they have upvotes, they aren't very useful or productive questions. This is one of them. Is there any merit to keeping questions like these or should I just delete it?
I'm already bored of this. Searching for plagiarized tag wikis is boring and I don't even get any rep or badges or anything out of it. Plus it seems like almost half the ones I've seen could be argued to be plagiarized, which seems like way too much work to fix on my own.
@LoganM Steins;Gate. I'm trying to answer the Grandfather Paradox question. The bounty must be awarded in the next 24 hours, though. So I'm a bit constrained, lol.
@kuwaly That might not be answerable (without speculation) if the character is that minor. But I think it's probably fine to ask it anyway. At the worst someone will tell you that it isn't answered anywhere.
During the third part of the Chunin exams when Naruto is fighting Neji, Hinata begins coughing up blood. Kabuto, who is masquerading as a member of ANBU, heals her and then, after she has been taken care of, he knocks Kiba out instead of killing him. Is there shown to be any reason for this or is...
Also, just FYI, the VN is like 40ish hours, so you could easily just skip every scene Suzuha isn't in and read all the ones in which she talks and make it in time. That, or just grab the full text somewhere and grep it.
I think my favorite ending from the VN is the one where Kurisu goes yandere. But I'm pretty sure that isn't the one in which this question is answered.
"Hey, was there ever a movie where a TV reporter goes to a snowy town to cover an event, and then gets wrapped up in a time loop?" "I think it was called 'Groundhog Jay.' It was a really old movie to me, though."
Naruto and few episodes of Naruto shippuden are in english(english dubbed) then it suddenly stopped why so ? and few episodes used to come in Cartoon Network that also stopped
I'm looking for a film from the early 90s or late 80s that has a similar look to the James Cameron Aliens film; it's in Japanese. There is a tank, a kid with a suit that has pressure points that make beat-box like noises when pressed, and a man/police(?) who is probably the main character. I thin...
@PlanetExpressDelivery It seems like Scifi is getting a lot of the random story identification questions for older anime, but we're getting most of the stuff which relates to newer shows or is more in-universe.
@Washu Partly it's because Scifi is much bigger than we are and thus easier to find. However, judging by the questions they're getting, the series being asked about are more the sort of things anime fans would have been interested in 15 years ago than now. They're the sort of things that are by-and-large more interesting to modern day scifi fans than anime fans.
@derobert True, Gunhed is live action. The guy tagged it with anime though. I'm not sure why.
@LoganM Possibly not knowing what the word means... Wonder why the folks over their haven't fixed the tagging. (Also, the title says live action, so the OP apparently knows its live action.)
One of their mods struck one tag, but apparently didn't bother fixing the rest of the tags...
Higurashi no Naku Koro Ni and Higurashi no Naku Koro Ni Kai both say "Welcome to Hinamizawa..." and "WHEN THEY CRY..." on the cover.
Umineko no Naku Koro Ni says "Welcome to Rokkenjima" and "WHEN THEY CRY 3".
I thought Umineko was the follow up to Higurashi.
Where's "WHEN THEY CRY 2"?
@Mysticial Presumably there should be synonyms, but that doesn't answer the question of which should be the primary tags. Also, this is a strange case because "When They Cry" encompasses both Higurashi and Umineko, but they aren't really related much at all.
, known simply as When They Cry for the North American release of the anime adaptation, is a Japanese murder mystery dōjin soft sound novel series produced by 07th Expansion. The games are built on the NScripter game engine and are playable on the Windows operating system. The first game in the series, Onikakushi-hen, w
@Krazer It's fine to include Kai in the Higurashi tag, but there's almost no relationship between Higurashi and Umineko, and almost all the characters are different.
When They Cry (Romanization no Naku Koro ni) is a series of Japanese games and anime adaptations that may refer to:
*Higurashi When They Cry (Higurashi means cicada, an insect), the first game in the series. "Kai" is the 2nd game in the series and a sequel to this.
*When They Cry 3, which uses the title "Umineko" (seagull) instead of Higurashi, and features a different setting and cast of characters
Honestly I've never heard anyone call it "Higurashi: When they Cry" other than official sources. It sounds really strange to me and I'd rather use higurashi-no-naku-koro-ni personally, but AFAIK our policy is to use the English name whenever possible for the main tag.
@Krazer Those should just be tagged with both. The series only has Higurashi and Umineko, so there's no need for a separate tag in cases like that.
@Mysticial The only thing most people are likely to remember is "Higurashi" which is present in both titles. I don't think either one is a lot more recognizable than the other.
I think the point is that if we have a when-they-cry-series it will tend to get used even on questions only about one or the other, like this one, which doesn't really need that at all.
That, and I don't see what the advantage is for having the extra tag. It seems to me like tagging a question with both tags to indicate that the question is about the series as a whole would be sufficient in all cases.
@Krazer Are either of those actually generic? I don't think there's any way an anime fan would be confused if you refer to "index" or "railgun" without saying the full title.
I can't find any other anime or manga with "index" or "railgun" in their title, and I'm pretty sure any that exist wouldn't be notable enough to worry about.
However, in cases like this, where the abbreviation is just a word in the full title, there's no reason we need a synonym. Anyone searching for that will find it by that word. It's only in cases when the abbreviation isn't a word from the title that we have to worry about.
I guess what I'm geting at is what happens when a manga shares the same name, but a different authors. If we already have one for one author what do we do about the other?
like Yoshitaki Amano's "1001 Nights" and Eiichi Yamamoto's
@Krazer Are they related or unrelated series? If they're closely related story-wise (e.g. same characters, related plots, etc.) then it's fine to have them in the same tag. If they're unrelated then we'll have to deal with it on an individual basis, but I think putting the author or year or something would be sufficient.
In general, if there are conflicts, the best procedure is to make a meta post asking how to tag the series. Also make sure the tag wikis are descriptive enough that people won't mistake one for the other. I don't think this will be a common enough occurrence that we should be worried about it right now. IMO better to deal with these things as they appear.
I can't really think of a more well-known manga that would have this problem that
I just didn't think we needed to worry about retagging synonymizing/some tags that only have a few tagged questions. For now we can address more popular ones as they pop up.
@Krazer I think we're going to need to do a fair bit of maintenance with regards to the tags. The larger sites have a script that kills inactive tags after 6 months, but I don't think that's an option here because we have too many series and most of them are only going to get a few questions.
You can pick a few, but don't count on all of them being addressed. It seems like a lot of these things are better done on meta now, so pick the ones that you think are especially necessary for chat first.
Delete/Review closed April Fools questions Discussing answers (meta topic, are people doing it?) [japanese-language] tag cases Asking other sites to feature us Gunpla (review meta?)
That's what I have for a topics list.
Oh, and resource posts, since I somehow forgot to add that.
SO deletes their low-frequency tags after 6 months, but I don't think that's a viable option here. If we aren't going to do that, we'll need to police the new tags ourselves.
@Mysticial Deleting a valid tag for the sake of SEO isn't a good idea. Rather, we should be questioning whether the symbolism tag is valid at all, which I'm not sure about.
Well, there's a few things we can so: 1. Manually append the series to the title. (which is ugly) 2. Get rid of the meta tag on a case-by-case basis. 3. Feature request on meta.SO to allow us to choose which tag to append to the title.
In any case, the fact that we're arguing about this now seems to me to be evidence that we should be discussing this at the chat cast. Apparently no one else felt it was worth their time to answer my meta question, so that's the only way it'll get discussed.
As part of the 4th chat discussion, we covered the status of meta tags.
Examples of meta tags are:
characters
character-abilities
variations
plot-explanation
The questions we discussed are:
Do we need them? Do they contribute anything?
If not, should we just eliminate them. (and blacklist ...
And see what tags we should add to the black list.
One possible solution is to only use tags like symbolism on out-of-universe questions without a series tag. But that will require significant educational effor of our user base.